Registered Respiratory Therapist

The Respiratory Therapist provides specialized respiratory care to patients, evaluates respiratory conditions, recommends treatment plans, and administers physician-prescribed therapies. The role involves managing mechanical ventilation, providing oxygen therapy, performing airway management, and supporting patients requiring intensive respiratory care. Key

Assess patients' respiratory conditions and recommend appropriate treatment plans. Operate, monitor, and maintain invasive and non-invasive ventilators. Administer oxygen therapy, aerosol treatments, nebulized medications, and humidification.

Perform chest physiotherapy and oropharyngeal, nasal, and tracheal suctioning. Monitor oxygen saturation and capnography and review chest X-rays. Perform 12-lead EKGs, basic arrhythmia recognition, and pulmonary function studies.

Assist with bronchoscopy, percutaneous tracheostomy, chest tube placement, and other respiratory procedures. Perform tracheostomy care, arterial punctures, and endotracheal intubation as authorized. Perform CPR in accordance with BLS and ACLS guidelines.

Document patient assessments, respiratory treatments, and treatment responses accurately. Communicate with physicians and healthcare teams regarding treatment effectiveness. Maintain respiratory equipment and support preventive maintenance and repairs.

Ensure accurate documentation, respiratory therapy charging, and shift handoffs. Required

Current state licensure. Active CRT or RRT credential from the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) or state equivalent. BLS certification before the first shift.

ACLS certification before the first shift. Minimum of 2 years of bedside clinical experience. Additional Information: 13-week contract assignment.

Night shift, three 12-hour shifts per week. Start date: November 13, 2026. Exact shift hours and guaranteed hours should be confirmed with the facility.