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$2,240/wk
Hawaii respiratory therapist contractsmedian $2,476/wk
$2,200/wk10% below the Hawaii median$3,700/wk
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓State License Details: Must Be Currently Active
Certifications
✓General Certifications (ACLS, BLS/BCLS, PALS)
✓Respiratory Certifications (RRT)
Qualifications
✓Minimum 2 years experience required
✓Proof of flu vaccination or approved application for medical or religious exception
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Description Candidate must have Hawaii License by start of assignment. This position involves providing continuous airway management, ventilator support, and various aspects of respiratory care. The role requires caring for patients across adult, pediatric, and neonatal populations, and involves working night shifts for three 12-hour shifts weekly.

Applicants should have a minimum of 2 years experience and the necessary certifications. Highlights 3x12 night shifts, providing flexibility and work-life balance. Located in beautiful Hilo, Hawaii, offering a vibrant community and lifestyle.

Focus on airway management and ventilator support for diverse patient groups. Requirements Respiratory Certifications (RRT) General Certifications (ACLS, BLS/BCLS, PALS) State License Details: Must Be Currently Active Proof of flu vaccination or approved application for medical or religious exception Minimum 2 years experience required

About the role

Candidate must have Hawaii License by start of assignment. This position involves providing continuous airway management, ventilator support, and various aspects of respiratory care. The role requires caring for patients across adult, pediatric, and neonatal populations, and involves working night shifts for three 12-hour shifts weekly.