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Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) Job Position Details The Respiratory Therapist will perform a variety of critical care functions, including the management and administration of airway devices and suctioning procedures. The successful candidate will be responsible for the following: Airway Management Devices and Suctioning: Endotracheal tube management, extubation procedures, nasal airway placement, and oral airway management.
Pulmonary Hygiene: Conducting sputum specimen collections, tracheostomy care, and ABG interpretation. Device Operation: Proficient use of ventilators such as Draeger V500 and Servo U, as well as troubleshooting related equipment complications. Aerosol Therapy: Administering various medications through nebulizers, including but not limited to Albuterol, Atrovent, and Pulmicort.
Support in High-Risk Deliveries: Assisting with umbilical blood gas procedures and other critical interventions as necessary. Shift Information
4x12 Nights (18:30 - 07:00) Every other weekend required; holiday coverage expected. Float between Adult and NICU required. Qualifications Minimum of 2 years of experience as an RRT in Adult Critical Care; NICU experience is preferred.
Completion of at least 1 prior travel assignment. Current BLS certification. CRT certification required.
Must possess MD State licensure. ED experience and ACLS certification preferred.
The following skills are essential for success in this position: Demonstrated ability to manage Airway Management Devices and Suctioning. Experience with aerosol medications and administration protocols. Comfortable performing and analyzing arterial blood gases (ABGs).
Knowledge of Cerner for charting and patient management. Special Equipment Competence Ventilators: Draeger V500, Servo U Other devices: High Flow Nasal Cannula (HFNC), BiPAP, CPAP Join a leading healthcare team and contribute to providing high-quality respiratory care in a supportive environment.
About the role
The Respiratory Therapist will perform a variety of critical care functions, including the management and administration of airway devices and suctioning procedures.