Lead RRT, Nights → Lead Respiratory Therapist, Night Shift

Role Overview Supports shift activities, acting as the expert during assigned hours. Responsibilities include managing staffing and patient assignments, providing resource support, assisting with preceptor tasks, and ensuring patient care workload is met. Serves as a role model to promote a highly efficient, accountable, and collaborative team environment among staff and physicians. Ensures the delivery of the highest standards of patient safety and quality of care. Qualifications And Skills Education: Associate's Degree in Respiratory Therapy Sciences.Experience: At least 2 years of clinical Respiratory Therapy experience; ability to quickly develop skills in NICU settings if limited experience.Licenses & Certifications: Current Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) credential from the NBRC, valid licensure as a Respiratory Care Professional in Georgia, ACLS, BCLS, and PALS certifications. Key Duties: Support shift supervision, uphold patient safety and care quality, foster team collaboration, and serve as a clinical resource to staff and physicians. The role emphasizes leadership, clinical expertise, and commitment to patient outcomes.