Registered Respiratory Therapist - Night Shift

Role Overview As a Respiratory Therapist, you will be a vital part of a high-performing, interdisciplinary care team in a community hospital setting. Serving a diverse patient population from infants to older adults, you will provide expert care across various acute and chronic respiratory conditions. Key Responsibilities Perform patient assessments and deliver general and critical care respiratory procedures. Manage respiratory care for newborns, including in Labor and Delivery. Conduct blood gas analysis and interpretation, maintain and operate respiratory equipment, and educate patients and families in both adult and neonatal areas. Qualifications & Skills Associate’s Degree in Respiratory Therapy SciencesPrevious neonatal respiratory care experience or successful completion of department-specific orientation with skills validationLicensed Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) and licensed by the State Board of Medical ExaminersCertifications: BCLS, ACLS, NRP, and PALS, all upon hire Work Environment: Work in fast-paced, high-acuity areas such as the ER, ICU, and Med-Surg units, supporting procedures like mechanical ventilation, intubation, ABGs, oxygen therapy, EKGs, and EEGs. The role emphasizes clinical skill, critical thinking, teamwork, and patient-centered care.