Respiratory Therapist

Company Description Lincare is a leading supplier of respiratory-therapy products and services for patients in the home, offering a broad range of therapies including oxygen, nebulizer, sleep, ventilator, enteral, and pediatric services. The company focuses on being a trusted partner in patient care by providing high-quality services and supplies, promoting patient education, and building strong relationships with patients, physicians, families, and caregivers. Lincare supports long-term care and disease management programs designed to improve quality of life and clinical outcomes. Team members join an organization committed to compassionate care and ongoing support for patients in diverse home-care settings.Role Description The Respiratory Therapist role at Lincare in Springfield, MO is a full-time, on-site position providing respiratory care and support to patients in the home-care environment. Day-to-day responsibilities include assessing patients’ respiratory status, setting up and managing respiratory equipment and therapies, and educating patients and caregivers on safe and effective use of Lincare products. The role involves coordinating care plans with physicians and other healthcare professionals, monitoring patient progress, and documenting clinical interventions in accordance with company and regulatory standards. The Respiratory Therapist also ensures compliance with safety protocols, participates in disease management programs, and delivers compassionate, patient-centered service during home visits and in-office consultations.Qualifications Candidates should possess strong skills in Respiratory Therapy and Respiratory Care for adult and pediatric patient populations.Candidates should possess knowledge of Cardiopulmonary and Medicine as they relate to the evaluation and management of respiratory conditions.Candidates should possess experience or training in Neonatal Intensive Care or pediatric respiratory support, as appropriate to patient needs.Active state licensure as a Respiratory Therapist (RRT or CRT) and graduation from an accredited respiratory care program.Ability to perform patient assessments, operate and troubleshoot respiratory equipment, and follow clinical protocols safely.Effective communication skills for educating patients, families, and caregivers, and for collaborating with healthcare teams.Strong organizational skills, reliability in documentation, and ability to work independently in home-care and on-site settings.Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel locally for patient visits; prior home-care or durable medical equipment experience is a plus.