Therapist-Respiratory Registered

Role Overview Provides specialized respiratory care by applying critical thinking skills acquired through education and experience as a Respiratory Therapist. A Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) demonstrates expertise by passing national examinations and assesses patient needs to develop, implement, and evaluate personalized care plans. The role involves administering medications, offering health education to patients and families, collaborating with healthcare teams, and providing clinical leadership. The therapist supports ongoing professional development and strives to improve healthcare delivery. Key Responsibilities Assess patients and develop care plans.Implement and evaluate treatment strategies.Administer prescribed medications.Educate patients, families, and caregivers.Communicate and collaborate with healthcare team members.Provide clinical leadership and support lifelong learning.Achieve assigned goals effectively. Qualifications & Skills Recent clinical respiratory care experience.Current state license as a Respiratory Therapist.Educational background with an AAS or BS in Respiratory Therapy from a CoARC-accredited program.Successful completion of hospital and departmental orientation.Computer literacy with basic knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office.Registered Respiratory Therapist credential from NBRC and licensure from the state licensing board.CPR certification (BLS); additional certifications like ACLS, PALS, and NRP are preferred.