Respiratory Therapist

RT Traveler for Golisano Department: RT # treatments per day - 20-25 Certs (BLS, ACLS, PALS, NRP?) RRT or is CRT acceptable?: RRT is preferred. Must have BLS, ACLS, PALS, and NRP for NICU and Point of Care Technician through the West Virginia Department of Health & Human Resources Types of patients (adults, peds, and neonates?) Peds & Neonates What areas do they cover (Inpatient, Outpatient, ER, Rehab, Sleep Lab, etc.) NICU or PICU Experience or 'Must have' skills: Must have 2 or more years experience working in PICU and or level III or greater NICU Must have 2 or more years Level IV or Level I PICU experience. Job Duties (ie: Do RTs draw ABGs, perform EKGs, etc.): All aspects of respiratory care. Duties include aerogen, Volara, cough assist, IPV, NAVA, Hamilton and Servo ventilators, airway management, intrahospital transport, etc... Are RTs Required to be able to Intubate Independently or only to assist? Assist only. Respiratory Manager/Supervisor/Lead Therapist? Brian Ringler, manager and Paige Lawson,Supervisor Shifts & Scheduling (Do you allow self-scheduling? Block scheduling?) Will permit preference scheduling with a commitment of 6 weekend shifts per 4-week schedule (weekends are Fri, Sat, and Sun shifts). RT will not be the only RT in house. We prefer to staff with 8 RTs per shift. Weekend Requirements - Yes 6 shifts per 4 week schedule Holiday Requirements - Possibly Call or standby call requirement? - No What is call response time - NA Floating Requirements - No Scrub Color/Dress Code - Stone/light Gray RT Equipment (Brand for Vents, Cpap, Bipap, High Flow) - Hamilton and Servo - Vents, Respironics & Hamilton - BiPAP, and Fisher Paykel - HFNC Hospitalist or Intensivist in house - Yes Department Specific Orientation: Yes timeframe will be dependent upon previous experience Notes added 12/1/2025 MS