ARRT | Registered Respiratory Therapist - Night Shift

ARRT | Registered Respiratory Therapist - Night Shift

Provide compassionate, patient- and family-centered respiratory care in a setting that values best practices and relationship-based care. Uphold professional respiratory care standards guided by ethical codes, state practice acts, and evidence-based protocols. Demonstrate expertise in respiratory assessments, treatment modalities, life support certifications, critical thinking, and prioritization. Commit to ongoing professional development and educational growth.

• Conduct thorough age-specific assessments and reassessments.
• Collaborate with family members, significant others, and healthcare providers to gather comprehensive medical histories.
• Document findings in accordance with unit policies.

• Identify actual or potential physical, psychosocial, cultural, religious, safety, infection control, environmental, and educational needs.
• Prioritize patient care based on assessment results.
• Interpret findings to prepare patient and family education plans.

• Work with healthcare team members to develop and adjust individualized care and discharge plans.
• Create care and education plans aligned with standards of practice to achieve optimal patient outcomes.
• Revise plans based on patient condition changes and input from patients and families.

• Deliver age-appropriate care following established plans and priorities.
• Apply evidence-based interventions tailored to diagnoses.
• Utilize community resources to support care plans and coordinate access.
• Collaborate with caregivers to ensure cohesive plan execution.

• Assess the effectiveness of respiratory interventions and patient responses.
• Adjust care plans based on evaluations and feedback.
• Evaluate patient and family understanding and response to education.

Graduate of a CoARC-accredited respiratory therapy program. Associate Degree or equivalent required; Bachelor's degree preferred.

• Obtain Registered Respiratory Therapist credential from the National Board of Respiratory Care within one year of hire and maintain active status.
• Hold active Respiratory Care Provider license from the state health professions bureau.

Night shift (3rd shift), 36 hours weekly. Serving the Midwest region of the United States.

MLee Healthcare Staffing and Recruiting, Inc