Respiratory Care Practitioner - PICU

Location: Spokane, WA Compensation: Attractive salary + Sign-On Bonus + Relocation Assistance The Opportunity This is your opportunity to bring advanced respiratory care skills to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at a nationally recognized medical center and children's hospital in Spokane, WA. Working at the intersection of critical care and pediatrics, you'll collaborate directly with physicians and nurses to manage complex cases and deliver life-critical interventions for seriously ill children. For a Respiratory Care Practitioner who wants to practice at the highest level, this role delivers that challenge every day. Why You'll Love This Role Sign-on bonus available for eligible external candidates and qualified rehires Relocation assistance provided Comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) Savings Plan with employer matching Paid parental leave, vacation, holidays, and additional time-off benefits Life and disability insurance, plus well-being resources A patient-focused culture built on understanding, commitment, and mutual respect Your Day-to-Day Collaborate with physicians and nursing staff to plan and implement respiratory care plans for critically ill pediatric patients Operate and maintain complex ventilatory support systems, monitoring equipment, and resuscitation devices Perform patient assessments, diagnostic procedures, and oxygen therapy in the PICU setting Assist physicians in the delivery and direction of respiratory therapy services Complete required department and unit-specific orientation programs Perform additional qualified patient care functions as needed What We're Looking For Required: Education sufficient to meet licensure or certification requirements Active Washington Respiratory Care Practitioner License upon hire BLS certification through the American Heart Association upon hire Ready to Apply? PICU respiratory care calls for clinicians who are technically sharp, calm under pressure, and genuinely committed to pediatric patients. #J-18808-Ljbffr