CRT or RRT (Respiratory Therapy #)

Apria is a leading provider of home healthcare equipment and related services across the United States, serving approximately 2 million patients from more than 270 locations. As part of the Accendra Health family of brands, Apria focuses on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care in the home setting. The organization supports individuals with a wide range of respiratory and durable medical equipment needs. Apria offers opportunities to work with diverse patient populations and contribute to meaningful, impactful healthcare services.

This is a full-time hybrid role for a Respiratory Therapist based in Queens, NY, with a combination of on-site visits and some work-from-home responsibilities. The Respiratory Therapist will assess patients’ respiratory status, review medical histories and prescriptions, and develop appropriate home respiratory care plans. Daily tasks include setting up, instructing on, and troubleshooting respiratory equipment such as oxygen systems, nebulizers, and non-invasive ventilation devices. The role involves performing patient education on equipment use, safety, and disease management, as well as documenting care, maintaining accurate records, and communicating with physicians, nurses, and care coordinators. The Respiratory Therapist will also monitor patient progress, respond to clinical concerns, provide follow-up visits or telehealth check-ins, and support compliance with clinical protocols and regulatory requirements.

Demonstrated proficiency in Respiratory Therapy and Respiratory Care, including assessment, treatment planning, and home-based patient education.

Knowledge of Cardiopulmonary principles and Medicine relevant to respiratory conditions, including oxygen therapy, COPD, asthma, and sleep-disordered breathing.

Experience or training in Neonatal Intensive Care or pediatric respiratory support is beneficial, especially for serving infants and children requiring specialized care.

Current state licensure as a Respiratory Therapist (RRT or CRT) in New York and applicable national certification (e.g., CPR/BLS certification, a valid driver’s license with a satisfactory driving record, and the ability to travel locally to patient homes in the Queens area.

Comfort with electronic medical records and basic digital tools; prior home care or durable medical equipment experience is a plus.

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