Compassionate Respiratory Therapist — Flexible Shifts

RLNR Enterprises Inc.; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

RLNR Enterprises Inc. seeks a compassionate Respiratory Therapist to provide respiratory care in residential care homes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The role emphasizes safe, respectful, and person-centered services, working closely with caregivers, nurses, physicians and support staff. The ideal candidate is clinically strong, dependable, patient, and collaborates to improve residents’ quality of life while managing complex

Qualifications

• California Respiratory Therapist license required.
• BLS certification required.
• RRT credential preferred if available.
• Experience with IDD and residential care settings is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Assess and support residents with respiratory conditions.
• Administer treatments and therapies as ordered by physicians.
• Monitor oxygen therapy, nebulizers, suctioning, and ventilator support when needed.
• Document respiratory assessments in compliance with state and facility requirements.
• Train caregiving staff on equipment and protocols.
• Respond to respiratory emergencies and changes in resident condition.
• Collaborate with healthcare teams and families to optimize care.
• Ensure equipment is maintained and functioning properly.
• Maintain accurate clinical records and treatment documentation.
• Promote resident dignity, comfort, safety, and independence.

Skills

Patient care

Teamwork

Communication

Critical thinking

Documentation

Education

California RT license

BLS certification

RRT credential preferred

Tools

Ventilators

Tracheostomy care

Oxygen equipment

Job description

RLNR Enterprises Inc. seeks a compassionate Respiratory Therapist to provide respiratory care in residential care homes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The role emphasizes safe, respectful, and person-centered services, working closely with caregivers, nurses, physicians and support staff. The ideal candidate is clinically strong, dependable, patient, and collaborates to improve residents’ quality of life while managing complex