Neonatal ICU Respiratory Therapist

StaffDNA; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

StaffDNA is seeking a Travel Allied Respiratory Therapist to deliver specialized neonatal respiratory care in NICUs nationwide. You will manage ventilators, CPAP/HFNC, and emergency interventions for premature and critically ill newborns, while using StaffDNA's platform to track schedules and compliance.

You will collaborate with neonatologists and nursing teams, maintain precise documentation, uphold infection-control standards, and adapt quickly to new hospitals and clinical protocols, all

Qualifications

• Licensed Respiratory Therapist with neonatal experience.
• Experience in NICU settings preferred.
• Ability to operate and troubleshoot neonatal respiratory equipment.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialized respiratory care in NICU across the country.
• Manage ventilators, CPAP/HFNC, and emergency interventions for premature and critically ill newborns.
• Maintain meticulous documentation and adhere to infection-control standards.
• Collaborate with neonatologists and nursing teams.
• Adapt to new hospital protocols and schedules while ensuring patient and family-centered care.

Skills

Ventilator management

CPAP/HFNC

Emergency interventions

Documentation

Infection control

Neonatal care

Team collaboration

Education

RRT credential

Tools

Ventilators

CPAP/HFNC devices

Job description

StaffDNA is seeking a Travel Allied Respiratory Therapist to provide specialized care in NICU settings across the country. In this contract role, you'll deliver advanced respiratory support to premature and critically ill newborns, managing ventilators, CPAP/HFNC, and emergency interventions in level III/IV NICUs. Use StaffDNA's mobile-first platform to select assignments, track compliance, and manage schedules. Collaborate closely with neonatologists and nursing teams, ensure meticulous documentation, follow strict infection-control standards, and adapt quickly to new hospitals and clinical protocols while upholding exceptional patient and family-centered care.