New Grad Respiratory Therapist — Night Shift, $10k Sign-On
Select Medical
Phoenix (AZ)
On-site
USD 45,033
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Tuition reimbursement
Clinical ladder program
Student debt benefit program
Generous PTO
Comprehensive medical/RX plan
401(k) retirement plan
Life and disability protection
Job summary
A healthcare provider in Phoenix, Arizona is seeking a New Grad Respiratory Therapist (RT) to provide excellent respiratory care in a full-time night shift role. The position includes a comprehensive orientation program and a generous compensation package with a sign-on bonus of $10,000. Candidates must possess an Active CRT or RRT credential and be committed to ongoing education and patient care. Join a team dedicated to supporting critical illness recovery and improving patient outcomes.
Qualifications
Must possess Active CRT or RRT credential from the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC).
Proof of graduation required: college transcript/diploma (preferred) or high school transcript/diploma or GED.
BLS certification by start date.
Responsibilities
Evaluate patients and recommend appropriate treatment plans.
Provide respiratory care to critical and complex patients.
Perform insertion and removal of endotracheal tubes.
Skills
Active CRT or RRT credential
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
ACLS certification
Ability to evaluate patients
Teaching and counseling skills
Education
Proof of graduation
Current state licensure
Job description
A healthcare provider in Phoenix, Arizona is seeking a New Grad Respiratory Therapist (RT) to provide excellent respiratory care in a full-time night shift role. The position includes a comprehensive orientation program and a generous compensation package with a sign-on bonus of $10,000. Candidates must possess an Active CRT or RRT credential and be committed to ongoing education and patient care. Join a team dedicated to supporting critical illness recovery and improving patient outcomes.