Night Respiratory Therapist — $10K Sign-On & Career Growth

Select Medical; Springdale (AR); On-site; USD 52,000 - 74,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Orientation program

Tuition reimbursement

Clinical ladder

Student debt benefit

Generous PTO

Medical insurance

401(k) retirement plan

Life and disability protection

Job summary

Regency Hospital- Springdale is seeking a Respiratory Therapist (RT) for night shifts in Springdale, Arkansas. This hospital focuses on critical illness recovery and post-ICU care, offering an orientation program, tuition assistance, clinical ladder, and generous PTO for full-time staff.

Responsibilities include evaluating patients, providing respiratory care for complex conditions, securing endotracheal tubes when needed, and engaging in quality improvement while teaching patients and families.

Qualifications

• Active NBRC CRT or RRT credential required.
• Current state licensure required.
• BLS certification by start date.
• ACLS required within 6 months of hire (agency RTC: ACLS on first shift; PRN on hire).
• Proof of graduation: college transcript/diploma preferred or high school transcript/GED.

Responsibilities

• Evaluating patients and recommending an appropriate treatment plan.
• Providing respiratory care to patients with critical and complex medical and surgical conditions.
• Performing insertion and removal of endotracheal tubes.
• Promoting continuous quality improvement.
• Teaching and counseling patients/families.

Skills

Active NBRC CRT/RRT

BLS

ACLS within 6 months

State licensure

Education

College transcript/diploma or high school transcript/GED

Job description

Regency Hospital- Springdale is seeking a Respiratory Therapist (RT) for night shifts in Springdale, Arkansas. This hospital focuses on critical illness recovery and post-ICU care, offering an orientation program, tuition assistance, clinical ladder, and generous PTO for full-time staff.

Responsibilities include evaluating patients, providing respiratory care for complex conditions, securing endotracheal tubes when needed, and engaging in quality improvement while teaching patients and families.