Night Shift Respiratory Therapist – $30K Sign-On

Indiana University Health, Inc.; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus $30,000 for external

Night shift differential

Referral program

Job summary

Indiana University Health, Inc. is seeking a Registered Respiratory Therapist for the night shift at University Hospital. The role offers a $30,000 sign-on bonus for eligible external candidates and requires weekend shifts every fourth weekend.

RTs collaborate with nurses and clinicians to evaluate and treat cardiopulmonary disorders, participate in bedside rounds, and provide patient advocacy while maintaining high-quality care.

Qualifications

• Current Indiana Respiratory Care Practitioner license.
• Graduation from a CoARC-accredited respiratory care program.
• NBRC registry exam to be passed within 6 months of hire (6-month rule).
• Healthcare Provider Certification; additional life support certifications may be required.
• ACLS, PALS, and/or NRP preferred.
• Strong customer service, written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to handle confidential patient information and work with EMR.

Responsibilities

• Participate in bedside rounds and be a patient advocate.
• Collaborate with nurses, Advanced Respiratory Therapists, and Clinical Specialists.
• Evaluate and treat patients with cardiopulmonary disorders across modalities.
• Work as part of the night shift team with weekend rotation.

Skills

Customer service

Written and verbal communication

Confidential patient information

EMR / computer skills

Education

Indiana license (RCP)

CoARC-accredited respiratory care program

Tools

EMR systems

Job description

Indiana University Health, Inc. is seeking a Registered Respiratory Therapist for the night shift at University Hospital. The role offers a $30,000 sign-on bonus for eligible external candidates and requires weekend shifts every fourth weekend.

RTs collaborate with nurses and clinicians to evaluate and treat cardiopulmonary disorders, participate in bedside rounds, and provide patient advocacy while maintaining high-quality care.