Night-Shift Respiratory Therapist – Critical Care

Allina Health; Faribault (MN); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Allina Health is seeking a Respiratory Therapist to join our Respiratory Therapy team in Minnesota. You will assess and treat patients with cardiopulmonary disorders under physician direction, educate families and staff, and support ventilator care and weaning strategies.

Join a dedicated team providing diagnostic testing, equipment troubleshooting, and collaborative patient care. The role emphasizes adherence to protocols, safety, and effective communication with nurses and physicians.

Qualifications

• CoARC-accredited Respiratory Care Program degree.
• 0–2 years of clinical experience in a critical care setting.
• Active respiratory therapist licensure in MN and/or WI depending on site.
• One of the following certifications: ACLS/ALS/PALS/NRP.

Responsibilities

• Assess, diagnose and treat patients with cardiopulmonary disorders.
• Educate patients and staff on respiratory care and procedures.
• Provide mechanical ventilation management and weaning assessment.
• Troubleshoot respiratory equipment and ensure patient safety.
• Collaborate with nurses and physicians to meet respiratory goals.
• Perform diagnostic tests and interpret results.
• Document interventions and follow protocols accurately.

Skills

Respiratory therapy

Critical care

Patient education

Education

CoARC-accredited Respiratory Care Program

0–2 years in a critical care setting

Bachelor's degree in health science (preferred)

Tools

Ventilator systems

Critical care equipment

Job description

Allina Health is seeking a Respiratory Therapist to join our Respiratory Therapy team in Minnesota. You will assess and treat patients with cardiopulmonary disorders under physician direction, educate families and staff, and support ventilator care and weaning strategies.

Join a dedicated team providing diagnostic testing, equipment troubleshooting, and collaborative patient care. The role emphasizes adherence to protocols, safety, and effective communication with nurses and physicians.