Night Shift Respiratory Therapist — Growth & Benefits
Hillcrest HealthCare System
Tulsa (OK)
On-site
USD 60,000 - 80,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Career growth opportunities
Tuition assistance
Comprehensive health benefits
Paid time off
Job summary
A healthcare provider in Tulsa, OK is seeking a full-time Respiratory Therapist for the night shift. In this role, you will be responsible for collaborating with the healthcare team on patient management, administering various therapies including aerosolized medication, and performing critical procedures such as ventilator and airway management. Candidates must hold an accredited respiratory therapy degree, relevant certifications, and an active state license. Join us to make a difference in patient care in a supportive environment.
Qualifications
Must have NBRC credential as a CRT or RRT.
Active Oklahoma Respiratory Care Professional License required.
BLS certification to be obtained within 14 days of hire.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with health care team members in planning patient care.
Administer aerosolized medication and oxygen therapy.
Perform ventilator management and airway management procedures.
Skills
Collaboration with healthcare team
Patient education
Aerosolized medication administration
Ventilator management
Airway management
Education
Graduation from an accredited respiratory therapy program
BLS certification
ACLS certification
Job description
A healthcare provider in Tulsa, OK is seeking a full-time Respiratory Therapist for the night shift. In this role, you will be responsible for collaborating with the healthcare team on patient management, administering various therapies including aerosolized medication, and performing critical procedures such as ventilator and airway management. Candidates must hold an accredited respiratory therapy degree, relevant certifications, and an active state license. Join us to make a difference in patient care in a supportive environment.