Night Shift Respiratory Therapist - LTC/Post-Acute Care

RICHMOND CENTER; New York (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Richmond Center for Rehabilitation & Healthcare in Staten Island, NY is seeking a compassionate Respiratory Therapist for the night shift. The ideal candidate will perform clinical assessments, monitor residents with respiratory conditions, and collaborate with the care team.

Responsibilities include diagnostic testing, lung function evaluation, airway management, instructing residents on therapies, and responding to respiratory emergencies.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Respiratory Therapy program.
• Current, valid Respiratory Therapist credentials/license.
• Respiratory care experience preferred (LTC/post-acute a plus).
• Strong critical thinking and decision-making skills.
• Detail-oriented with excellent communication and organization.

Responsibilities

• Assess and monitor residents with respiratory conditions.
• Perform diagnostic testing and evaluate lung function.
• Interpret results and communicate findings to the care team.
• Provide airway management, including secretion removal and clearing obstructions.
• Educate residents on respiratory health, treatments, and prevention.
• Instruct residents on proper use of respiratory equipment and therapies.
• Respond to respiratory emergencies, including resuscitation support.
• Collaborate with physicians on individualized treatment plans.
• Follow infection control, safety, and clinical care protocols.
• Provide care with respect for residents’ dignity and beliefs.

Skills

Critical thinking

Communication

Detail-oriented

Organization

Education

Accredited Respiratory Therapy program

Job description

Richmond Center for Rehabilitation & Healthcare in Staten Island, NY is seeking a compassionate Respiratory Therapist for the night shift. The ideal candidate will perform clinical assessments, monitor residents with respiratory conditions, and collaborate with the care team.

Responsibilities include diagnostic testing, lung function evaluation, airway management, instructing residents on therapies, and responding to respiratory emergencies.