Part-Time Night-Shift Registered Respiratory Therapist

Three-Crosses-Regional-Hospital; Las Cruces (NM); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

Three Crosses Regional Hospital is seeking a Part-Time Registered Respiratory Therapist for night shifts in Las Cruces, NM. The RRT will provide high-quality respiratory care, assess patients, and collaborate with physicians to develop and implement treatment plans.

Requires associate degree in respiratory therapy, NM license, NBRC (RRT) credential, and BLS/ACLS; PALS preferred. Commitment to patient safety and a culture of professionalism is essential.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in respiratory therapy is required.
• Graduate of NBRC-approved respiratory therapy program.
• Respiratory Care Practitioner license issued by the State of NM is required.
• NBRC (RRT) credential must be obtained by hire date.
• BLS and ACLS certifications required; PALS preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver patient care with assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of outcomes.
• Manage care across the continuum and coordinate with physicians on treatment plans.
• Administer respiratory therapies and operate related equipment for all ages.
• Document care and maintain patient records with confidentiality.
• Adhere to infection-control policies and ensure safety and compliance.
• Attend staff meetings and participate in care delivery teams; perform other duties as assigned.

Education

Associate degree in respiratory therapy

NBRC-approved respiratory therapy program

NM Respiratory Care Practitioner License

NBRC (RRT) Credential

BLS Certification

ACLS Certification

PALS Certification

Job description

Three Crosses Regional Hospital is seeking a Part-Time Registered Respiratory Therapist for night shifts in Las Cruces, NM. The RRT will provide high-quality respiratory care, assess patients, and collaborate with physicians to develop and implement treatment plans.

Requires associate degree in respiratory therapy, NM license, NBRC (RRT) credential, and BLS/ACLS; PALS preferred. Commitment to patient safety and a culture of professionalism is essential.