Pediatric ICU Respiratory Therapist (RRT) – PRN

Memorial Health University Medical Center; Pooler (GA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

Wellbeing support

Time off (PTO)

401(k) with match

Job summary

Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, GA is seeking a Pediatric ICU Respiratory Therapist for a PRN role. You will assess respiratory status, deliver evidence-based therapy, manage ventilation and airways, and support the care team in critical care settings.

Required NBRC-RRT certification, PALS, and BCLS within specified timeframes; prior pediatric RRT or transport experience preferred. This facility offers comprehensive benefits and a collaborative culture within a leading

Qualifications

• NBRC-RRT certification required
• PALS certification required within 60 days of start date
• BCLS certification required within 30 days of start date

Responsibilities

• Assess respiratory status through focused exams and airway evaluation
• Deliver evidence-based therapy including oxygen, meds, and airway clearance
• Manage ventilation and airway support, including invasive and noninvasive ventilation
• Educate patients and families, and collaborate with physicians and bedside teams
• Maintain and clean respiratory equipment, ensuring readiness and infection control standards

Skills

Communication

Clinical teamwork

Critical thinking

Patient education

Education

NBRC-RRT

PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)

BCLS (Basic Life Support)

Job description

Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, GA is seeking a Pediatric ICU Respiratory Therapist for a PRN role. You will assess respiratory status, deliver evidence-based therapy, manage ventilation and airways, and support the care team in critical care settings.

Required NBRC-RRT certification, PALS, and BCLS within specified timeframes; prior pediatric RRT or transport experience preferred. This facility offers comprehensive benefits and a collaborative culture within a leading