Pediatric RT II - Part-Time, Portland

Shriners Children's; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 55,000 - 76,000; Part time

Job summary

Shriners Children's in Portland, OR is seeking a Part-Time Respiratory Therapist to join our pediatric-focused team. You will provide family-centered, age-appropriate respiratory care, collaborate with the health care team, and participate in committees and projects as needed.

Responsibilities include ensuring safe operation of life-support equipment, documenting findings, and mentoring students and staff. BLS is required; PALS preferred, with emphasis on compassionate care for children and

Qualifications

• Bachelor-level credentials are not required for this role; an associate degree is standard.
• Active respiratory therapy license in the practicing state is required.
• National registration with the national board is necessary.
• BLS certification is mandatory; PALS preferred for pediatric care.

Responsibilities

• Provide family-centered, age-appropriate respiratory care from admission to discharge.
• Collaborate with health-care team to assess patient and family needs.
• Document findings clearly and communicate with staff and families.
• Operate life-support equipment safely and ensure infection control.
• Mentor students, interns, and new staff as assigned.
• Participate in hospital committees and quality improvement projects.

Education

Associate Respiratory Therapy

RT License in state of practice

National Registration by National Board for Respiratory Therapy

Basic Life Support (BLS)

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)

Job description

Shriners Children's in Portland, OR is seeking a Part-Time Respiratory Therapist to join our pediatric-focused team. You will provide family-centered, age-appropriate respiratory care, collaborate with the health care team, and participate in committees and projects as needed.

Responsibilities include ensuring safe operation of life-support equipment, documenting findings, and mentoring students and staff. BLS is required; PALS preferred, with emphasis on compassionate care for children and