Respiratory Therapist — Full‑Time, Impactful Senior Care

Lowry Hills Care; Aurora (CO); On-site; USD 44,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

PTO

Earned wages access

Career Development

Collaborative team environment

Job summary

Lowry Hills Care and Rehabilitation is seeking a dedicated Respiratory Therapist to deliver respiratory care in a skilled nursing setting. You will assess, treat, and document therapies such as Acapella, Incentive Spirometry, EZPAP, and Chest Physiotherapy, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to support resident comfort and recovery.

The ideal candidate holds state licensure, AMA-approved program graduate status, CRT or RRT credentials, and ACLS/BLS certification, with a commitment to

Qualifications

• Current State Respiratory Therapist Licensure required.
• Graduate from AMA-approved Respiratory Therapy program.
• CRT or RRT credential with ACLS/BLS certification.
• Ability to work in a long-term care setting with seniors.

Responsibilities

• Provide respiratory care to residents and manage therapies.
• Administer treatments, monitor responses, and document results.
• Maintain infection control and equipment sterilization standards.
• Coordinate with nursing and physicians for care plans.
• Lead shift operations and training as needed.

Skills

Respiratory therapy

Patient care

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Infection control

Education

State Respiratory Therapist Licensure

Graduate of AMA-approved School of Respiratory Therapy

CRT or RRT credential

ACLS and BLS Certification

Tools

Chest Physiotherapy

Acapella

Incentive Spirometry

EZPAP

Job description

Lowry Hills Care and Rehabilitation is seeking a dedicated Respiratory Therapist to deliver respiratory care in a skilled nursing setting. You will assess, treat, and document therapies such as Acapella, Incentive Spirometry, EZPAP, and Chest Physiotherapy, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to support resident comfort and recovery.

The ideal candidate holds state licensure, AMA-approved program graduate status, CRT or RRT credentials, and ACLS/BLS certification, with a commitment to