Respiratory Therapist - NICU, Night Shift

Seacrest Recovery Centers; Snellville (GA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Seacrest Recovery Centers is seeking a Registered Respiratory Therapist to assess patients and provide respiratory care across adult, neonatal, and critical care settings. The role includes performing blood gas analysis, interpreting results, and managing respiratory equipment.

The position also involves educating patients and families and supporting neonatal care during labor, delivery, and NICU patients. Opportunities exist for bronchoscopy assistance and cross-training in EEGs and PFTs.

Qualifications

• Associates Degree in Respiratory Therapy Sciences.
• Registered by the National Board for Respiratory Care and licensed by the State Board.
• Prior neonatal respiratory care experience or department-specific training.
• Current certifications in BCLS, ACLS, and NRP.

Responsibilities

• Performing patient assessments and respiratory procedures in adult, neonatal, and critical care settings.
• Conducting blood gas analysis and interpreting results.
• Managing and maintaining respiratory equipment.
• Providing patient and family education.
• Assisting with neonatal care during labor and delivery, including attending deliveries and caring for NICU patients.
• Participating in bronchoscopy assistance and cross-training opportunities such as EEGs and PFTs.

Skills

Adult care

Neonatal care

Equipment management

Patient education

Clinical skills

Education

Associate degree in Respiratory Therapy Sciences

Job description

We are seeking a Registered Respiratory Therapist to perform patient assessments, provide respiratory care, and monitor therapies related to pulmonary diseases and sleep disorders.

Key Responsibilities Include

• Performing patient assessments and executing respiratory procedures in adult, neonatal, and critical care settings
• Conducting blood gas analysis and interpreting results
• Managing and maintaining respiratory equipment
• Providing patient and family education
• Assisting with neonatal care during labor and delivery, including attending deliveries and caring for NICU patients
• Participating in bronchoscopy assistance and cross‑training opportunities such as EEGs and PFTs

Qualifications

• Associates Degree in Respiratory Therapy Sciences
• Registered by the National Board for Respiratory Care and licensed by the State Board
• Previous neonatal respiratory care experience or successful completion of department‑specific training
• Current certifications in BCLS, ACLS, and NRP

Skills and qualities include: strong clinical skills, competency in adult and neonatal care, equipment management, and excellent patient education abilities.