Respiratory Therapist — Night Shift (Alabaster, AL)

Baptist-Health; Alabaster (AL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Baptist Health Shelby Hospital in Alabaster, AL is seeking a dedicated Respiratory Therapist to deliver comprehensive respiratory care in an acute care setting. You'll work nights on a full-time schedule, using advanced equipment and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

The role requires an AS in Respiratory Care, NBRC RRT eligibility, and Alabama licensure, with current BLS/ALS. You will participate in clinical education and uphold quality standards in patient care.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or equivalent in respiratory care required.
• Eligibility for NBRC RRT exam required.
• State license to practice respiratory therapy in Alabama required.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrates competency in respiratory care and uses ventilation/diagnostic equipment.
• Maintains accurate patient records and documentation.
• Combines clinical care with analytical reasoning and teamwork.
• Communicates clearly with the healthcare team.
• Maintains ABG analyzers, sample collection, and gas transport analysis.
• Maintains regular attendance per policy and procedures.
• Provides age-appropriate respiratory care and adheres to unit policies.
• Instructs clinical practicum students when needed.
• Ensures compliance with all hospital policies and procedures.

Skills

RRT eligibility

Alabama RT license

Advanced Life Support

BLS certification

Communication skills

Education

Associate of Science in Respiratory Care

NBRC RRT exam eligibility

Intermediate Care training

Basic computer training

Alabama Respiratory Therapy license

Job description

Baptist Health Shelby Hospital in Alabaster, AL is seeking a dedicated Respiratory Therapist to deliver comprehensive respiratory care in an acute care setting. You'll work nights on a full-time schedule, using advanced equipment and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

The role requires an AS in Respiratory Care, NBRC RRT eligibility, and Alabama licensure, with current BLS/ALS. You will participate in clinical education and uphold quality standards in patient care.