RRT Respiratory Therapist: Night Shift Pro

Intermountain Healthcare Inc.; Park City (UT); Sur place; USD 45 000 - 69 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

5% pay differential added for Heber/Pk

15% pay differential for Weekday Night

25% pay differential for Weekend Night

Ice Castles in the winter

Soldier Hollow Snow Tubing

Provo Canyon attractions

Olympic Park in Park City

Sundance Ski Resorts nearby

Sundance Film Festival in Park City

Résumé du poste

Intermountain Health Park City Hospital seeks a Respiratory Therapist (RRT) to deliver advanced cardiopulmonary care under physician orders. This role supports CRT staff and may lead special projects as designated by leadership within Respiratory Therapy.

This full-time night shift (36 hours/week) includes a comprehensive benefits package and a pay range. You will perform testing, administer medications, monitor patient progress, document care, and collaborate with physicians and nurses to

Qualifications

• NBRC approved Respiratory Therapist program required.
• RRT certification required.
• Current license as Registered Respiratory Therapist.
• BLS for healthcare providers required.
• PALS, ACLS, NRP certifications required.

Responsabilités

• Performs diagnostic testing and interprets results per protocol.
• Administers medications safely and evaluates effects.
• Maintains awareness of patient condition and communicates with team.
• Documents care and manages supplies to maintain productivity.
• Participates in quality and safety initiatives and department meetings.
• Mentors staff and supports professional development.

Description du poste

Intermountain Health Park City Hospital seeks a Respiratory Therapist (RRT) to deliver advanced cardiopulmonary care under physician orders. This role supports CRT staff and may lead special projects as designated by leadership within Respiratory Therapy.

This full-time night shift (36 hours/week) includes a comprehensive benefits package and a pay range. You will perform testing, administer medications, monitor patient progress, document care, and collaborate with physicians and nurses to