Travel RRT - Float, NICU/CCU, Nights, 36h

American Traveler, LLC.; Marlborough (MA); Sur place; USD 55 000 - 69 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

American Traveler seeks a Travel Registered Respiratory Therapist for Marlborough, MA. The position requires night shifts (12 hours) with 3x12s, float across campuses including Memorial with NICU presence, and a 36-hour week.

Start date is 11/23/2026 for 13 weeks, with EOW/EOH rotation and a need to cover all campuses as assigned. The role emphasizes Level I trauma and critical care duties in adult, pediatric, and NICU settings, including CPAP, high-frequency ventilation, and ventilator

Qualifications

• Active MA state RRT license
• Minimum 2 years RRT experience
• Level I trauma facility experience
• Critical care/acute care experience
• NICU experience preferred
• BLS and RRT certification; NRP preferred
• ABG interpretation and drawing experience
• Tracheostomy care and airway management experience
• Chest physiotherapy and nebulizer treatments experience
• Two professional references, one must be Nurse Manager or higher

Responsabilités

• Provide respiratory care across adult, pediatric, and neonatal populations.
• Perform neonatal/pediatric procedures including CPAP, HFV, intubation assist.
• Manage vents (BiPAP, CPAP, HF oscillators) and patient monitoring.
• Assist with high-risk deliveries and neonatal transports.
• Participate in external transports as needed.

Connaissances

RRT license

2+ years experience

Trauma care

Critical care

NICU experience

Description du poste

American Traveler seeks a Travel Registered Respiratory Therapist for Marlborough, MA. The position requires night shifts (12 hours) with 3x12s, float across campuses including Memorial with NICU presence, and a 36-hour week.

Start date is 11/23/2026 for 13 weeks, with EOW/EOH rotation and a need to cover all campuses as assigned. The role emphasizes Level I trauma and critical care duties in adult, pediatric, and NICU settings, including CPAP, high-frequency ventilation, and ventilator