Travel Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) - $3,327 per week in Seattle, WA

Job Title: Respiratory Therapist Profession: Respiratory / Neuro Diagnostics Specialty: RRT - NICU Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Night 4x12-Hour Hours per Shift: 12 hours Experience: Minimum 2 years of NICU experience required License: State Respiratory license required Certifications: RRT, BLS, NRP, ACLS, PALS Must-Have: Level IV NICU trained RT willing to work in Adult floor, ICU, and Level IV NICU Description: Position requires a Registered Respiratory Therapist with NICU experience. Candidates should be able to troubleshoot high-pressure alarms and effectively wean patients from mechanical ventilation.

Job Title: Respiratory Therapist Profession: Respiratory / Neuro Diagnostics Specialty: RRT - NICU Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Night 4x12-Hour Hours per Shift: 12 hours Experience: Minimum 2 years of NICU experience required License: State Respiratory license required Certifications: RRT, BLS, NRP, ACLS, PALS Must-Have: Level IV NICU trained RT willing to work in Adult floor, ICU, and Level IV NICU Description: Position requires a Registered Respiratory Therapist with NICU experience. Candidates must have Level IV NICU training. The role involves working in Adult floor and ICU settings as well. The schedule consists of 4x12-hour night shifts. Weekend work may be required as needed by the unit. Candidates must have a valid state respiratory license. BLS certification is required for this position. First-timers are accepted for this role. Orientation will consist of 8 non-billable hours. Candidates should have experience with high-risk deliveries and various neonatal procedures. A comprehensive understanding of neonatal respiratory care techniques is necessary. Familiarity with specific respiratory equipment is essential, including Servo U and Hamilton C-1 vents. Experience in assisting with intubations and managing ventilator settings is required. The candidate must be comfortable working with a patient population that includes neonates and critical care patients. Strong communication and teamwork skills are essential for success in this position. Previous experience in adult critical care settings is a plus. Candidates should be able to troubleshoot high-pressure alarms and effectively wean patients from mechanical ventilation.