What are the responsibilities and job description for the Respiratory Therapist - RRT Pediatrics (Nightshift) New Brunswick position at MED-STAT HEALTH CARE INC?
Benefits/Perks
- Great Work Environment
- Career Advancement Opportunities
Job Summary
We are seeking a Respiratory Therapist to join our team! 13-week travel contract for a night shift 3x12 in the New Brunswick area! As a Respiratory Therapist on the team, you will be responsible for evaluating patients undergoing many different procedures and medical situations and making recommendations for an appropriate respiratory treatment plan. You may also provide respiratory care to medically fragile or complex patients, insert or remove endotracheal tubes, and work closely with the patient and their family to ensure they understand what is happening every step of the way. The ideal candidate has a patient, kind attitude with excellent bedside manner, a deep understanding of patient needs, and a strong grasp on respiratory regulations and best practices.
Every other weekend (Fri/Sat)...
1.5 years of experience required…
Patient Mix: Adult & Pediatric..
Will float between: Pediatric ICU, ED, and Adult critical care…management, Code response, in-house transport, medication administration, Chest PT…
Equipment experience: Servo I & U, V60 BiPAP….
Charting System: EPIC…
NJ License, BLS Required…
Advanced certs (ACLS/PALS/NRP) highly preferred; Will train onsite…
Every other weekend (Fri/Sat)...
1.5 years of experience required…
Patient Mix: Adult & Pediatric..
Will float between: Pediatric ICU, ED, and Adult critical care…management, Code response, in-house transport, medication administration, Chest PT…
Equipment experience: Servo I & U, V60 BiPAP….
Charting System: EPIC…
NJ License, BLS Required…
Advanced certs (ACLS/PALS/NRP) highly preferred; Will train onsite…
Responsibilities
- Meet with and evaluate a variety of patients
- Make recommendations on respiratory care based on their specific needs and situations
- Perform basic respiratory care, including inserting and removing tubes, adjusting machines, and more
- Work with both the family and the patient to ensure their needs are being met, and they understand what is happening.
Qualifications
- Active credentials from the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC) or state board equivalent required
- State licensure required
- Deep understanding of respiratory care, patient care, and best patient practices
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills