Overview
BayCare is a large health system with a network of hospitals and health services. This posting details a Respiratory Therapist role at St. Joseph's Hospital, part of BayCare Health System’s Respiratory Care Services.
Responsibilities
Delivers Respiratory Care Services under physician orders and in accordance with hospital protocols, with the ability to function in unsupervised patient contact requiring individual judgment.
Performs noninvasive and invasive procedures with minimal oversight.
Performs diagnostic testing and provides emergency/adult critical care as needed.
Additional responsibilities include intubation and A-line skills as trained.
Qualifications
RRT (Respiratory Therapy License)
Active NBRC Credential for RRT
CPR
ACLS – within 6 months
PALS – preferred
Education
Associate's Degree in Respiratory Therapy – required
Bachelor’s degree – preferred
Experience
Recent grads from an accredited respiratory care program are welcome to apply
Skills
Clinical skills appropriate to position
Computer skills appropriate to position
Ability to collaborate and work with a team
Critical thinking skills
Advanced Respiratory Assessment and Evaluations
Location & Schedule
Facility: BayCare Health System - Respiratory Care Services
Location: St. Joseph's Hospital Main
Status: Full Time, Exempt: No
Shift Hours: 6:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Shift: Days
Weekend Work: Every Other
On Call: No
Compensation & Benefits
Sign-on Bonus and Relocation Bonus (if applicable)
Benefits (Health, Dental, Vision) and Paid Time Off
Tuition reimbursement
401k match and annual contribution
Yearly performance merit appraisals and team award bonus
Community discounts and more
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📌 Reg Respiratory Therapist (Newfoundland and Labrador)
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