Night Shift Respiratory Therapist
Listed on 2026-02-07
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Healthcare
Respiratory Therapist, Respiratory
Overview
To be part of our organization, every employee should understand and share in the YNHHS Vision, support our Mission, and live our Values. These values - integrity, patient-centered, respect, accountability, and compassion - must guide what we do, as individuals and professionals, every day.
The Respiratory Care Practitioner provides restorative and interventional care to patients requiring respiratory therapy, whether for chronic or acute conditions. They administer various treatment modalities, monitor their effectiveness, and identify when alternative modalities should be used. The Respiratory Therapist is part of the critical care team, providing resuscitative measures when necessary, and acts as a resource to other patient care providers, leveraging their expertise in pulmonary medicine.
They also perform EKGs, ABGs, and related duties.
Education: Graduate from an accredited School of Respiratory Therapy with RRT or CRT certification, with an 18-month window to obtain RRT credential. Additional certifications may be required for cross-training in other departments.
Experience: Entry-level practitioners may begin with no experience but must acquire necessary skills during orientation and probation.
Licensure: Current State of Connecticut license required.
Special
Skills:
Cross-training in cardiology, pulmonary lab, or pulmonary rehabilitation preferred. Additional certifications such as ACLS, Pulmonary Function Technologist, and others may be required depending on cross-training areas.
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