RRT, Nights
piedmont healthcareWinder (GA)
About the role
Overview:
JOIN OUR TEAM AT PIEDMONT ATHENS REGIONAL HOSPITAL Respiratory Therapist (RRT) Competitive Sign-on Bonus Experience the Advantages of Real Career Change Are you prepared to advance your career and make a meaningful impact on the lives of those you encounter? At Piedmont Athens Regional Hospital, the proud home of the Georgia Bulldogs, we offer more than just employment-we provide a pathway to professional fulfillment and personal development, supported by cutting-edge technology. Why Choose Piedmont? Supportive Leadership Professional Growth Tuition Assistance 401K up to 6% match Earned Time Off Relocation Assistance Diverse & Collaborative Team Flexible Work Schedule Recognition Celebrations Comprehensive Wellness benefits Dayshift, Nightshift, and WEO Community Involvement Your Role as a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) As an RRT at Piedmont Athens, you'll play a pivotal role in: Patient care for over 25,000 patients yearly 427 beds Level 2 Trauma Center 32 adult ICU beds 12 adult CICU beds Level 3 Neonatal ICU (NICU-RRTs) Pediatric care RT Procedure and protocols driven Responsibilities: RESPONSIBLE FOR: Performing patient assessments, general respiratory care procedures and protocols, critical care procedures in adult care areas, blood gas analysis, maintenance and management of all equipment and patient education.
Qualifications: Minimum Experience, Licensure and Certification required:
- Associates Degree in Respiratory Therapy Sciences
- Previous working experience or clinical rotations
- Great communication skills
- New Grads are Welcome with open arms!
- Registered by the National Board for Respiratory Care
- Licensed by the State of Georgia
- Current certifications in BCLS, ACLS, PALS Business Unit : Company Name: Piedmont Athens Regional Hospital
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