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Atlas Medstaff is hiring: Respiratory Therapist: Respiratory Therapist in Albuquerque

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atlas medstaffAlbuquerque (NM)
Respiratory TherapistsGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Job Description: Join our team as an experienced Respiratory Therapist in beautiful Albuquerque, where your skills will be vital in a Level I Trauma teaching hospital known for its commitment to advanced care. This 13-week night shift opportunity offers a chance to work with a diverse patient population, including general pediatrics and adult ICU, with an emphasis on respiratory care involving vent management, ABGs, and airway therapies. The role is perfect for professionals with at least two years of experience, especially those familiar with trauma and ER settings. Enjoy the chance to make a real impact while experiencing the unique rhythm of night shifts and the camaraderie of a collaborative team. Weather: Typically, the weather around this time of year in Albuquerque is mild with cool evenings and pleasant days, offering comfortable conditions for after-hours explorations and outdoor adventures. Fun Things To Do: Sandia Peak Tramway—Enjoy stunning panoramic views as you ride the tram to the top of Sandia Mountains. Old Town Albuquerque—Explore historic adobe buildings, local shops, and vibrant cultural sites. Day Trip to Santa Fe—Discover art galleries, unique architecture, and southwestern cuisine just a short drive away. Day Trip to Carlsbad Caverns—Experience breathtaking underground caves and natural formations in nearby Carlsbad. Rio Grande River Activities—Kayaking, fishing, and scenic walks along the river that runs through Albuquerque. Job Specifics:
Location: Albuquerque, NM
Shift: Night 4×12-hour (6:00 PM – 6:30 AM)
Duration: 13 weeksHours per week: 48 hours, with guaranteed minimum of 36 hours per week. There is a facility policy allowing up to 3 call-offs during the assignment.

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