Respiratory Therapist

Posted 5 days ago

wellspan healthLancaster (PA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

WellSpan Health is currently expanding our Respiratory team and hiring additional Respiratory Therapists in Ephrata, Lebanon, York, Gettysburg, Chambersburg, and Lewisburg, PA! When you join our nationally recognized Respiratory Care team, you will be part of a diverse, integrated care model that allows you more opportunities to expand your clinical experience as you pursue your own personal and professional goals. At WellSpan, we offer: Excellent salary and financial incentives, including sign on bonuses and relocation assistance for qualified candidatesCompetitive benefits including medical/dental/vision coverage, paid time off bridging program, retirement match, and paid parental leaveCentral scheduling to help coordinate staffing needs and PTOWork alongside experienced full-time intensivists, pulmonologists and medical surgeons in our critical access and trauma settings A clinical ladder program designed to help you take the next step in your careerHave a voice in the direction of our respiratory and intensive care services as a part of the Respiratory Therapist Practice CouncilMinimum Education: Associates Degree Required orCertificate Program Certificate Program Post High School Vocational/Specialized Training RequiredLicenses: Licensed Respiratory Therapist Upon Hire Required andRegistered Respiratory Therapist - NBRC Upon Hire Required andBasic Life Support Upon Hire Required

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