Registered Respiratory Therapist

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ironside human resourcesBrooklyn (NY)

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Mid

SALARY

$23.50-$38.90/hour

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Full time | Ironside Human Resources | United StatesPosted On 10/06/2026 Job Information Health CareCity AthensState/Province Texas75751Job Description Registered Respiratory Therapist Join a well-established community healthcare facility near Athens, Texas, as a Registered Respiratory Therapist .Pay Range: $23.50-$38.90/hour + Relocation Assistance Respiratory Therapist Opportunity: Full-Time, Permanent, Direct-Hire
Schedule: Days and Nights Available
Receive a robust benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, tuition reimbursement, discounted daycare, and more.
Respiratory Therapist Responsibilities: Manage ventilators, administer treatments, and conduct diagnostic tests for patients with respiratory or cardiopulmonary conditions. Assess patient progress and adjust respiratory therapy as needed. Work with healthcare professionals to deliver inhalants and operate respiratory equipment as part of treatment plans.
Respiratory Therapist Qualifications: Must have Registered Respiratory Therapist certification upon hireMust have a Texas RCP License upon hireMust have or be eligible to obtain BLS certification Must have at least 1 year of experience Surrounding Area:
  • Enjoy big-town amenities, small-town charm, suburban living, and a low cost of living.
  • Family-friendly town with a close-knit community atmosphere
  • Experience southern hospitality in a city with a strong community and all the amenities you need to feel at home.

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