RRT Respiratory Therapist - Night Shift -Travel Contract Job at TravSource in Dallas

travsourceDallas (TX)

RRT Respiratory Therapist - Night Shift -Travel Contract Job at TravSource in Dallas

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travsourceDallas (TX)

Respiratory Therapists All Other Travel Arrangement and Reservation Services

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About the role

Trav Source is seeking a travel Registered Respiratory Therapist for a travel job in Dallas, Texas. Registered Respiratory Therapist \n ~ Discipline: Allied Health Professional \n ~ Shift: 12 hours, nights \n ~ Employment Type: Travel \Pay package is based on 12 hour shifts and 36.0 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with tax-free stipend amount to be determined. At Trav Source, we understand that travel healthcare professionals deserve a staffing partner who values their expertise and commitment. We are a specialized travel staffing firm focusing on the critical needs of Nursing and Allied Health professionals. \Why Travel with Us? \We are committed to offering industry-leading pay packages to ensure your hard work is rewarded with the financial freedom you deserve. Whether you're a seasoned RN, a specialized therapist, or a skilled tech, we provide access to a wide range of rewarding assignments across the country in both the Nursing and Allied Health sectors. \Choose Trav Source for a travel career where you are valued, well-paid, and fully supported every step of the way. \Weekly pay \n ~ Mileage reimbursement \n ~401k retirement plan \n ~ Medical benefits \n ~ Dental benefits \n ~ Referral bonus \

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