Respiratory Therapist, CRT or RRT (Per Diem)

The Respiratory Therapist will manage acute and chronic cardiopulmonary dysfunction by initiating and providing ventilatory support, performing diagnostic procedures like ABG draws, and administering various respiratory treatments and therapies. Responsibilities also include maintaining artificial airways, assisting with complex procedures like intubations and bronchoscopies, and participating in multidisciplinary rounds.

Candidates must be a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) or Certified Respiratory Therapist (CRT) with Massachusetts state licensure and current BLS certification. While one year of critical care experience is preferred, NRP certification is required within six months of hire.