RRT Respiratory Therapist Per Diem Nights at Kindred Healthcare | CA, US | Rezi

RRT Respiratory Therapist Per Diem Nights at Kindred Healthcare

RRT Respiratory Therapist Per Diem Nights

Kindred Healthcare · CA, US

3 weeks ago

RRT Respiratory Therapist Per Diem Nights

Kindred Healthcare · CA, US

23 days ago
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About the Role

Kindred Hospital San Francisco Bay Area is a 99-bed long-term acute care hospital offering extended recovery care. Our clinicians play a vital role in the recovery process for chronic, critically ill, and medically complex patients.

Responsibilities

  • Administer safe and competent respiratory care as ordered per physician.
  • Monitor mechanical ventilation.
  • Administer medications.
  • Perform patient assessment.
  • Understand ramifications of hemodynamic monitoring.
  • Understand blood work results.
  • Monitor, teach, and train.

Requirements

  • Registry eligible by the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC).
  • Certified / Registered Respiratory Therapist by the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC).
  • Appropriate licensure from state licensure agency.
  • BCLS and ACLS certifications and maintain them for the duration of employment.

Location

  • San Francisco Bay Area

Work Type

  • Full-time

Salary/Compensations

  • $50.00 - $59.78/Hour

About the Company

  • Kindred Hospital San Francisco Bay Area is a 99-bed long-term acute care hospital offering the same in-depth care you would receive in a traditional hospital, but for an extended recovery period.
  • We partner with your physician and offer 24-hour clinical care seven days a week so you can start your journey to wellness.
  • For those who need special care, we offer a 10-bed ICu and two negative pressure rooms.
  • We are located about 7 miles east of Oakland International Airport right off MacArthur Freeway (I-580).
  • As our most acute level of care, our specialty hospitals offer the same critical care patients receive in a traditional hospital or intensive care unit, but for an extended recovery period.