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Respiratory Therapist Jobs Salary Insights
Average Respiratory Therapist Salary
$37.45/hour
The average salary for a Respiratory Therapist is $37.45 per hour. This is 13% lower than the practicing US average of $42.33.
Last updated on May 31, 2024. Based on active jobs on Vivian.com.
Respiratory Therapist Jobs FAQs
Does Vivian have any per diem Respiratory Therapist jobs?
As of Sunday, June 2nd 2024, Vivian has 8 jobs listed for per diem Respiratory Therapist jobs. These jobs pay $35 per hour on average and up to $71 per hour for the highest-paying role.
Does Vivian have any local contract Respiratory Therapist jobs?
As of Sunday, June 2nd 2024, Vivian has 38 listings for local contract Respiratory Therapist jobs. These jobs pay $49 per hour on average, and up to $70 per hour for the top-paying job listed.
Does Vivian have any travel Respiratory Therapist jobs?
As of Sunday, June 2nd 2024, Vivian has 1,668 listings for travel Respiratory Therapist jobs. These jobs pay $1,905 per hour on average, and up to $3,164 per hour for the top-paying job listed.
Where can I learn more about working as a Respiratory Therapist?
Take a look at Vivian's Respiratory Therapist Career Guide for more information, including required education, responsibilities, pros and cons and more.
What is a Respiratory Therapist?
Respiratory therapists are allied health professionals who specialize in assessing and improving patients’ lung functions. RTs, also called RRT’s (Registered Respiratory Therapists), assess and treat a wide array of diseases, illnesses, and injuries that affect the respiratory system. They must have advanced knowledge of pulmonary care and high-tech equipment, such as ventilators, to effectively improve a patient’s quality of life or even save it.