Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT)
Groton, MA
American Traveler
4x12 hrs, Nights

Assignment Overview

• Shift: Nights, 4x12hrs
• Hours: 48 hrs/wk
• Start Date: Jan 11, 2027
• Length: 13 weeks
• Openings: 1

Description

American Traveler is seeking a Respiratory Therapist (RRT) with 2-3 years of adult critical care and pediatric experience, including Level I trauma exposure, for a night shift position floating across multiple campuses.

Details

• Night shift, 4x12 hour shifts, approximately 18:45-07:15
• Primary setting is a freestanding Emergency Department at one campus, working independently as the RRT
• Will float between 4 campuses with advanced notice, with primary shift expected at the main campus at least 2 shifts per week
• Every other weekend (EOW) and every other holiday (EOH) required
• Uses Epic charting system
• Cares for adult critical care, emergency, pediatric, and NICU patient populations
• Performs pediatric trach care, intubation assistance, airway management, and ventilator management

Requirements

• Active MA RRT license required (license required if applicable)
• 2-3 years of experience required, including adult critical care and pediatric experience
• Experience with pediatric trachs required
• Level I Trauma experience required
• Current certifications: ACLS, BLS, PALS; NRP preferred
• Epic charting experience preferred
• Accepts first-time travelers if they meet required experience

Additional Information

• Works as part of a union facility with no special scheduling accommodations; must be able to work all 7 days as scheduled
• Required to complete a Pass/Fail Tele test during orientation with an 80% passing score and only one attempt allowed
• Required to complete a Pass/Fail Medication exam at orientation
• Modules are completed pre-start, during orientation, and annually
• Accepts local candidates at the same bill rate within a 75-mile radius
• Requires a 12-month separation from the health system for return staff
• Up to 14 days of RTO can be submitted for review, with no RTO allowed in the first week