Respiratory Therapist – Therapist

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Job ID: 895460

Estimated Weekly Gross: $1,838.37

Job Title

Respiratory Therapist – NICU/PICU (Travel Contract)

Location

San Antonio, TX | NICU/PICU

Schedule / Job Type

Contract | Travel | Night Shift | 6:30 PM – 7:00 AM | 13-Week Assignment

Key Responsibilities

• Provide respiratory therapy services across a Level 4 NICU and PICU setting, managing patient ratios of approximately 30–40 units of therapy per shift
• Operate and monitor advanced equipment including Servo U ventilator with NAVA, Avea Ventilator, V60 noninvasive, Vapotherm, Blender HFNC, Vest CPT, Redbox IPV, MetaNeb, Cough Assist, and Percussor CPT
• Perform procedures including nebulizer therapy, airway clearance, BiPAP, mechanical ventilation, HFNC, bronch assist, and ABGs
• Document patient care accurately using Meditech EMR
• Collaborate within a team of 6–12 staff per shift, supporting Pedi ED, PICU, PIMC, Pedi Surgery, Pedi Onc/BMT, and NICU units
• Complete at least 4 weekend shifts per 4-week schedule; voluntary floating to adult units may be available

Required Qualifications

• CRT or RRT credential required
• Active Texas RCP license required
• BLS, ACLS, NRP, and PALS certifications required
• Minimum 6 months to 1 year of PICU or Level 3/Level 4 NICU experience required; candidates without this experience will not be considered
• Minimum 2 years of overall respiratory therapy experience

Preferred Experience / Skills

• Experience with NAVA ventilation and advanced neonatal/pediatric respiratory support modalities
• Familiarity with Meditech EMR
• Team-oriented, flexible, and comfortable working in a fast-paced, high-acuity pediatric environment

Why Join Us

• Opportunity to work in a large, high-acuity pediatric facility with a diverse range of specialized units including a Level 4 NICU and multi-specialty pediatric floors
• Gain hands-on experience with advanced respiratory technology in a collaborative, team-focused environment

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