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The Respiratory Therapist delivers and instructs patients and caregivers on respiratory equipment and care procedures, performs equipment maintenance and testing, completes care documentation, coordinates respiratory services, and administers treatment under physician orders. The role requires an AMA-approved respiratory program, a current state professional license, at least one year of respiratory-care experience, CPR certification, and company direct-patient-care health requirements; a bachelor's degree, NBRC RRT or CRT credentials, home-medical-equipment experience, and Word Processing knowledge are preferred or beneficial. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, retirement savings, tuition reimbursement, training, advancement, referral and discount programs.
