Travel Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) - $2,149 per week in Columbia, MO

AlliedTravelCareers is working with Windsor Healthcare Recruitment Group, Inc. to find a qualified RRT in Columbia, Missouri, 65201!

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$2,149 per week

About The Position

CRT acceptable NICU experience preferred but not required - NRP required if traveler has NICU experience Type of Setting : ICU, NICU, ER, Floor TherapyPatient Age Groups : Neonates, Infants, Adults, Geriatrics Most common disciplines used : Adult, critical care, vent mgm Top 10 Diagnosis : Respiratory failure, COPD, asthma, post-op CAB, pneumonia, CHF, sleep apnea, ARDS, prematurity, COVID-19#of Cases / Procedures / Patients : 8-12 q4 hrsProductivity Standards : Count of 1 = approx. 15 minutesApplicable Medications : LABA, LAMA, SABA, ICS, surfactantApplicable Skills / Procedures : NICU preferred but negotiable, mechanical ventilation / critical care experience required, inhaled medications, noninvasive ventilation, arterial puncture, inhaled nitric oxide, helioxMost Common Equipment : Drager v500, vn500, Evita XL, Carina, Philips V60, V30

Shift : 1830-0700 3x / Week

Specialty Type : Cardiopulmonary

Sub Specialties : Respiratory Therapy

General Certifications : General Certifications(BLS / BCLS); Respiratory Certifications(RRT,CRT)

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