TRAVEL RRT @ PRIME HIRING
This is an excellent opportunity for experienced Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) professionals seeking a challenging and rewarding travel assignment. The position is a 13-week contract role based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, within the specialized Respiratory / Neuro Diagnostics Department. The successful candidate will primarily cover night shifts, providing essential respiratory care and diagnostic services to patients across various critical care and medical units. This travel role demands a high level of autonomy, expertise in respiratory treatments, and the ability to seamlessly integrate into a new clinical environment.
This assignment, scheduled to commence on 03/09/2026, requires dedication to patient safety and quality care delivery during overnight hours. Responsibilities will include managing advanced life support systems, performing diagnostic tests, administering therapies, and collaborating closely with physicians and multidisciplinary teams. Candidates must hold current RRT certification and possess proven experience handling complex respiratory cases in an acute care setting.
This assignment, scheduled to commence on 03/09/2026, requires dedication to patient safety and quality care delivery during overnight hours. Responsibilities will include managing advanced life support systems, performing diagnostic tests, administering therapies, and collaborating closely with physicians and multidisciplinary teams. Candidates must hold current RRT certification and possess proven experience handling complex respiratory cases in an acute care setting.
Key Requirements
Must be a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) with current certification/license.
Proven experience as an RRT professional, preferably in acute care or diagnostic settings.
Ability to commit to the entire 13-week contract duration.
Willingness and capacity to work night shifts exclusively.
Experience in Respiratory or Neuro Diagnostics is highly preferred.
Ability to start the assignment on or around 03/09/2026.
Strong clinical assessment skills for critical care patients.
Proficiency in setting up, monitoring, and managing mechanical ventilators and life support equipment.
Current BLS and ACLS certification (or equivalent) required.
Excellent professional communication skills for effective team collaboration.
Flexibility and adaptability required for successful completion of travel assignments.