Trusted Health is seeking a skilled Travel Nurse for a Respiratory Unit within the Healthcare & Medical Services industry. In this role, you'll deliver advanced respiratory care to diverse patient populations, managing oxygen therapy, ventilators, and non-invasive support in acute and sub-acute settings. You'll collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, perform respiratory assessments, interpret ABGs, and educate patients and families on disease management and equipment use. As part of Trusted Health's innovative, transparent culture, you'll enjoy flexible scheduling, competitive pay, and comprehensive benefits while exploring new facilities and cities. Ideal for nurses who value empowerment, autonomy, and variety, this opportunity lets you tailor assignments to your lifestyle and career goals while contributing to safer, higher-quality patient care. Responsibilities Provide high-quality respiratory care to patients in acute and sub-acute settings Administer and monitor oxygen therapy, nebulizer treatments, and ventilator support Perform respiratory assessments and interpret diagnostic tests such as ABGs and spirometry Collaborate with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to develop and adjust care plans Educate patients and families on respiratory conditions, equipment use, and home care Maintain accurate, timely documentation in accordance with facility and regulatory standards Ensure safe operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of respiratory equipment Follow infection control, safety, and quality improvement protocols Adapt quickly to new facilities, EMR systems, and unit workflows as a travel nurse Participate in shift handoffs and communicate changes in patient status promptly Required Skills Mechanical ventilation management Arterial blood gas interpretation Respiratory assessment Non-invasive ventilation (Bi

PAP/CPAP

) Airway management and suctioning Oxygen therapy modalities Spirometry and pulmonary function basics Infection control and isolation procedures Electronic Medical Record (EMR) documentation Emergency response and ACLS skills