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American Traveler

Travel Respiratory Therapist - Registered RT/RRT

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Assignment Overview Shift:
Nights, 3x12hrs
Hours:
36 hrs/wk
Start Date:
Oct 19, 2026
Length:
12 weeks
Openings:
1 Description American Traveler is seeking a Registered Respiratory Therapist for a night shift hospital position requiring 2 years of RRT experience and Ohio RRT licensure. Details Respiratory Therapy department position Night shift schedule (3x12 hours, 6:30 PM - 7:00 AM) Weekend shifts as needed May float to other facilities within the health system as needed Requirements Minimum 2 years of experience as an RRT Ohio RRT license required if applicable NBRC certification required, active and in hand at time of consideration BLS certification required Negative 10 panel plus nicotine (cotinine) drug screen required within 12 months of start, updated annually Must be nicotine free as facility is smoke free with no exceptions
COVID-19
vaccine required with medical/religious exemptions only Flu vaccine required with medical/religious exemptions only Additional Information Local candidates accepted at the same bill rate Travelers are expected to work every other holiday All RTO requests must be discussed during the interview process Background check hits of any kind will be reviewed by the facility, though open cases and license hits are not accepted Permanent and per diem candidates cannot return to this health system for 1 year from their previous end date Assignments may be extended up to 18 consecutive months, after which a 6-month break is required before returning to this health system