a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Looking for a Respiratory Therapy role that combines critical care expertise, collaboration, and variety? Join UPMC as an In-House Transport Respiratory Therapist , where you'll play a vital role in the safe transport of critically ill patients throughout the hospital while also supporting the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) as a float therapist. In this unique position, you'll work alongside multidisciplinary teams to provide advanced respiratory care during patient transports and deliver specialized support for some of our most complex pediatric patients. You'll have the opportunity to utilize cutting-edge technology, expand your critical care experience, and make a meaningful impact across multiple care settings. If you thrive in fast-paced environments, enjoy working as part of an expert team, and are passionate about delivering exceptional patient care, we invite you to explore this exciting opportunity with UPMC. We're excited to offer sign-on bonuses for qualified Respiratory Therapists who join our team: $15,000 for therapists with 0-1 year of experience with a 2-year full-time commitment $20,000 for therapists with 1+ years of experience with a 2-year full-time commitment Applicants will be placed into the appropriate job title and salary based on their individual experience, license, and education. Reviews prescriptions, patient data, and arterial blood gases to assess condition and determine therapy type, duration, and dosages. Selects appropriate inhalant administration methods, ensures compatibility with physician's orders, and evaluates medical orders. Interprets clinical data to optimize patient outcomes. Sets up, operates, and monitors ventilators, gas administration systems, environmental controls, and aerosol generators; adjusts equipment for optimal results. Ensures safe, efficient equipment function through inspection, testing, and ordering repairs when needed. Monitors patient responses (vital signs, blood gases, chemistry), performs drainage, breathing exercises, and pulmonary function tests. Consults physicians regarding adverse reactions and maintains accurate patient charts. Demonstrates procedures, supervises trainees, and assists in transporting ventilated patients. Responds to all emergency code situations.