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Health Saviours

Respiratory Therapy(Gross Weekly : $2,124)

Job Description

POSITION REQUIREMENTS
Current Washington State license, as a Respiratory Care Practitioner Will maintain
BLS, ACLS, NRP, PALS
certification Will practice within the scope of practice of a RCP. Prefer one year of current acute care experience; but may be a new graduate Ability to lift fifty (50) pounds from floor to waist Ability to lift fifty (50) pounds from wheelchair to bed level Ability to lift five (5) pounds over head Ability to pull fifty (50) pounds from stretcher to bed Ability to push one hundred fifty (150) pound loaded stretcher 300 feet Auditory ability to perform procedures and to take accurate blood pressures Vision adequate to observe patients and to perform charting procedures Ability to meet specific criteria for the Cardiopulmonary department
Pay Details:
Total weekly
Gross:
$2,124 for 36 hours ($59/Hr) Weekly Taxable salary: $878 for 36 hours ($24.38/Hr) Non taxable stipend: $1,246 for 36 hours ($34.61/Hr) If you are interested, Please share the resume to kevin.p@healthsaviours.com #
HEALTHCARE2026
Pay:
$1,924.00 - $2,124.00 per week
Benefits:
Referral program
Experience:
Respiratory therapy: 3 years (Required)
Work Location:
In person

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A Respiratory Therapist assists patients who have trouble breathing because of a chronic respiratory illness, trauma, or other conditions. Administers tests to diagnose breathing problems, performs treatments to help patients breathe easier, or sets up breathing equipment such as ventilators. Works closely with physicians and other healthcare workers, and may also assist in providing emergency care to patients suffering from heart attacks, drowning, or shock. Works in hospitals; may also provide care and counseling to patients in their homes.

$83,959 / year median in Washington

+12% projected growth

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