Magnet Medical
Travel Respiratory Therapist - $1,628 per week
Magnet Medical, Cumming, Georgia, United States, 30128
Travel Respiratory Therapist - $1,628 per week
Magnet Medical is seeking a Travel Respiratory Therapist for a 13‑week assignment in Cumming, GA, starting 12/22/2025. Pay is $1,628 per week, 36 hours per week on 12‑hour night shifts.
Job ID: 34902989 (original ID 3435820995).
Key Responsibilities
Patient Assessment and Evaluation
Conduct comprehensive assessments of patients with respiratory or cardiopulmonary conditions, including review of medical history and physical examinations.
Assess lung function, breathing patterns, oxygen levels, and other vital signs through non‑invasive and invasive diagnostic procedures.
Analyze test results, including pulmonary function tests (PFTs), arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis, chest X‑rays, and sleep studies.
Developing and Implementing Treatment Plans
Collaborate with physicians to develop and implement personalized treatment plans for patients with respiratory issues.
Adjust and monitor ventilation settings for patients requiring mechanical ventilation or non‑invasive positive pressure ventilation (e.g., CPAP, BiPAP).
Administer respiratory therapy treatments, including oxygen therapy, nebulizer treatments, pulmonary rehabilitation, and airway clearance techniques.
Administering Respiratory Treatments
Provide oxygen therapy via nasal cannulas, masks, or mechanical ventilators for patients with respiratory distress or low oxygen levels.
Perform aerosol therapy to deliver medication directly to the lungs via inhalers, nebulizers, or other devices.
Administer incentive spirometry to improve lung function and encourage deep breathing after surgery or illness.
Provide airway management, including suctioning, endotracheal intubation, and assistance with tracheostomy care.
Monitoring and Evaluating Patient Progress
Continuously monitor the effectiveness of respiratory treatments and adjust therapy as necessary based on patient responses.
Assess patients for signs of respiratory distress and intervene promptly when complications arise.
Track and document patient progress, ensuring treatments are tailored to the patient’s evolving needs.
Emergency Response and Critical Care
Provide emergency respiratory care to patients experiencing respiratory failure, cardiac arrest, or other life‑threatening situations.
Administer resuscitation techniques such as CPR, defibrillation, and advanced airway management in emergencies.
Assist with intubation, mechanical ventilation, and weaning from life support when necessary.
Patient Education and Support
Educate patients and families on proper use of respiratory equipment, medications, and techniques for managing respiratory conditions at home.
Provide guidance on lifestyle changes to improve lung health, such as quitting smoking, controlling asthma triggers, and managing chronic respiratory diseases.
Offer instruction on pulmonary rehabilitation exercises to strengthen lung capacity and improve overall physical health.
Collaboration with Healthcare Team
Work closely with physicians, nurses, physical therapists, and other healthcare professionals to develop a holistic care plan for respiratory patients.
Attend multidisciplinary care meetings to discuss patient progress, treatment goals, and necessary adjustments.
Communicate effectively with patients and their families, ensuring they understand treatment plans and ongoing care needs.
Documentation and Record Keeping
Maintain accurate and detailed records of patient assessments, treatments, medications, and progress in accordance with healthcare regulations (e.g., HIPAA).
Ensure proper documentation for insurance billing, treatment plans, and patient updates.
Record patient responses to treatments, including vital signs, oxygen saturation, and any adverse reactions or complications.
Equipment Management
Set up and maintain respiratory therapy equipment, including mechanical ventilators, nebulizers, and oxygen delivery devices.
Ensure all respiratory equipment is properly calibrated, clean, and functioning according to safety standards.
Perform troubleshooting and minor repairs on respiratory equipment as needed.
Professional Development and Continuing Education
Participate in continuing education opportunities to stay current with new techniques, equipment, and best practices.
Obtain and maintain certifications such as Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS).
Stay updated on new advancements in respiratory care, including technologies, medications, and treatment protocols.
Qualifications: Licensed Respiratory Therapist with state licensure, valid BLS and ACLS certifications, experience in acute care settings preferred. Ability to work nights and travel to a single location for 13 weeks.
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Job ID: 34902989 (original ID 3435820995).
Key Responsibilities
Patient Assessment and Evaluation
Conduct comprehensive assessments of patients with respiratory or cardiopulmonary conditions, including review of medical history and physical examinations.
Assess lung function, breathing patterns, oxygen levels, and other vital signs through non‑invasive and invasive diagnostic procedures.
Analyze test results, including pulmonary function tests (PFTs), arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis, chest X‑rays, and sleep studies.
Developing and Implementing Treatment Plans
Collaborate with physicians to develop and implement personalized treatment plans for patients with respiratory issues.
Adjust and monitor ventilation settings for patients requiring mechanical ventilation or non‑invasive positive pressure ventilation (e.g., CPAP, BiPAP).
Administer respiratory therapy treatments, including oxygen therapy, nebulizer treatments, pulmonary rehabilitation, and airway clearance techniques.
Administering Respiratory Treatments
Provide oxygen therapy via nasal cannulas, masks, or mechanical ventilators for patients with respiratory distress or low oxygen levels.
Perform aerosol therapy to deliver medication directly to the lungs via inhalers, nebulizers, or other devices.
Administer incentive spirometry to improve lung function and encourage deep breathing after surgery or illness.
Provide airway management, including suctioning, endotracheal intubation, and assistance with tracheostomy care.
Monitoring and Evaluating Patient Progress
Continuously monitor the effectiveness of respiratory treatments and adjust therapy as necessary based on patient responses.
Assess patients for signs of respiratory distress and intervene promptly when complications arise.
Track and document patient progress, ensuring treatments are tailored to the patient’s evolving needs.
Emergency Response and Critical Care
Provide emergency respiratory care to patients experiencing respiratory failure, cardiac arrest, or other life‑threatening situations.
Administer resuscitation techniques such as CPR, defibrillation, and advanced airway management in emergencies.
Assist with intubation, mechanical ventilation, and weaning from life support when necessary.
Patient Education and Support
Educate patients and families on proper use of respiratory equipment, medications, and techniques for managing respiratory conditions at home.
Provide guidance on lifestyle changes to improve lung health, such as quitting smoking, controlling asthma triggers, and managing chronic respiratory diseases.
Offer instruction on pulmonary rehabilitation exercises to strengthen lung capacity and improve overall physical health.
Collaboration with Healthcare Team
Work closely with physicians, nurses, physical therapists, and other healthcare professionals to develop a holistic care plan for respiratory patients.
Attend multidisciplinary care meetings to discuss patient progress, treatment goals, and necessary adjustments.
Communicate effectively with patients and their families, ensuring they understand treatment plans and ongoing care needs.
Documentation and Record Keeping
Maintain accurate and detailed records of patient assessments, treatments, medications, and progress in accordance with healthcare regulations (e.g., HIPAA).
Ensure proper documentation for insurance billing, treatment plans, and patient updates.
Record patient responses to treatments, including vital signs, oxygen saturation, and any adverse reactions or complications.
Equipment Management
Set up and maintain respiratory therapy equipment, including mechanical ventilators, nebulizers, and oxygen delivery devices.
Ensure all respiratory equipment is properly calibrated, clean, and functioning according to safety standards.
Perform troubleshooting and minor repairs on respiratory equipment as needed.
Professional Development and Continuing Education
Participate in continuing education opportunities to stay current with new techniques, equipment, and best practices.
Obtain and maintain certifications such as Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS).
Stay updated on new advancements in respiratory care, including technologies, medications, and treatment protocols.
Qualifications: Licensed Respiratory Therapist with state licensure, valid BLS and ACLS certifications, experience in acute care settings preferred. Ability to work nights and travel to a single location for 13 weeks.
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