UH Conneaut Medical Center

Registered Respiratory Therapist
Full-Time, Nights | $10,000 Sign-On + Night Differential ·
UH Conneaut Medical Center
Make a meaningful impact as part of a close-knit respiratory care team.
UH Conneaut Medical Center is seeking a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) to join our night team. At our smaller acute care hospital, you’ll have the opportunity to build strong relationships with your colleagues, work closely with physicians and the broader care team, and practice with a high degree of autonomy.
You’ll care for a diverse patient population while putting your respiratory expertise to work across a range of clinical needs, including:
● Mechanical ventilation
● Airway clearance therapy
● Patient monitoring
● Special procedures including bronchoscopy, specialty gases and transport
● Other respiratory care procedures and interventions
Your Schedule
● Full-time nights
● Three 12-hour shifts
● Monday–Friday, with every 3rd weekend
What You’ll Need
● Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) credential
● Current Ohio Respiratory Care Professional (RCP) license
● BLS certification
● AARC membership within 6 months of hire
● One year of recent critical care experience strongly preferred
What We Offer
● $10,000 sign-on bonus
● Night differential
● Free parking
● Tuition reimbursement, career growth and professional development
● Enhanced PTO for candidates with 5+ years of experience
● Comprehensive medical, dental and vision coverage
● Retirement benefits
At UH Conneaut Medical Center, your expertise matters. You’ll be part of a supportive team where you can make an immediate impact, continue growing your skills, and build a career with University Hospitals.
For more than 150 years, University Hospitals has carried out its mission To Heal. To Teach. To Discover. Today, UH includes 18 hospitals and 40 health centers serving more than one million patients each year.
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University Hospitals is an Equal Opportunity Employer — Veterans and individuals with disabilities.


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