Respiratory Care Practitioner/RRT - Cardiac Rehab - PT at Magruder Hospital

Want to make a difference in healthcare? The Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT)  are integral members of the multidisciplinary cardiac rehabilitation team. They provide specialized care to patients recovering from cardiac events or managing chronic cardiovascular conditions. Both roles contribute to patient assessment, exercise supervision, education, and clinical monitoring, ensuring safe and effective rehabilitation in alignment with AACVPR guidelines.

Why Join Magruder’s Team?

Be part of a mission-driven team where your technical expertise supports life-saving healthcare. Our core values of Integrity, Ownership, Compassion, and Respect create a collaborative and supportive environment.  Magruder Hospital allows you to grow your career with mentorship, certification support, leadership development, and exposure to a variety of healthcare technology.

Full Benefit Package Eligibility starting at 24 hours/week

•      Competitive pay ($26.40/hr to $39.60/hr ) based on background and relevant experience.
•      Comprehensive health benefits including medical, dental, vision, and voluntary insurance coverage along with employer-paid life insurance and disability  insurance plans.
•      403(b) retirement plan with employer match and rollover eligibility.
•      Employer-sponsored pension.
•      Separate buckets for vacation, sick, and personal time to support your work-life balance.  Plus, you even get your birthday off!
•      Six Paid Holidays.  Earn 1.5x your regular wage when you work on the Holidays (all employment statuses qualify).
•      Tuition reimbursement.
•      And more!

Key Responsibilities

•         Perform initial and ongoing assessments of cardiopulmonary and cardiovascular function.
•         Collaborate with physicians and dietitians to develop individualized care plans.
•         Monitor patients during exercise sessions, including ECG, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and symptom tracking.
•         Provide patient and family education on cardiac and pulmonary health, medications, lifestyle modifications, and disease management.
•         Administer medications and treatments as prescribed, including oxygen therapy and emergency interventions.
•         Assist in the integration of pulmonary rehabilitation components within cardiac rehab programs.
•         Document patient progress and outcomes in accordance with AACVPR standards.
•         Participate in quality improvement initiatives and AACVPR certification processes.
•         Maintain current knowledge of cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation best practices.