Respiratory Care Practitioner – Nights (3x12 Shifts)

Position Type: Permanent, On-site
Specialty: Respiratory Care
Location: Spokane, WA 99201 (office space provided)
Shift: Night shift, 36 hours/week (typically three 12 hour shifts)

Facility Snapshot

Join a historic and comprehensive healthcare network deeply rooted in the Inland Northwest since 1886. This top-ranked nonprofit medical center serves as the region’s largest and most trusted provider—spanning hospitals, clinics, home health, oncology, neuroscience, and emergency services. A collaborative environment empowers its respiratory team through advanced technology, ongoing clinical education, and a shared mission of service.

Why This Role Stands Out

• Full-time night role: Perfect for those who thrive in hands-on, diagnostically challenging care environments

• Strong compensation: Base pay ranging from $65,089 to $104,850, with additional night, overtime, and premium differentials

• Robust benefits: Includes medical, dental, vision, life/disability insurance, generous PTO, 401(k) with match, and wellness programs

• Relocation assistance: Available for qualified candidates

• Regional impact: Be part of a network serving communities across Washington, Oregon, California, and beyond

Role Overview

As a Respiratory Care Practitioner, you will be integral to the respiratory therapy team—providing sophisticated ventilatory support, assisting in critical care interventions, and collaborating closely with physicians and nurses on patient care plans. You’ll manage advanced respiratory equipment, deliver oxygen therapy, and support resuscitation and diagnostic procedures in a fast-paced night-shift environment.

Job Responsibilities

• Employ expert knowledge in respiratory therapy, including ventilator management, oxygen delivery, and resuscitation

• Assist physicians with respiratory procedures and assessments

• Perform advanced patient evaluations and monitor equipment performance

• Participate fully in departmental orientation and training programs

• Work independently at night, ensuring continuity of care and rapid response to critical situations

• Communicate clearly with interdisciplinary team members and document care accurately