Respiratory Therapist Jobs in Indiana, United States

Respiratory Therapist responsible for clinical, technical, and administrative functions of Home Respiratory Therapy program. Install and deliver equipment, maintain records, manage inventory, ensure regulatory compliance, train staff, handle billing, promote services, and provide patient support on-call.

Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program at Indiana Internal Medicine Consultants coordinates outpatient rehab to improve respiratory health and reduce readmissions. The Respiratory Therapist conducts patient assessments, monitors vital signs, educates on COPD management, and handles insurance verification and billing.

Quipt Home Medical seeks a compassionate Respiratory Therapist to set up and manage ventilator equipment in home and hospital settings. The role requires RRT or CRT certification, a clean driving record, and a valid driver’s license.

Respiratory Therapy team at Rush Memorial Hospital provides critical respiratory care and therapy services to inpatient populations. The therapist administers oxygen, manages airway devices, performs suctioning, pulmonary function testing, and patient education while collaborating with nursing and physicians.

Respiratory Therapist position at Dstaff, full‑time, 36‑hour week from 6 pm to 6:30 am with every third weekend. Requires Basic Life Support certification.

Registered Respiratory Therapist at Indiana University Health’s Arnett Hospital in Lafayette, IN. The role focuses on evaluating and treating patients with cardiopulmonary disorders, collaborating with nurses, advanced respiratory therapists, and clinical specialists to deliver personalized care. It is a part‑time, rotating shift position requiring a current Indiana Respiratory Care license and recent graduation from a CoARC program.

IU Health Respiratory Therapy team at Ball Hospital in Muncie, IN, delivers bedside care for cardiopulmonary patients. The RT evaluates, treats, and advocates for patients while collaborating with nurses, advanced RTs, and clinical specialists.

Respiratory Therapy team at Indiana University Health provides patient‑centered care for cardiopulmonary disorders, collaborating with nurses, advanced respiratory therapists, and clinical specialists. The Registered Respiratory Therapist evaluates, treats, and customizes therapies while documenting care in the EMR and maintaining certifications.

Lincare is hiring a Respiratory Therapist / Nurse to set up and educate patients on home medical equipment such as CPAP/BiPAP, nebulizers, oxygen concentrators, and ventilators. The role includes inspecting, testing, and adjusting equipment, maintaining patient records, and providing after‑hours on‑call support.

Respiratory Therapist RRT provides direct patient care under supervision, administering oxygen therapy, respiratory treatments, and managing ventilators. Responsibilities include operating monitoring systems, performing suction and tracheostomy care, and assessing patient response.

Indiana University Health seeks a Registered Respiratory Therapist to join its team in Indianapolis. The role is a full‑time night shift position with a pay differential and a $30,000 sign‑on bonus for eligible external candidates.

Respiratory Therapy team at Indiana University Health builds patient‑centered cardiopulmonary care plans, collaborating with nurses, advanced RTs, and clinical specialists to deliver high‑quality treatment. The Registered Respiratory Therapist evaluates and treats patients with cardiopulmonary disorders, participates in bedside rounds, and advocates for patient comfort and safety.

Lincare Home Medical Equipment team provides patients with essential respiratory devices and support. The Respiratory Therapist/Nurse sets up, operates, and educates patients on equipment such as ventilators, CPAP/BiPAP units, and oxygen concentrators, while maintaining records and handling on‑call duties as needed.

Indiana University Health seeks a Registered Respiratory Therapist for night shift at West Hospital in Avon, IN. Candidates must hold an Indiana Respiratory Care Practitioner license, graduate from a CoARC accredited program, and pass the N.B.R.C. exam within 6 months of hire. Preferred certifications include ACLS, PALS, and NRP. Responsibilities include bedside rounds, patient advocacy, and collaboration with nurses, advanced RTs, and clinical specialists.

Indiana University Health seeks a Registered Respiratory Therapist to evaluate and treat patients with cardiopulmonary disorders, collaborate with nurses and advanced RTs, and maintain patient confidentiality using EMR. The role includes rotating day/night shifts, weekend and holiday rotations, and offers a $30,000 new‑hire bonus and $10,000 relocation bonus for eligible candidates. Candidates must hold an Indiana Respiratory Care Practitioner license, graduate from a CoARC accredited program, p

Respiratory Therapy team at Indiana University Health evaluates and treats patients with cardiopulmonary disorders. The role collaborates with nurses, advanced RTs, and clinical specialists to ensure patient satisfaction.

Indiana University Health seeks a Registered Respiratory Therapist to join our Muncie team. The role focuses on assessing and treating patients with cardiopulmonary disorders, working closely with nurses, advanced respiratory therapists, and clinical specialists to deliver high‑quality care.

Provides respiratory therapy to long‑term care residents, administering ventilators, nebulizers, and compressors per physician orders. Monitors vital signs, adjusts equipment, and ensures safe operation.

Travel Respiratory Therapist Program at Franciscan Health expands clinical experience across six Indiana locations. The role delivers high‑quality patient care, practices independently, collaborates with diverse teams, and adapts to changing priorities.

Respiratory Therapist at Select Medical Rehab Hospital at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, IN, providing inpatient rehabilitation care for patients with brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, neurological disorders, orthopedic issues, amputation, and multiple traumas. Day-to-day work includes evaluating patients, recommending treatment plans, operating invasive and non-invasive ventilatory and oxygen/aerosol equipment, performing chest physiotherapy, tracheostomy care, arterial puncture, EKGs, an