Respiratory Therapist in Marlborough, Massachusetts

Join a flexible, fast-paced RRT float position that offers the opportunity to work across multiple hospital campuses in Marlborough, MA. This role involves providing respiratory therapy in a Level I facility with NICU experience preferred, and it especially suits professionals who enjoy a variety of clinical settings. You'll be part of a dedicated team delivering critical care during 12-hour night shifts, ensuring seamless patient support while floating to different locations as needed. It’s a chance to challenge your skills while exploring different hospital environments—all while making a meaningful impact on patient outcomes.

Weather:

The weather around this time of year in Marlborough tends to be cool and crisp, with clear days that are perfect for outdoor activities. Expect mild temperatures and the occasional gentle breeze—ideal conditions for enjoying what the area has to offer.

Fun Things To Do:

• Visit the Worcester Art Museum: Explore diverse art collections and special exhibitions just a short drive away.
• Hiking at Wachusett Mountain State Reservation: Enjoy scenic trails, panoramic views, and peaceful nature walks in this popular outdoor destination.
• Day trip to Boston: Discover historic sites, world-class dining, and vibrant neighborhoods in this bustling city.
• Foliage tour in the Berkshires: Experience stunning fall foliage and charming small towns perfect for a day of exploration.
• Shopping and dining in downtown Marlborough: Take a leisurely stroll through local shops, cafes, and restaurants to unwind after your shift.

Job Specifics:

Location: Marlborough, MA
Shift: Night, 12 hours (5:45 PM - 6:15 AM)
Duration: 13 weeks with an average commitment of 36 hours per week
This float respiratory therapy role involves working across multiple campuses, including Marlborough, University, and Memorial, with the flexibility to adapt to different clinical environments. Candidates must hold an active Massachusetts RRT license, have a minimum of 2 years of RRT experience, and possess documented critical care expertise. Previous NICU experience is preferred, but not mandatory. The schedule includes every other weekend off, offering a good balance of work and personal time.