🌬️ Now Hiring Registered Respiratory Therapists (RRTs) in Austin, TX – Up to $2,100/Week!

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🏥 Position: Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT)

Location: Austin, Texas
Contract Length: 13 Weeks
Shifts: AM & PM Available
Start Dates: November 3, November 10, and November 17


💰 Compensation Overview

Travel Pay (36 hrs/week):

  • $15/hr taxable base pay
  • $22.50/hr overtime
  • $1,560 weekly stipend
  • Total Weekly Compensation: 💵 $2,100/week

Local Pay:

  • $52.22/hr
  • $78.33/hr overtime

This is an exceptional opportunity for RRTs seeking strong pay, flexible scheduling, and short-term assignments in one of Texas’s most vibrant cities.


🧠 Requirements

  • Active RRT Certification
  • Current ACLS, BLS, and PALS certifications
  • NICU & PICU experience required
  • Must be reliable, detail-oriented, and compassionate about patient care

🌟 Why Austin, TX?

Austin is known for its thriving healthcare system, great weather, and unmatched culture. Whether you’re local or a traveler, you’ll enjoy competitive pay and a welcoming professional environment.


📅 How to Apply

Don’t miss these limited start dates — positions fill quickly!

Contact Brandon Vargas at:
📧 brandon.vargas@prolinkstaff.com
📞 (513) 530-1888

Or visit Meta PRN to explore more high-paying travel and local respiratory therapy jobs across the U.S.


Disclaimer: This position was submitted by the hiring agency. The language and details provided do not necessarily reflect the views of Meta PRN.


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