Job Description:

Join a high-energy NICU team in Boston for a 13-week travel contract working 12-hour night shifts. This role is perfect for respiratory therapy professionals eager to support critically ill newborns during the quiet, but bustling, nighttime hours. You'll be involved in advanced respiratory care, collaborating closely with the neonatology team to deliver lifesaving interventions in a fast-paced environment. An RRT certification is required, and you'll experience the unique rhythm of night shifts while making a meaningful difference in fragile patients' lives. Expect to hone your skills in a setting where every moment counts and daytime plans can be built around your nights on duty.

Weather:

The weather around this time typically features mild to cool temperatures with clear or partly cloudy skies. It’s a comfortable climate for exploring the city or enjoying outdoor activities, with the changing seasons bringing a refreshing atmosphere to your days off.

Fun Things To Do:

• Historical Walking Tour: Explore Boston’s rich history through guided walks along the Freedom Trail, uncovering landmarks from the American Revolution.
• Harvard Square Day Trip: Take a short trip to Cambridge to visit Harvard University, enjoy local cafes, and browse independent bookstores.
• Boston Common & Public Garden: Relax in the city’s central park, with opportunities for swan boat rides and scenic strolls.
• New England Aquarium: Discover marine life with interactive exhibits and possibly spot playful seals and penguins.
• Salem Day Trip: Venture to Salem to explore its famous witch history, visit museums, and enjoy charming seaside views.

Job Specifics:

Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Shift: 12-hour nights
Duration: 13 weeks, 36 hours per week

• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Voluntary Benefits including life insurance, accident, etc.
• Referral Program
• Housing Options
• Continuing Education Program
• 401(k)
• License and Certificate Reimbursement
• Paid Bereavement Leave