We currently have 23 matching Respiratory Therapist jobs in Washington.
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How Much Do Respiratory Therapist Jobs Pay in Washington?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Thursday, October 29th 2020, the average weekly salary for a Respiratory Therapist in Washington is $1,429 but can pay up to $1,728 per week.
- min - $1,116
- avg - $1,429
- max - $1,728
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Seattle Travel Nurse City Guide
Posted on Feb 19, 2020
Seattle is known for many things- views of Mt. Rainier, easy access to tons of outdoor adventures, its cloudy and rainy skies, and the beautiful coastal area surrounding the city. Seattle is a great place for travel nurses to work and to have a variety of experiences to choose from. Where to Live- Best Neighborhoods…
What’s the best thing you’ve seen in the hospital this week? #FromTheFrontLines
Posted on Jul 13, 2020
Nurses across the nation have been responding to and dealing with this pandemic for over three months. We wanted to bring a little optimism for our nurses and asked our community to share some positive events. Nurses from the NurseFly community said seeing patients recover from COVID and actually leave the hospital has been one…
From COVID to canceled
Posted on Jun 24, 2020
First and foremost, I wanted to say hello and thank you to the thousands of healthcare providers out there doing the absolute most. Your hard work has not gone unnoticed, even before the pandemic. We have always been “heroes” and continue to do the job that most cannot. So in that, I hope each and…
Avoiding Travel Nurse Canceled Contracts
Posted on Apr 23, 2020
Travel Nursing and Canceled Contracts So, what are travel nurses doing if their contract gets canceled?? I wish the answer was, taking a vacation! But, as we all know that is wholly impossible right now and makes the whole situation a little crappier. Once coronavirus makes it’s exit, I personally will be on the first…