Respiratory Therapist (RRT) | Instructor | (Substitute)

If you have considered a career as a Respiratory Therapist Instructor, starting as a trained substitute Respiratory Therapist Instructor might lead you to your next career pathway!

Please share your availability when you apply!

Essential Functions

• Instruction & Curriculum Delivery

• Develop, implement, and evaluate daily lesson plans, ensuring alignment with scheduled activities and semester goals.

• Plan and deliver instruction based on student needs and established curriculum objectives.

• Prepare and present lectures, labs, and practical demonstrations in both group and one-on-one settings.

• Student Support & Success

• Monitor student attendance and coordinate with the Associate Director when a student is absent for two consecutive days.

• Prepare weekly attendance reports for the Office Management department.

• Track student performance and implement strategies to reduce withdrawals, maintaining a minimum 80% success rate.

• Meet with students regularly to provide encouragement and guidance toward program completion.

• Maintain accurate grade records in accordance with institutional policies and submit final grades each semester.

• Evaluate academic progress and make appropriate adjustments to support learning needs.

• Program Enrichment & Advising

• Arrange and coordinate guest speakers, field trips, and clinical site visits.

• Provide academic advising and curriculum guidance to students enrolled in the Respiratory Therapy program.

• May assist in coordinating and supervising externship opportunities for Respiratory Therapy students.

Minimum Qualifications

• Associate's degree required; Bachelor’s degree preferred

• Graduate of an accredited Respiratory Therapy program (recognized by the U.S.

Secretary of Education, CHEA, or a reputable training institution such as a hospital-based program)

• At least 3 years of hands-on experience as a hospital or clinical respiratory therapist

• Instructor experience (1 year preferred) in an accredited respiratory therapy program

• Current Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) credential and valid State license as a Respiratory Care Practitioner (RCP)

• Holds all required licenses, certifications, or permits for respiratory therapy and teaching, as specified by local, state, or federal regulations

• Strong communication skills — both written and verbal

• Comfortable using Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and basic computer applications

Compensation and Benefits

• $37.49 to $46.86
• Washington (Seattle/Renton) Paid Sick and Safe Time