Sentara Health·Virginia Beach, Virginia
The Respiratory Therapist II will provide respiratory care services in a hospital setting. This includes working with patients requiring respiratory support and collaborating with healthcare teams.
Candidates must have an Associate's or Bachelor's degree and a state respiratory license. Certification from the NBRC as an RRT is required, with specific conditions for new graduates.
Market context
Respiratory Therapist II roles in Virginia are commonly tied to ongoing hospital and acute-care staffing needs, especially in settings that rely on licensed clinicians for inpatient and emergency respiratory support. Competition often centers on candidates who already hold a Virginia respiratory license and BLS, or who can quickly meet the NBRC RRT requirement after hire. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to compare fit faster, then confirm your licensure timeline before applying.