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Search 0 verified respiratory therapists across all 50 states. With 13% projected job growth and a $81K median salary, demand for respiratory therapists continues to rise.

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Total Providers
$81K
Median Salary
$55K–$88K
Salary Range
13%
Job Growth (10yr)
8,500
Annual Openings
14%
Turnover Rate

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Alabama
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Colorado
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Delaware
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Hawaii
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New York
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North Carolina
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Ohio
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Oregon
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Pennsylvania
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Rhode Island
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South Carolina
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Vermont
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Virginia
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Washington
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West Virginia
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Wisconsin
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Wyoming
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Washington D.C.
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Top Cities for Respiratory Therapists

New York
New York
2,940
Los Angeles
California
1,400
Chicago
Illinois
945
Brooklyn
New York
910
Queens
New York
805
Houston
Texas
805
San Antonio
Texas
525
San Diego
California
490
Bronx
New York
490
Dallas
Texas
455
San Jose
California
350
Austin
Texas
338

About Respiratory Therapists

📋Professional Definition

Respiratory Therapists care for patients who have trouble breathing—for example, from chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma or emphysema. They evaluate, treat, and care for patients with breathing or cardiopulmonary disorders. They interview patients, perform diagnostic tests, and develop and implement treatment plans. Respiratory therapists work with premature infants, trauma victims, and patients with chronic lung diseases.

💼For Healthcare Recruiters

Respiratory therapists (RRT, CRT) are critical for ICUs, emergency departments, NICUs, sleep labs, and pulmonary rehabilitation centers. Hire licensed RTs with ACLS, PALS, and neonatal resuscitation certifications. Our database connects you with experienced respiratory care practitioners for hospital, home care, and long-term acute care settings. Essential for hospital respiratory departments, home health agencies, and medical equipment companies seeking qualified respiratory therapy professionals.

🎯Common Specializations

  • ▸Neonatal/Pediatric Specialist
  • ▸Critical Care Specialist
  • ▸Pulmonary Rehabilitation
  • ▸Sleep Disorders Specialist
  • ▸Asthma Educator

🔗Related Healthcare Fields

  • ▸Pulmonologists
  • ▸Critical Care Nurses
  • ▸Anesthesiologists
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Frequently Asked Questions About Respiratory Therapists

How many respiratory therapists are there in the United States?▼
There are approximately 0 respiratory therapists across the United States. The top state is California with 18,500 providers.
What is the median salary for respiratory therapists?▼
The national median salary for respiratory therapists is $81K per year. Entry-level positions start around $55K, while experienced professionals earn $88K or more.
What is the job outlook for respiratory therapists?▼
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 13% growth for respiratory therapists from 2024 to 2034, with approximately 8,500 annual job openings. This makes it a strong field for healthcare recruiters.
Which states have the most respiratory therapists?▼
The top 5 states for respiratory therapists are: 1. California (18,500), 2. Texas (15,200), 3. Florida (12,800), 4. New York (11,200), 5. Pennsylvania (8,900).
What is the turnover rate for respiratory therapists?▼
The average annual turnover rate for respiratory therapists is approximately 14%. At a replacement cost of 0.5–2x annual salary, retaining respiratory therapists is critical for healthcare organizations.
How do I recruit respiratory therapists?▼
To recruit respiratory therapists, start by searching the HealthTal directory which covers 0 providers across all 50 states. Filter by state and city to find candidates in your target market, then access NPI credentials and contact information.