Amanda Thomason-Weis

Registered Respiratory Therapist and California-licensed Respiratory Care Practitioner with experience across ICU, emergency, and acute-care settings. Skilled in mechanical ventilation, airway management, bronchoscopy assistance, Code Blue and rapid-response interventions, and multidisciplinary critical-care collaboration. Experienced in precepting students and newly hired staff, providing patient and family education, and delivering compassionate, patient-centered care.

Recognized for sound clinical judgment, clear communication, adaptability, and a strong commitment to continued professional growth.

Respiratory Care Practitioner at LLUMC Murrieta (2024-06 – Present)

• Deliver respiratory care across the ICU, Emergency Department, Labor and Delivery, STEMI receiving center, and medical-surgical units.
• Bring two years of Labor and Delivery respiratory care experience and completed NICU training this year through Loma Linda University Children's Hospital.
• Manage invasive and noninvasive ventilation, artificial airways, oxygen therapy, emergency response, physician-assisted bronchoscopies, including the ION robotic bronchoscopy program, and perform dressing changes for vascular access.
• Precept newly hired respiratory therapists and support multidisciplinary patient care, education, and clinical decision-making.

Respiratory Care Practitioner at San Bernardino Community Hospital (2024-05 – 2024-09)

• Provided respiratory care in the Emergency Department and other acute-care settings for patients with varied cardiopulmonary conditions.
• Assisted with airway management, oxygen delivery, aerosolized medications, CPR, and emergency interventions.

Respiratory Care Practitioner at Parkview Community Hospital (2024-03 – 2024-05)

• Delivered respiratory care to high-acuity patients in the ICU and other inpatient units.
• Managed mechanical ventilation, airway care, oxygen therapy, and routine respiratory treatments

Associates of Science in Respiratory Care – San Joaquin Valley College (2022-06 – 2023-12)

Bachelors of Science in Respiratory Care – Boise State University (2024-05 – 2025-05)