RUSH Kids Pediatric Therapy·Crystal Lake, Illinois
The Respiratory Therapist evaluates patients and recommends appropriate treatment plans while providing respiratory care to those with critical and complex conditions. They also perform procedures such as the insertion and removal of endotracheal tubes and promote continuous quality improvement.
Build Relationships: Provide quality patient care while maintaining a positive level of interaction with centers and patients. Collaborative Approach: Coordinate treatment program in conjunction with other clinical/therapeutic services Personalized Treatment: Evaluate assigned patients and establish appropriate treatment goals and programs to maximize outcomes. Provide ongoing evaluation of your patients’ status and goals.
Meet American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) minimum standards for initiation Clinical Fellowship Year including but not limited to 36 credit hours in prescribed study. State SLP licensure and ASHA certification is required. 300 hours in prescribed clinical practicum experience required. Additional Data Equal Opportunity Employer/including Disabled/Veterans
Candidates must possess an active CRT or RRT credential and proof of graduation. A Basic Life Support certification is required by the start date, and ACLS must be obtained within six months of hire.
Market context
In Illinois, pediatric speech-language pathologist roles are typically competitive because schools, clinics, and outpatient settings all seek candidates with pediatric experience, strong collaboration skills, and the ability to support varied communication needs. This posting’s requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review key details faster; if you’re considering applying, confirm licensure, credential, and certification timelines early and prepare examples of pediatric caseload work.