Respiratory Therapist (PRN) — Tuition Reimb. & 401K Benefits

The Carlton; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

On Demand Pay

Competitive wages

Tuition reimbursement

Internal growth opportunities

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Short-term and long-term disability

401K with employer match

Employee concierge program

Employee assistance program

Job summary

Carlton at the Lake, located on Chicago's Near North Side, offers comprehensive post-acute and rehabilitation services with a caring, compassionate team. We are seeking a Respiratory Therapist to join a dynamic therapy department and contribute to high standards of patient care in a vibrant community setting.

The role emphasizes developing care plans, conducting respiratory therapies, documenting findings, and collaborating with clinicians to support residents’ well-being.

Qualifications

• As a minimum, an associate’s degree from a CoARC-accredited educational institution.
• CRTT, CRT, RRT, or CCT certification is required.
• BLS/ACLS certification and an active Illinois Respiratory Therapist license.
• Five (5) years of experience as a Respiratory Therapist is preferred.

Responsibilities

• As a Respiratory Therapist you are the backbone of the Therapy Department, developing the respiratory care plan and determining the appropriateness of prescribed therapy.
• Initiating, conducting, and modifying prescribed therapeutic and diagnostic procedures and documenting information in the patient’s medical record.
• Communicating with the health care team to ensure residents receive high-quality, safe care.

Education

CoARC-accredited associate's degree

Job description

Carlton at the Lake, located on Chicago's Near North Side, offers comprehensive post-acute and rehabilitation services with a caring, compassionate team. We are seeking a Respiratory Therapist to join a dynamic therapy department and contribute to high standards of patient care in a vibrant community setting.

The role emphasizes developing care plans, conducting respiratory therapies, documenting findings, and collaborating with clinicians to support residents’ well-being.