About the job
Join the dynamic team at Northwestern Medicine Catherine Gratz Griffin Lake Forest Hospital as we embark on an exciting expansion journey to enhance our community services. This transformative project will double our inpatient capacity and modernize our Emergency Department, enabling us to offer even more comprehensive patient care. We are currently looking for talented Respiratory Therapists to become part of our esteemed team during this significant growth phase.
Our hospital is proud to have received its 4th Magnet® designation and the prestigious Magnet with Distinction®, a recognition awarded to only 23 hospitals nationwide since 2023. This accolade reflects our unwavering commitment to providing exceptional patient care and fostering clinical excellence across all roles.
Enjoy the convenience of free parking and on-site amenities, allowing you to thrive in a supportive environment dedicated to your professional development and the well-being of our patients.
Attractive sign-on and relocation bonuses are available for eligible roles! Connect with our Talent Acquisition Professional for further details.
Current Job Opportunities:
- Full Time (36 hours per week) - Night Shift (7 PM to 7:30 AM)
- Part Time (24 hours per week) - Night Shift (7 PM to 7:30 AM)
- Casual/As Needed Positions
Joining us means being part of a team that values Registered Respiratory Therapists (RRT) and Certified Respiratory Therapists (CRT).
To learn more about our hospital's expansion, visit Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital Campus Development or watch our expansion project video on YouTube.
The Respiratory Care Practitioner I plays a crucial role by embodying the mission, vision, and values of Northwestern Medicine, adhering to our Code of Ethics and Corporate Compliance Program, while complying with all relevant policies and regulatory standards.
As a clinically competent and licensed professional, you will administer respiratory care to acutely ill patients through assessment, planning, intervention, and treatment, effectively collaborating with patients, their families, and other healthcare team members.

