Nominate a Candidate for the Legacy Award

Legacy Awards are now open through May 31, 2024. Nominate a deserving RCP today! Eligibility for nomination: An individual may be nominated for the Legacy Award if she/he has dedicated two decades or more to the development, improvement, and advancement of the practice of Respiratory Care in Illinois; and through his or her vision, vitality and diligence has significantly impacted the profession of Respiratory Care as it is practiced in Illinois today. The Award is not given posthumously. Nominee must be a licensed practitioner and a member of the AARC/ISRC.

2024 ISRC Annual Conference Schedule

This years Conference is promising a very full and interesting agenda. You can download the schedule here. DOWNLOAD SCHEDULE > ATTENDEE REGISTRATION CLICK HERE > SPONSOR REGISTRATION CLICK HERE > CONFERENCE SCHEDULE > HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS Book a room in our hotel block at the Holiday Inn Countryside William Tell Hotel by March 24th. BOOK A ROOM > $139 for kings and $149 for two Queens Hotel offers free parking, in room microwave/coffee/refrigerator, ... Read More »

Ken Scrivano – 2023 ISRC Legacy Award Recipient

The 2023 ISRC Legacy Award recipient is Ken Scrivano. His respiratory career has spanned 45 plus years here in Illinois. He received his MS degree from Cardinal Stritch University and his RRT back in the day when the oral exams were being offered. His participation on the ISRC board of directors is extensive as well, where he was the Chairman of Chapter Six for 15 years and elected President of the ISRC ... Read More »

Elizabeth Feather – ISRC 2023 Practitioner of the Year

Introducing Elizabeth Feather the 2023 ISRC Practitioner of the Year. Elizabeth is adjunct faculty at SWIC and staff respiratory Therapist at Mercy South hospital. She is every RT Manager and co-worker’s dream employee. She shows up every shift with a positive can-do attitude, even in the height of COVID when things were at their worst. If I am ever a patient she would be the type and quality of therapist that I ... Read More »