Most teams mirror the ACLP registry into a Google Sheet they own and de-duplicate by certification ID. SleekRank reads the sheet as a CSV URL with a 90 day cache. When a specialist is added, removed, or moves hospitals, one row changes and the matching hospital page refreshes on the next cache cycle with no theme deploy required.

Filter the source so only hospitals with one or more CCLS staff emit pages. A page for a hospital with no child life program is thin, so the cleaner pattern is to publish a state-level fallback that lists the nearest hospitals with active programs and exclude empty hospitals from the page group entirely.

Yes. Add a role column and let the mapping render a badge per team member. The base template can group certified CCLS leads first and supporting roles second. Filtering and sort order are configurable from the page group settings, so the directory matches the way your hospital network describes its teams.

A meta mapping populates a JSON-LD block in the page head from row fields. You write the schema template once with placeholders for hospital name, address, and the medical service offered. SleekRank injects the row values per page so each hospital URL ships valid MedicalBusiness or Hospital structured data.

Set the row to inactive or remove it from the registry source. On the next cache refresh the URL returns 404 and the sitemap drops the entry. If you prefer a soft transition, add a redirect mapping for the slug to the nearest active hospital before removing the row so inbound links survive.

Both work. The page group lives inside WordPress so it inherits whatever access rules the site already has. For intranet use, gate the page group behind a membership plugin so only authenticated staff see the hospital pages. The data source can be the same registry export used for the public site.

A CPT shines when each specialist is the canonical search target. Child life families search by hospital because the admission is the trigger event. The hospital is the canonical page and specialists are list items within it. SleekRank makes the hospital the URL and treats specialists as data rendered inside it.

Yes. Anything you put on the base page renders on every generated hospital URL. Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, and custom blocks all work. You can pass row fields into hidden form values via shortcodes so submissions are tagged with the hospital and the lead supervisor for routing to the right contact.