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Is respiratory therapy is a career you could live
with? If you are thinking about a career in respiratory care, watch
the 5-minute video by clicking on the link, read about what it's
like to be a respiratory therapist. Good working conditions, with
great job satisfaction. Specialize in areas of babies to the spinal
cord injured, specialized testing or critical care areas. If you
like working with the public and enjoy people this could be the
career for you! (AARC.org)
Schools are 1-2 years in length with an associate degree of science. Clinical skills learned are practiced during school in a hospital setting. Most states have licensure laws which mean you must pass a national test, with a 70% pass rate. (from the NBRC) If you are leaning towards a management position, most offer means of acquiring a BS degree. Respiratory Therapist Program 2006 Ankeny Blvd Ankeny IA 50021 515-964-6298 WEBSITE INFO kegeorge@dmacc.cc.ia.us Kerry E. George, BS, RRT
Kirkwood Community College
Northeast Iowa Community
College
Southeastern Community
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Hawkeye Community College
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Respiratory therapists work to evaluate, treat, and care for
patients with breathing disorders. Learn more about a career in
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