This presentation will focus on preparing the respiratory care student to transition into professional life as a respiratory therapist. The presenter will discuss demonstrating professionalism in student environments (clinical rotations, professional meetings, etc.), applying and interviewing for a job, and maintaining professionalism after graduation.

Presented by Dana Evans MHA, RRT-NPS

There is No CRCE for this archived webcast.  If you need CRCE for your license or credential renewal, please search for content in other channels on AARC University.

1 Hour of Student Learning Credit is available

• To access the post-course quiz, you must watch the entire intro video. The course content you will be tested on is available as a PDF in the Resources section or Materials tab. 

• AARC-University courses are reviewed and updated every 3 years to ensure the quality and relevance of your learning experience. You can only claim?CRCE credit?for a course once within its 3-year active period. 

In this special student webcast, the presenter will provide an overview of the respiratory care profession and how the professional agencies work together to support the respiratory therapist. The presenter will discuss board examination requirements, keeping credentials current, and state licensure.

Presented by Brian Cayko MBA, RRT

There is No CRCE for this archived webcast.  If you need CRCE for your license or credential renewal, please search for content in other channels on AARC University.

1 Hour of Student Learning Credit is available

• To access the post-course quiz, you must watch the entire intro video. The course content you will be tested on is available as a PDF in the Resources section or Materials tab. 

• AARC-University courses are reviewed and updated every 3 years to ensure the quality and relevance of your learning experience. You can only claim?CRCE credit?for a course once within its 3-year active period. 

This presentation will provide an overview of the important milestones after RT education graduation; licensing, credentialing, the job search/interview process and career planning.  The presentation will focus on the challenges and opportunities presented to students as they begin their RT careers.  A case-based, interactive format will challenge participants’ minds and stimulate thought on the topics presented.

Presented by Georgianna Sergakis PhD, RRT, FAARC

**PLEASE NOTE*** This archived student webcast is not approved for CRCE credit.

**Please note that all programs require the participant to view the entire program prior to taking the final quiz and obtaining a course certificate.**

The respiratory therapy profession offers a wide variety of fulfilling career paths and opportunities. Join AARC President Dr. Brian Walsh for this special student webcast focused on professional opportunities to make the most of your respiratory therapy career. 

There is No CRCE for this archived webcast.  If you need CRCE for your license or credential renewal, please search for content in other channels on AARC University.

Humidity is critical to human respiratory health. Our airways naturally condition inspired air to a level of temperature and humidity that enables physiologic equilibrium in the airway. When this natural balance is disrupted, the performance of the lung is inhibited. Maintaining this physiologic harmony is vital to a patient's outcome.

This student learning module provides an overview of humidity, optimal humidity levels, and the mucociliary transport system, methods of delivering humidity and moisture to the airways, identify patient groups at greater risk from lack of humidification, and reviews the AARC Clinical Practice Guidelines on humidification during mechanical ventilation.

This learning module will take you approximately 1.5 hours to complete. 

Successful completion of this learning module requires a passing score of 70% (10/15) on the post-test.

This course does NOT qualify for CRCE. If you need CRCE for your license or credential, please search for content in other channels on AARC U.

This project was made possible thanks to the invaluable contribution of an unrestricted grant from:

This presentation is designed for respiratory care students. In addition to discussing important information about licensure and credentialing, Dr. Rodriguez discusses transitioning into the professional role, becoming an effective patient advocate, and opportunities for professional growth.

This course does NOT qualify for CRCE. If you need CRCE for your license or credential, please search for content in other channels on AARC U.