CEU Courses for Respiratory Therapists

This course will discuss the different types of workplace traumas in clinical and non-clinical RT roles. This course also informs on ways to manage workplace trauma and optimize work-life balance during and post-trauma.

Mechanical ventilator alarms are vital for monitoring patients and the ventilator's status. The Joint Commission addresses this patient safety issue by including alarm safety as a National Patient Safety Goal. The course reviews alarm fatigue occurring when practitioners ignore important alerts, risking harm to patients, and it is crucial to set them correctly based on patient conditions and standards to ensure safety.

A global perspective on respiratory therapy is provided in this course. The course discusses the various roles of respiratory therapists across different countries, their scope of practice, and the future of respiratory therapy.

An introductory capillary blood gas sampling course, reviewing the guidelines and recommendations. The course focuses on best practices for assessment and procedure for neonatal and pediatric populations.

Unplanned extubation (UE) can be a critical and potentially life-threatening event for pediatric patients relying on mechanical ventilation. This comprehensive course is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, prevent, and manage unplanned extubation incidents in pediatric populations.

This course provides an overview of chronic respiratory failure in children. The pros & cons of tracheostomy and ventilator management options are discussed.

This course discusses the use of various methods of non-invasive ventilation in the post-acute care setting.

This course reviews the essential components of a pulmonary rehabilitation program. The discussion focuses on outcome measures and reimbursement related to pulmonary rehabilitation services.

This course provides a review of radiographic imaging and X-ray assessments associated with neonatal and pediatric cardiopulmonary diseases. This course also discusses the concepts and techniques of X-ray imaging along with clinical indications and significant findings of X-ray imaging in this population.

This course discusses how to manage the transition from clinical to non-clinical in respiratory therapy and identifies ways to make the most of the change. Participants discover how to utilize their knowledge and emotional intelligence to manage others.