Good Luck, RT Graduates!

Remember what integrity means; doing the right thing, even when no one is watching. Don’t be afraid to care. Treat every patient as if it were your best friend.

Bob Morrison
Evansville IN

Now the big adventures starts in a career you will be proud to call your own. This is my 13th year, so I know what I am talking about. Much happiness to you all!

Cheryl Kluttz RRT RCP CHT
Concord NC

Hang in there on getting your first job. If you get one don’t judge RT work too quickly. Give it 1-2 yrs to judge your position and employer. Your first job usually is not the employer you spend your whole work career with anyway. Don’t give up on RT as it will get better. And the baby boomers like me are coming! We will need much respiratory care from bright, caring and flexible RT’s.

Charles Major
East Moline IL