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Members in the News  | Leading, Representing, and More

By Debbie Bunch   October 17, 2024  AARC member Mark Stoller, RRT, talked about the new chapter in his life that began when he decided to become an RT in a regular column he writes for the New Falcon Herald. Read it Here  AARC member Rusty Sugg, BAS, RRT, RRT-ACCS, RRT-NPS, was featured in an article … Continued


Members in the News | Advocating, Educating and More

By Debbie Bunch     October 17, 2024  AARC member Mark Stoller, RRT, talked about the new chapter in his life that began when he decided to become an RT in a regular column he writes for the New Falcon Herald. Read it Here  AARC member Rusty Sugg, BAS, RRT, RRT-ACCS, RRT-NPS, was featured in an article … Continued



RT Researchers Part 2: Where You Work Matters

By Debbie Bunch Aug. 19, 2024 Getting involved in clinical research often depends on the value that your organization places on conducting studies. Community hospitals and smaller facilities generally don’t have budgets for research, nor do they typically have physicians on staff who can champion the research cause. If research is something you are interested … Continued


Featured Buzz Aug. 12

By Debbie Bunch Unpacking Length of Stay Respiratory therapists know “length of stay” or “LOS” means the number of days a patient remains in the hospital prior to discharge. But bedside RTs who spend their days treating those patients may not realize how LOS figures in to the financial side of health care. To those … Continued


AARC Election 2025 — Keith Siegel

Vice-President — Internal Keith Siegel Retired, Previous President/Owner, Siegel Respiratory Consulting, Inc. AARC Member Since: 1988 AARC Activities: AARC Board of Directors (HOD Immediate Past-Speaker), 2019-2020, 2024; AARC Board of Directors (Director at Large), 2021-2023; Chair, AARC Bylaws Committee, 2009; Chair, AARC Audit Subcommittee, 2016; Member, AARC Bylaws Committee, 2008-2009, 2015; Member, AARC Social Media … Continued


Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency and the Respiratory Therapist

About This Course Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency is a genetic disorder that can result in serious lung disease. This not-so-rare genetic disease is greatly underdiagnosed and is the most common known genetic risk factor for emphysema. Up to 3% of all people diagnosed with COPD may have undetected Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency. This presentation will provide the … Continued





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