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Blue Ridge Community College, in collaboration with Southwestern Community College, is starting a new Respiratory Therapy Program designed to meet the growing demand for qualified respiratory therapists in western North

The Maine Department of Education (DOE) and the Maine Community College System announced that current and prospective community college students across the state now have access to College and Career Success Coordinators to provide them with academic and career supports and assist them with the transition to college. Through Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan (MJRP) … Continue reading Media Release: College and Career Success Coordinators Provide Academic and Career Supports and Help Students T...

“When students decide they want to go into health care, they typically think of two things — a physician or a nurse.

Participants will learn about respiratory therapy careers, including job duties, employment outlook and classes needed to enter the program.

By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post A new respiratory therapy program at Missouri Western State University will open up a pipeline of students that Mosaic Life Care hopes will work for them once their studies are done. Associate Director of Respiratory at Mosaic Danielle Steele says that Mosaic Life Care is excited about the new Respiratory Therapy Program at Missouri Western. "Mosaic is a great place to work at, and I think that they will be able to see that as they start out training as stud...

“These information sessions are a great opportunity for prospective students to attend,” Dr. Ijaz Ahmed, respiratory therapy program director, said.

BAINBRIDGE, Ga. — On Dec. 7, Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) held a commencement ceremony in honor of the over 350 graduates who completed their programs during the fall semester

Posted By: Hewson Beattie June 14, 2021 @ 7:20 pm Local News, News, State OTC in Springfield has named a new Dean of Health Sciences. Dr. Aaron Light takes over on July 1st, replacing Dr. Sherry Taylor who retired in March. Dr. Light has been the director for OTC’s Respiratory Therapy program for six years but has worked with the college since 2003. Dr. Light helped lead the respiratory therapy program through the proce...