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Happy Respiratory Care Week
Join us in celebrating the respiratory therapists at Medical City Dallas Hospital and our colleagues everywhere! Your skill, compassion, and dedication make a difference with every breath-from responding to emergencies to helping patients through recovery. Thank you for supporting patients, comforting families, and being there Click to read more…
Symposium: Thanks to Everyone
The Symposium was a big success, thank you to all those that helped make it an event to remember.
RTs Doing Creative Stuff!
I’ve alway said, that RTs are very creative people and most have some passion outside of Respiratory Therapy. From time to time we like to highlight individuals on our staff that have accomplished something noteworthy. Case in point: Caren Spain, Respiratory Therapist at Medical City Click to read more…
Medical City RTs at the TSRC Convention
Our Respiratory Therapy Department is proud to support professional growth by sending team members to the Texas Society for Respiratory Care (TSRC) Conference. This opportunity allows our staff to bring back the latest evidence-based practices, strengthen leadership skills, earn continuing education, and continue advancing the Click to read more…
Doing the right thing…
Respiratory Therapist Misty Kendall was awarded a “Great Catch” award for insisting on following medication delivery safety guidelines when it would have been easy to bypass it under the circumstances in which she found herself. Because she followed her training and she always strives to Click to read more…
Free CEUs
Free respiratory therapy CEUs (CRCE) are available through various reputable industry, clinical, and educational providers. Key sources include A&T Respiratory Lectures (5 free credits), Medline University (5+ credits), Vapotherm Academy, Sentec, Passy-Muir, and Dräger. These platforms offer on-demand webinars and courses, often focusing on ventilator management, neonates, and Click to read more…
New CEU Requirement
Starting in September and moving forward, the Texas Department of Health will require CEU tracking. The state has contracted with a “CEU Broker”. You will be able to create a free account, or if you desire more functions and services, you can join the “Professional” Click to read more…