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Recently someone was able to post a link to what they said was “Microsoft 365” or Microsoft…with a download link. Don’t do it! We’ve changed our passwords, and if it happens again we’ll take other measures. If you did click on their link, get your Click to read more…

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The Z vent inservice is scheduled for November 3-6 at the following times: 3pm, 4pm, 5:30pm, and 9pm Please do the virtual training here

Respiratory therapy is a science-based discipline where treatments follow scientific evidence in peer reviewed journals like Respirtory Care, JAMA, and more. There seems to be a trend, parrticularly in social media, where science is often misrepresented or ignored. Certain individuals, to prove their bias, often Click to read more…

Texas Health and Human Services has a website dedicated to providing links to Human Trafficking training for healthcare workers. The training listed below is 1.5 hours, is free but does not give RTs a CEU–although you do get the “certificate of completion” required for RCP Click to read more…

https://respiratoryassociates.com/courses/human-trafficking-awareness-training-live-broadcast/?mc_cid=038231e898&mc_eid=627fc7cd08

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Kim Hughes RRT has been with the facility for many years, an indispensible respiratory therapist in our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Kim was honored with the Always award for her excellent work. Congratulations to Kim for this well deserved award!

Respiratory Therapists: Akia Pitts (center left), and Harleen Dhailwal (center right) were joined by Morgan Mora, Gabby Loggins, and Alberto Perez as they received the “Always” award for their outstanding work. Congratulations to these two for the honor.