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The Cardiorespiratory Sciences program is an interdisciplinary, multi-certification curriculum that trains students in treating, managing, and providing life support for patients with cardiopulmonary system disorders. Graduates qualify for certifications from both the American Heart Association and the National Board for Respiratory Care. This program delivers an exceptional educational foundation for aspiring Respiratory Care Practitioners, equipping graduates with the critical thinking abilities, communication skills, and self-direction needed for patient care. The curriculum focuses on building expertise in implementing treatment protocols, Clinical Practice Guidelines, and streamlined care pathways for optimal respiratory health management.
Program Learning Objectives
Gather and analyze clinical information.
Conduct comprehensive patient evaluations and propose suitable treatments.
Assess treatment plans using evidence-based medicine and established clinical guidelines.
Administer respiratory therapies, oversee life support systems, monitor patient progress, and adjust treatments to meet therapeutic goals.
Develop educational initiatives for patients, families, and communities.