Graduates are eligible to sit for the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) credentialing examination to become a Certified Respiratory Therapist (CRT).
Why Consider Respiratory Therapy?
- Demand is expected to grow rapidly for Respiratory Therapists.
- Helping people with lung and heart disease interests you.
- Your interest in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and pharmacology can lead to a satisfying career.
- You want to work in a hospital, diagnostic lab, rehabilitation facility, clinic, or home care setting.
- As a key member of a healthcare team, you want to have a direct impact on patient care.
Why Learn at 91Ƭ?
- This is a shared program, which means you take general education courses through 91Ƭ and core program courses in person at Milwaukee Area Technical College.
- Start in fall or spring.
- Our low faculty-to-student ratio allows you to get to know your faculty and classmates.
- Academic, personal, and financial resources are available to support your success.
What It Takes
- Interest in anatomy, physiology, and high-tech equipment
- Desire to learn the information and skills needed to provide care for people
- Ability to clearly communicate and collaborate with others
- Concern and willingness to be responsible for others' health and safety
Shared Program Details
This program is shared with Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC). Students must complete both 91Ƭ's and MATC's admission processes before enrolling in the first term of the program. 91Ƭ cannot admit students into the program until they have been accepted by MATC.
Prerequisite courses are offered through 91Ƭ to provide a convenient starting point for local students. Respiratory Therapy core courses are completed in person at MATC, and graduates earn their degree from MATC.
Stay connected with your Academic Counselor throughout the program to help ensure a smooth transition to MATC and successful completion of your degree.
