Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care

#RespiratoryTherapists care for patients everywhere: in hospitals and clinics, on the sidelines at sporting events, in leadership roles, at pulmonary and sleep centers, and in education settings. We need #MoreRTs -- will you join us in growing our numbers?

Dr. Scott and colleagues presented their work on “Evaluation of Multiple AI Chatbots on Respiratory Therapist Multiple Choice Exam” at the Society for Critical Care Medicine Critical Care Medicine Congress in Chicago, Illinois. journals.lww.com/ccmjournal/cit…

CoARC would like to inform BS and MS programs of an outstanding opportunity AARC is offering. rccentral.aarc.org/new-marketing-…

Dr. McHenry, Dr. Prush, and Dr. Scott’s article was just published online; make sure to check it out: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/30….

The respiratory care field offers you the choice to work with infants/children and/or adults across a wide variety of settings, from hospitals/medical practices to sleep labs, emergency air transport, and more. Learn more about a future where you can be a hero every single day!

📷 CoARC is now accepting applications for the CoARC George G. Burton, MD Faculty and Student Educational Research Scholarships. The application deadline is February 1, 2026.  For additional information and details, visit the CoARC Website Awards and Scholarships.

In its annual job rankings, U.S. News and World Report lists respiratory therapy as No. 9 in healthcare and No. 25 on top 100 overall. While the need for #MoreRTs is growing, the fulfillment and professional rewards are amazing! bit.ly/3zObJb5 #WorldNeedsMoreRTs

The respiratory profession is in high demand, offering big opportunities! RTs are crucial for providing essential care to patients who have breathing difficulties. This field offers diverse career paths and specializations - consider exploring a career today! #WorldNeedsMoreRTs

Check out presentations related to the CoARC at the AARC International Congress in Phoenix, AZ on Dec 6-9, 2025.

RTs are specialized. RTs are educators. RTs are vital in health care. Take it from Krystal Craddock, MSRC, RRT, who recently received an award for her research on the benefits of ingraining respiratory therapists into a dedicated COPD clinic. Story here: bit.ly/3JDrafB

Dr. Brady Scott speaks at the Missouri State Conference. Thank you, Dr. Scott, for your service to CoARC and the respiratory profession.

Dr. Sarah Varekojis, CoARC President, alongside Diane Oldfather, CoARC Site Visitor, at the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr. Varekojis presented the CoARC update.

Respiratory care is a rewarding profession. From helping preemies take their first breaths to assisting those with chronic lung conditions, they make a real difference. Thinking of a career in healthcare? Consider respiratory therapy–it's a breath of fresh air!

Dr. Brady Scott is slated to speak at the Society for Critical Care Medicine!!!! Follow the link below for more information: coarc.com/news/ventilati…

The #WorldNeedsMoreRTs and you can make a difference by teaching and inspiring others as a respiratory care educator. The next generation of #RTs – and their patients – need you now more than ever. Check out our page of helpful educator resources: bit.ly/43qn2Uq

Respiratory care is a rewarding profession. From helping preemies take their first breaths to assisting those with chronic lung conditions, they make a real difference. Thinking of a career in healthcare? Consider respiratory therapy–it's a breath of fresh air!

The respiratory care profession is experiencing a surge in demand, offering exciting opportunities! RTs are crucial for providing care to patients who have breathing difficulties. This expanding field offers diverse career paths and specializations for dedicated practitioners.

In its annual job rankings, U.S. News and World Report lists respiratory therapy as No. 9 in healthcare and No. 25 on top 100 overall. While the need for #MoreRTs is growing, the fulfillment and professional rewards are amazing! bit.ly/3zObJb5 #WorldNeedsMoreRTs