Respiratory Therapy Career Guide: Education, Certifications, Salaries
Explore the requirements, certifications, salary ranges, and job options in the field of respiratory therapy. Discover the best-paying states for respiratory therapists and various career paths within healthcare settings.
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EDUCATION REQUIRED - Associates Degree (Associate of Applied Sciences) EDUCATION OPTIONAL - Bachelors of Science - Masters of Science RESPIRATORY THERAPY RESPIRATORY THERAPY CERTIFICATIONS: CERTIFICATIONS: NPS NPS (NEONATAL/PEDIATRIC) SDS(SLEEP DISORDERS SPECIALIST) CPFT (CERTIFIED PULMONARY FUNCTION TECH) RPFT(REGISTERED PULMONARY FUNCTION TECH) www.aarc.org
AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY RANGE: $57,000-$81,000 AVERAGE HOURLY RATE: $27.15 STATES & DISTRICTS WITH THE HIGHEST PAYING MEAN SALARY - CALIFORNIA - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - NEVADA - NEW YORK - HAWAII
Short Term Acute Care Hospital Long Term Acute Care Hospital Skilled Nursing Facility Acute Rehab / Inpatient Rehab Facility Home Health Sleep Lab Medical Device Sales Clinical Liaison Respiratory Therapy Director ER ICU (Neuro/Trauma/Surgical/Cardiac) Stepdown Unit (Neuro/Surgical/Medical/Cardiac) General Med Surg Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
