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Career As A Respiratory Therapist? |
I'm currently taking prerequisite courses for the Respiratory Therapy Program. I wanted to know the pros and cons of the career. To those of you that are Respiratory Therapist do you find your job as stressful or equal to a RN? Respiratory Therapy is good because you don't have to deal with feces and urine. You do have to work with sputum and blood. If you don't like operating needles, then you might have trouble performing arterial blood gases. RTs have more patients than nurses do. You would have less one-on-one patient contact than as a nurse. Some nurses only have a few patients. An RT might have 15 or 20. That's a lot of chest x-rays, blood gases, and treatment information to remember. Ok.. I love my job as a Respiratory Therapist for the fact that we do not have to deal w/ poo and pee... However... we do not get the pay of an RN, and the respect... we also do not get the choices that an RN get in terms of getting to work in schools, dr offices, etc... |
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