Respiratory therapists work with a variety of patients, from premature babies to elderly adults. Under the supervision of a doctor, these specialists provide respiratory therapy care, helping to provide respiratory treatments, manage complex respiratory equipment, and evaluate the status of patients with respiratory conditions.
Respiratory therapist jobs have been in high demand, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic. Becoming a respiratory therapist requires a college education with either an associate’s or bachelor’s degree.
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One of the most exciting specialty areas of nursing to go into is emergency room nursing. If you are an adrenaline junkie and thrive on a fast paced working environment, you may already know ER nursing is for you. But working as a nurse in the emergency room is not like it looks like on television. If you are considering becoming an 
When most people think of a school nurse, they may think of someone who tends to skinned knees and tummy aches. But school nurses do much more than put on Band Aids and pass out cough drops. From administering first aid to ensuring immunization compliance, school nurses perform a wide variety of duties.
If you already work as a school-based occupational therapist, you probably know how rewarding it can be. Therapists help children reach their academic potential, but that’s not all. They also make a difference in a child’s overall wellbeing.
School nurses know how important it is to keep an accurate health file on each student. Health information that is easily available, up to date and accurate can be lifesaving. Whether your school maintains electronic medical records or paper files, it’s essential to make sure your student files are organized. In addition, keeping your school nurse’s office organized is critical to being able to access information and supplies promptly when they are needed most.
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