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      The NSCRT Continuing Education Credits (CEC) document was developed by the NSCRT Board as a continuing education guide for members and was ratified by members at a Special Meeting on March 1, 2008. The CEC document describes the process and rationale for CECs and includes the appropriate documentation forms for members to download and complete. Please contact the registrar@NSCRT.com for further information or if you have questions, comments or ideas.

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CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES



 

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Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists
Société canadienne des thérapeutes respiratoires
102-1785 prom. Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 3Y6
Tel: 1-800-267-3422 / 613-731-3164 Fax: 613-521-4314
Email:
csrt@csrt.com Web: www.csrt.com

Strengthen your professional credentials! CSRT is offering new Professional Development Workshops that are not only stimulating, but relevant as RTs confront emerging issues in the profession.

CSRT is offering two professional development workshops this fall to its membership. These workshops are being conducted via a combination of web and teleconferencing services, and will take place between 12-1 ET.

October 1, 2008,  NAVA for Adults
presented by:  Dr. Christer Sinderby

November 19th, 2008, Emergency Response Teams
presented by:  David Swift, RRT

The cost per workshops is $75 plus GST per site for members and $100 plus GST for non-members.

Maximize your knowledge!

For the complete abstracts of these topics please visit our website at www.csrt.com. To register please complete the teleconference form and fax or mail it to our office, or register on-line .

If you have any questions please feel free to contact Pamela Hicks at phicks@csrt.com, or by phone at (800) 267-3422 ext 26.

 

 



 

 

Continuing Education Opportunities

20th Annual ARRC Conference

 Date: Nov. 28th to 30th

Location: Marriot Harbourfront Halifax, N.S.

Chairperson (Respiratory Therapy Stream): Norma Frank rankn@cdha.nshealth.ca


Conference program and Registration

The Lung Association of Nova Scotia has officially invited Respiratory Therapy to present our own educational stream at the ARRC this year. There are also pediatric, adult and critical care educational streams being presented. Norma Frank has agreed to be the chairperson for the event and has secured the following preliminary speakers:

  • Dr M Vallis--Motivational Enhancement
  • Kelly Cormier-- Respiratory Issues for patients with Progressive neuromuscular diseases
  • Carrie Young-Edwards--Sleep Studies and new OSA Guide Lines
  • Noel Pendergast--Smoking Cessation -are we ready to counsel
  • Kathy Spurr-- Computerized Ventilator waveforms an educational tool
  • Dr K Sheilds--Ventilator Associated Pneumonia

Please contact Norma Frank if you would like to volunteer and please forward ideas for speakers/educational sessions directly to Norma! Mark your calendars and stay tuned for updates!



CSRT Logo

Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists
Société canadienne des thérapeutes respiratoires

102-1785 prom. Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 3Y6
Tel: 1-800-267-3422 / 613-731-3164 Fax: 613-521-4314
Email: csrt@csrt.com Web: www.csrt.com

 



Respiratory Therapy

RT's with a 3-year diploma in Respiratory Therapy from The Michener Institute or equivalent are eligible for a distance education course for a Master of Applied Science (Respiratory Therapy) from Charles Stuart University in association with The Michener Institute.

Entry requirements are a 3-year diploma in Respiratory Therapy and 3 years work experience in the respiratory field. For further information, fees and course schedules, contact

Ms. Carolyn Menezes,
The Michiner Institute,
222 St Patrick St,
Toronto, ON
M5T 1V4

(416) 596-3147;
fax (416) 596-3168;
e-mail: cmenezes@staff.michener.on.ca



Certificate & Advanced Diploma: COPD Educator

Become a COPD Educator and help patients to live better, longer lives by teaching them how to manage their disease.

STUDENTS WILL LEARN

  • clinical, medical and rehabilitation science of the COPD patient
  • Patient education and communication skills
  • epidemiology, pathophysiology, risk factors and relationship among the diseases that comprise COPD
  • to assist patients in controlling symptoms, anxiety and exacerbations and help them get on with living a fuller life

PROGRAM FORMAT
The COPD Educator Certificate Program can be completed in as little as six months. It is offered through distance education supported by four days of hands-on workshops which integrate theory with practice. Workshops are offered periodically at locations across the country. When you graduate you will receive The Michener Institute's Certificate of Achievement

Contact:            Click Here to View Web Page

Student Services
The Michiner Institute,
222 St Patrick St,
Toronto, ON
M5T 1V4
Tel: (416) 596-3177
Toll-free: 1-800-387-9066
Email: info@michener.ca

 


 

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