Georgia Society for Respiratory Care

Georgia Society for Respiratory Care

The Georgia Society for Respiratory Care (GSRC) is the professional organization for Respiratory The Surprisingly, lung disease is not caused by smoking alone.

Lung disease is one of the biggest killers in the United States and throughout the world. It is also one of the most debilitating health conditions, confining millions to a life burdened with portable oxygen, limiting people from taking trips further than the grocery store, and limiting them from walking more than a few steps before becoming out of breath. Every person from every walk of life will

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Home - AARC 11/04/2024

Calling all education and clinical leaders, the AARC Summer Forum is now open for registration. Come and join leaders from across the country in beautiful Snowbird, UT!

Early bird registration closes on April 16, 2024. Use promo code GA10OFF to save $10 on your registration.

https://www.aarc.org/aarc-meetings/summer-forum-2024/

We look forward to seeing you in beautiful Snowbird, UT at the AARC Summer Forum!

Home - AARC The legislation is based on the 4 pillars of Medicare oxygen payment reform that the AARC has supported with many others in a broad coalition of patients, providers and the durable medical equipment (DME) industry.

03/04/2024

Registration for Summer Forum is NOW OPEN! Act fast to take advantage of Early Bird Pricing, now - April 16th! https://www.aarc.org/aarc-meetings/summer-forum-2024/

02/04/2024

Join us on April 8, 2024 at 2pm-5pm Eastern for a LIVE WEB SYMPOSIUM! Mass Casualty Respiratory Failure and Mechanical Ventilation: Over the last two decades AARC has partnered with the Centers for Disease Control and Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response to train clinicians on the role of the respiratory therapist in mass casualty care and the ventilators in the strategic national stockpile. All in anticipation of a mass respiratory failure event. COVID-19 tested this preparation and challenged the worlds health care system. Shortages of staff, PPE, ICU beds and ventilators strained even the most prepared institutions. Hospitals were required to improvise on the fly. Staffing models were created and the use of travelers became routine. The use of PPE amongst shortages placed caregivers at risk, challenging the duty to work paradigm. The role of the respiratory therapist evolved. New treatments were devised, tested and either adopted or abandoned. There were 3 types of ventilators in the stockpile (a total of approximately 14,000 ventilators). During the COVID pandemic, this number ballooned, with the addition of approximately 150,000 ventilators (over a dozen new models- 2 of the 3 original devices were scrapped). These challenges and the responses as well as future planning will be discussed in this symposium. Register now: https://www.aarc.org/webcasts/mass-casualty-respiratory-failure-and-mechanical-ventilation-3/

02/04/2024

Virtually Lunch and Learn with the Education Specialty Section on Apr 9, 2024 at 12:00 PM Central Time! This session will cover using OER to develop accessible and relevant course materials. Bookmark this link to join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82539837722

25/03/2024

This year, we have several exciting opportunities to apply for and awards! Through our support of the American Respiratory Care Foundation (ARCF) and The Lambda Beta Society, we’re able to continue to promote and advance the profession with our contributions. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/492uwQs

23/03/2024

Save the Date! AARC’s Summer Forum 2024 takes place in Snowbird, UT, July 14–16 at the Snowbird Resort.

14/03/2024

Graduation is getting closer for our Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Therapy Entry-Level seniors! Finish strong!

12/03/2024

📣 COURSE HIGHLIGHT📣Outcomes-Based Sleep Medicine PAP Compliance: PAP therapy compliance has been a hot topic for years as more insurance companies require compliance for continued therapy. How does compliance rate for your clinic and what does compliance really mean? Does being compliant improve patient outcomes? This lecture will explore the importance of PAP compliance and the implications associated with non-adherence to therapy. This course is approved for 1 CRCE hour. https://www.aarc.org/education/outcomes-based-sleep-medicine-pap-compliance/

06/03/2024

The NBRC, AARC, CoARC and each state's licensing board are the four leading respiratory care organizations that RTs interact with throughout their career. The AARC is a professional membership organization for students and practitioners that provides education, advocacy, clinical practice guidelines and more. They also provide a voice for practitioners at a state and national level.

HOSA - AARC 06/03/2024

Support the RT future by getting involved in your local HOSA Chapter! You can help by inviting HOSA groups to your school, serving as a mentor or competition judge, and being an RT resource for your local HOSA chapter. Learn More!

HOSA - AARC “HOSA is a global student-lead organization recognized the U.S. Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services and several federal and state agencies. HOSA’s mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community, through ...

06/03/2024

Hello Membership,

We have good news.... POCUS (point of care ultrasound) Workshop is coming to GA. This is new technology tool that RTs. If you want to learn more go to gsrc.org.

06/03/2024

Strong clinical experiences are essential to our students’ success! We are thankful for each of our Clinical Instructors who work with our clinical partners to grow our future RRTs!

05/03/2024
AARC Summer Forum - AARC 04/03/2024

AARC Summer Forum - AARC AARC Summer Forum 2024 takes place in Snowbird, UT, July 14-16 with sessions, networking, and an exhibit hall for RT leaders and educators, .

04/03/2024

Exciting news for respiratory therapy in Utah! H.B. 570 has passed commitee, setting new standards for freestanding emergency departments. This bill would require these facilities to have a respiratory therapist on-site during operating hours, ensuring better emergency care for respiratory-related issues.

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