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RRT-BSRT Plan of Study

RRT-BSRT
Below is a suggested plan of study for students of the RRT-BSRT program. Note: Course sequencing can vary depending on start date and registration terms. Students should work with their assigned Academic Advisor to determine individual course sequencing, which could include additional University Studies.

Recommended Courses Per Session

  • OAP Term 1
    • RSP 324 Disease Management
    • RSP 422 Advanced Critical Care Respiratory Therapy
  • OAP Term 2
    • RSP 420 Health Law and Ethics
    • RSP 425 Advanced Cardiovascular Pathophysiology
  • OAP Term 3
    • RSP 423 Healthcare Policy and Administration
    • RSP 426 Advanced Pulmonary Pathophysiology
  • OAP Term 4
    • RSP 427 Advanced Renal and Endocrine Pathophysiology
    • EXS 310 Research Methods in Exercise Science
  • OAP Term 5
    • RSP 428 Neonatal-Pediatric Critical Care Pathophysiology
    • RSP 424 Advanced Cardiopulmonary Pharmacology
  • OAP Term 6
    • RSP 432 Subacute Care and Telemedicine in Respiratory Care
    • RSP 421 Information Literacy in Respiratory Care

Degree Credit Total: 36 Hours

  • OAP Term 1: RSP 324 Disease Management
  • OAP Term 2: RSP 420 Health Law and Ethics
  • OAP Term 3: RSP 423 Healthcare Policy and Administration
  • OAP Term 4: RSP 422 Advanced Critical Care Respiratory Therapy
  • OAP Term 5: RSP 426 Advanced Pulmonary Pathophysiology
  • OAP Term 6: RSP 425 Advanced Cardiovascular Pathophysiology
  • OAP Term 7: RSP 428 Neonatal-Pediatric Critical Care Pathophysiology
  • OAP Term 8: RSP 427 Advanced Renal and Endocrine Pathophysiology
  • OAP Term 9: RSP 432 Subacute Care and Telemedicine in Respiratory Care
  • OAP Term 10: EXS 310 Research Methods in Exercise Science
  • OAP Term 11: RSP 424 Advanced Cardiopulmonary Pharmacology
  • OAP Term 12: RSP 421 Information Literacy in Respiratory Care

Degree Credit Total: 36 Hours

Student progression in the program is contingent upon the following:

  • Students must maintain at least a 2.00 overall GPA.
  • Students found to have been in violation of the university’s Academic Honor Code will be subject to disciplinary action as set forth in the current Code of Student Life.
  • Students found to be in violation of the Respiratory Therapy Program Policies outlined in the Student Handbook will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including dismissal from the program.
  • Students found to be in violation of the American Association for Respiratory Care’s Statement of Ethics and Professional Conduct will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including dismissal from the program.

Contact the Respiratory Therapy Program

For questions regarding admissions, contact Jamy Chulak, EdD, MS, RRT | Program Coordinator & Clinical Associate Professor

Phone: (910) 962-0572

chulakj@uncw.edu

School of Health & Applied Human Sciences

For questions regarding advising, please contact the CHHS Student Success Center at (910) 962-3208 or chhsoap@uncw.edu.