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Autonomy, Technology And Compassion Make Respiratory Therapy Challenging Yet Rewarding

by: Nancy Crotti , Star Tribune Sales and Marketing

Updated: July 28, 2009 - 3:37 PM

Most respiratory therapists work in hospitals, or at least get their start there. Their jobs evolve with technology but the basics remain the same. They must think on their feet, be good educators and provide crucial services to many different types of patients.

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