I'm in my first semester of RT school and I coming up on my first round of exams. The everything page is such a good idea!! I will definitely utilize it. Thank you so much for this!
Awesome video, great key points that im going to use along with kettering reviews! forreal I actually graduated RT school in June and currently reviewing to take the TMC exams this month. This journey hasn't been easy, whoever is just starting RT, dont give up! always read and read and ask questions, seek help from classmates and always recall on understanding the modes on the vent. We'll all make it!
Do nursing if you want career growth within that speciality. If you do not want that go for being a RT. (3years experience as a RT) I am now looking into getting into PA school as there is no realistic growth in this field.
@@mite4099 You right, even though I'm barely beginning my first year in RT. There is not much growth compared to nursing with has a plethora of growth. Nurses can get higher education and be a practitioner or Nurse Anesthetist. RT's only have sub-specialties, while nurses have that and more. The only growth it seems like is be a an RT Professor, but you need a Bachelors, while most RT's are associates. UPDATE: Perfusionist, ECMO RRT, LEAD RRT for department, Physicians Assistant and Certified Anesthesiologist Assistants(not too sure about that other than it's predominantly in the East of the US
Please do more day in the life’s!! I’m so close to pulling the trigger on going into rt school but trying to find the confidence to do it. These videos help.
Great video very informative and straight to the point. I’m currently a medic in the army but I get out soon. I start rt school in September 🥳. I’m looking foward to more videos keep it up ms. I think some good ideas for another video could be where you are as a RT. Maybe bring to light with some areas that you struggle with, the most unsual/ hardest patient you’ve encountered, specific topics in rt school that we should focus on/ ones that a lot of people struggled with, future goals/ plans.
A lot will surely need this video here Cecilia, this is so informative and helpful! Having an organized things and study materials helps us to really study much better! Thank you so much for every tips and ideas that you shared! Definitely great, you are so gorgeous!❤
Im about to fail out of RT school. Im way too unorganized. I cant focus. I wish i was a better dedicated student but even if i tell myself i just cant and even when i study i sometimes have had panic attacks during class and clinicals.
Hello. This is helpful for me. I am struggling in the program. I am looking for new ways to improve my study habits. Can you please make a video on improving critical thinking with case scenarios and building long-term memory? I struggle the most with critical thinking and having information stay in my long-term memory.
Great video. I start the program in August. I'm excited. Did you work while in the RT program (any tips) or did you do full time school. Thank you so much. Looking forward to future videos.
Yay!! I was very lucky and didn’t work. I started an internship the last quarter of school and really prioritized my studying. I kept a schedule and was able to complete some assignments during my breaks/ lunchtime
I know a student who is doing that right now and says her job works around her school schedule. However, she might go part time once she finishes her first year
@@ceciliaamorena3353 Thanks a million for taking the time to give me some insight. I am about to walk into a school to see how I can afford to attend for a Respiratory Therapy. Hopefully it works out! Cheers 🍻
Im not sure where youre located but were you allowed to have a limited license during school? if so, what does the work entail? My state allows students to have a limited license for respiratory after the first year of the program. Thanks! Love your vids :)
I’m not too familiar and didn’t have one. But I was a paid intern and did everything RTs did but reported to a preceptor. I had a smaller assignment that was all my own. I assisted where I was needed and during more complex therapies so I could learn. If you’re able to hold a limited license I would highly suggest, as it’ll help so much when it’s time to take the boards
Thank you! I 🤞🏻 start RT school in January. I have one question! If you could do it all over would you still chose to be an RT? Knowing what you know now working in the field and going thru school.
I'm in my first semester of RT school and I coming up on my first round of exams. The everything page is such a good idea!! I will definitely utilize it. Thank you so much for this!
Awesome video, great key points that im going to use along with kettering reviews! forreal I actually graduated RT school in June and currently reviewing to take the TMC exams this month. This journey hasn't been easy, whoever is just starting RT, dont give up! always read and read and ask questions, seek help from classmates and always recall on understanding the modes on the vent. We'll all make it!
You’re absolutely right! Kettering is the best and you’re going to feel so amazing after you pass. You got this 👌🏽
@@ceciliaamorena3353 🙏
Also, absolutely love your videos! Keep em coming! I start my program next month. I got accepted to nursing, but felt so much more peace about RT!
Thanks for your comments 🤍🤍 I really hope you enjoy the RT journey
Do nursing if you want career growth within that speciality. If you do not want that go for being a RT. (3years experience as a RT) I am now looking into getting into PA school as there is no realistic growth in this field.
@@mite4099 You right, even though I'm barely beginning my first year in RT. There is not much growth compared to nursing with has a plethora of growth. Nurses can get higher education and be a practitioner or Nurse Anesthetist. RT's only have sub-specialties, while nurses have that and more. The only growth it seems like is be a an RT Professor, but you need a Bachelors, while most RT's are associates.
UPDATE: Perfusionist, ECMO RRT, LEAD RRT for department, Physicians Assistant and Certified Anesthesiologist Assistants(not too sure about that other than it's predominantly in the East of the US
This made me very nervous 😬 I know I’m a good worker, it’s just school has never been my strong side.. and that makes me the most nervous
Please do more day in the life’s!! I’m so close to pulling the trigger on going into rt school but trying to find the confidence to do it. These videos help.
Thank you for watching!
Great video very informative and straight to the point. I’m currently a medic in the army but I get out soon. I start rt school in September 🥳. I’m looking foward to more videos keep it up ms. I think some good ideas for another video could be where you are as a RT. Maybe bring to light with some areas that you struggle with, the most unsual/ hardest patient you’ve encountered, specific topics in rt school that we should focus on/ ones that a lot of people struggled with, future goals/ plans.
Yesss the best ideas!!! 😮💨 thanks for all you do, and you’ll do so well in RT school with your background
Here before 1k :0
Also I’m starting RT school in the fall. I’m excited :P
Yay! Exciting 🎉
Hey girl I love how you added beautiful scenery into this video and it wasn’t just a plain sit down and talk video! You are so talented! 💓
Thanks luv 🙏🏽💕
Just started Rt School. its tough! I need to find a study method that works for me.
Same here.
A lot will surely need this video here Cecilia, this is so informative and helpful! Having an organized things and study materials helps us to really study much better! Thank you so much for every tips and ideas that you shared! Definitely great, you are so gorgeous!❤
Thanks girl 🥹💕 love the feedback
@@ceciliaamorena3353 Glad to know Cecilia! Welcome!❤
Great tips!! I'm going to share this with my daughter, thank you.
Im about to fail out of RT school. Im way too unorganized. I cant focus. I wish i was a better dedicated student but even if i tell myself i just cant and even when i study i sometimes have had panic attacks during class and clinicals.
Hello. This is helpful for me. I am struggling in the program. I am looking for new ways to improve my study habits. Can you please make a video on improving critical thinking with case scenarios and building long-term memory? I struggle the most with critical thinking and having information stay in my long-term memory.
My GF as adhd and dyslexia. Any tips for her. She is studying all day. And failing her classes
Great video. I start the program in August. I'm excited. Did you work while in the RT program (any tips) or did you do full time school. Thank you so much. Looking forward to future videos.
Yay!! I was very lucky and didn’t work. I started an internship the last quarter of school and really prioritized my studying. I kept a schedule and was able to complete some assignments during my breaks/ lunchtime
Hi Cecilia what study tips can you give when reading the chapters at home?
I know you made this video ñ while, but I just have one question how long did you study to take two of the board exams ?
Hi 👋🏻 I live in AZ . What is the best or fastest school.
Can you talk more about your challenging shifts ? Trying to get an idea how is it in the working environment
Yes! I'll for sure work on a video for that
Im studying in RT program at my school, taking anatomy physiology, do u have any tips for this class?
Hello, came across your channel and I have a question. Is it possible to attend RT school full time and work full time (3-12’s)?
I know a student who is doing that right now and says her job works around her school schedule. However, she might go part time once she finishes her first year
@@ceciliaamorena3353 Thanks a million for taking the time to give me some insight. I am about to walk into a school to see how I can afford to attend for a Respiratory Therapy. Hopefully it works out! Cheers 🍻
@@themarcandjunieshow9267 Goodluck!!!
Im not sure where youre located but were you allowed to have a limited license during school? if so, what does the work entail? My state allows students to have a limited license for respiratory after the first year of the program. Thanks! Love your vids :)
I’m not too familiar and didn’t have one. But I was a paid intern and did everything RTs did but reported to a preceptor. I had a smaller assignment that was all my own. I assisted where I was needed and during more complex therapies so I could learn. If you’re able to hold a limited license I would highly suggest, as it’ll help so much when it’s time to take the boards
Right I in term 5 and I so stressed about my lab final it about the ventilators it so hard to understand the vents so many settings any tips
Clinicals will be your best friend! You really start understanding how they work. I also watched Respiratory Coach on yt to help
Wish I worked with you. You're the prettiest therapist I've ever seen. I love your big, brown eyes
Any boards study tips
Buy Kettering if possible! I used lindsey jones and it was okay. Also take the full amount of time on both boards 🙏🏽
Hi!! What is your Quizlet Name if you don't mind sharing! :)
I tried to find my quizlet the other day and couldn't :( I'll check back in if I ever recover it
Thank you! I 🤞🏻 start RT school in January. I have one question! If you could do it all over would you still chose to be an RT? Knowing what you know now working in the field and going thru school.
Next January*
If I may ask, what state do you practice in?
AZ
Have you thought about traveling?
Sometimes I do
Do you have any issues with RN’s or even doctor’s “not respecting” you? I’ve read that more than once. Sound silly, honestly!
Some here or there (usually old nurses) but it’s not too bad. Just gotta put on your big girl pants and level the playing field 🥲 *professionally*