RESPIRATORY THERAPY
Respiratory therapists (RTs) work in cooperation with physicians caring for patients with a wide range of breathing disorders including asthma, emphysema, pneumonia and lung infections, cystic fibrosis, and breathing difficulties due to premature birth.
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“It’s hard to think about anything else when you can’t breathe. Not being able to breathe focuses the mind.”
– Ted Koppel
Did you know?
The RT program in the Lewis College holds a unique distinction; our graduates hold a decade-long 100 percent first-time pass rate on the RRT licensure examination and have been recognized by the accrediting body since 2012.
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Mission & Vision
Our mission is to prepare competent respiratory therapists and future leaders in the profession of respiratory care. Our vision is to be a top nationally regarded university-based program for respiratory therapy education in the United States.
Contact Us
Location
Urban Life Building
404-413-1225
respiratory@gsu.edu
Advisement
Mailing Address
Georgia State University
Respiratory Therapy
P.O. Box 4019
Atlanta, GA 30302-4019
TEAS Exam
Respiratory therapy is now requiring undergraduate applicants to take the TEAS Allied Health (formally known as the Hobet).
Testing is held at Georgia State, and it will be a computerized proctored test for those applying to the program. View TEAS exam information here.