CSRC
Welcome to the new CSRC Website!
We hope you like our new look!!
Members register as a user to access the members only section of the site
Southern Chapter Symposium Call for Speakers: Please submit your request here by July 6th
Get your 2012 State Conference CD here
The Colorado Society for Respiratory Care is the professional association for respiratory therapists in the State of Colorado. The CSRC is a chartered affiliate of the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC).
CSRC Mourns the Loss of a Good Friend
Joe Walsh, a close friend and advocate of the CSRC lost his 6 year fight against Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis the morning of March 26, 2012. As most of you know this disease still has no known cause and no satisfactory treatment to stop its rapid progression. In most cases a lung transplant is a necessity
Call for 2012 CSRC Award Nominations
Nominations now being accepted for those outstanding contributors to Respiratory Care in Colorado. Place your nomination here.
CSRC Membership Drive, We Need Your Help!!!
It’s that time of year again for our CSRC’s Membership Drive. Find out the benefits and how you can help grow our chapter.
Discount AARC/CSRC Memberships!! We spend the money so you don’t have to!!
The CSRC offers discounted regular memberships for new and renewing members — Just $75. Specialty section memberships can also be renewed with this simple new process. Don’t delay, process yours today!!
Please Visit our CSRC Corporate Partners:
The Colorado Society for Respiratory Care greatly appreciates all the support from the business community. Without this support our Society would not be able to provide to the Respiratory Professionals educational and informational opportunities like the State Convention and Chapter Symposiums. Their support of our Society also allows us to advocate for our profession and extend our expertise to the community.
In the News
Scott Reistad is on a mission to promote “caring excellence”
View the article in the AARC Times here.
Bob Wolken talks about a simple alarm device he devised that helped cut aspiration pneumonia cases in half in his hospital in this video on PBS News Hour. The device alerts nurses when patients lie below 30 degrees in the bed.
Colorado RT students’ participating at the AARC Drive 4 COPD Adopt a Company campaign
