Bachelor in Respiratory Care - KU (Medical Center)

Introduction to Respiratory Care Procedures

Respiratory Care Evidence-Based Practice II

Pulmonary Function

Respiratory Care Evidence-Based Practice I

Mechanical Ventilators

Respiratory Review I

Cardiopulmonary Anatomy and Physiology

Mechanical Ventilation Lab

Clinical Application III

Cardiopulmonary Pathophysiology

Clinical Application II

Clinical Pharmacology

Community and Global Health

Clinical Application I

Advanced Critical Care

Chronic Respiratory Disease Management: The Evolving Role of the Respiratory Therapist

Neonatal Respiratory Care

Health Care Management, Ethics, and Law

Neonatal/Pediatric Respiratory Care Lab

Scientific Investigation Part II

Clinical Application IV

Registry Review

Scientific Investigation Part I

Clinical Application V

At KU, on-the-job experience is an integral part of the curriculum. You'll begin clinical rotations during the second semester of the program. Clinical rotations provide exposure to patient care and experience in performing respiratory care procedures.