Important News
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Regarding NBRC and credentials, all practitioners in North Carolina should be aware;
Currently lapsed NBRC credentials will not affect a RCP’s license in that the person can still practice as a RCP. However, the individual may not use the credentials or hold themselves out as being credentialed unless they re-credential with the NBRC.
Use of a credential or holding oneself out as being credentialed after the credential is lapsed is a federal trademark violation and may subject the individual to enforcement by the NBRC and sanction by the NCRCB.
- ELECTION
“If you are in the active category of membership to the AARC please click here to cast your vote for the NCSRC Election. Voting will end Monday, August 16th.” - 2010 Symposium:
Click here for the 2010 Symposium brochure
REGISTER ONLINE FOR THE
2010 SYMPOSIUM!Click here for the online discount membership to take advantage of the LOWEST price available for both an AARC and NCSRC membership
Recent Additions
- New job postings (08/31/10).
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Susan Collins, |
Welcome to the home site for the North Carolina Society for Respiratory Care (NCSRC). The NCSRC is a non-profit organization that supports and benefits the Respiratory Care Practitioners of North Carolina. This site is provided by the NCSRC to enhance communications and the distribution of information among its members and those interested in Respiratory Care. The NCSRC is a chartered affiliate of the American Association for Respiratory Care ( you may reach the AARC directly by clicking here: www.aarc.org ).
The North Carolina Society for Respiratory Care (NCSRC) will continue to be the leading state professional association for respiratory care. The NCSRC will encourage and promote professional excellence, advance the science and practice of respiratory care, and serve as an advocate for the patients, their families, the public, the profession and respiratory therapists of the state.
