Florida Society for Respiratory Care

Mission Statement: Empower Respiratory Therapists Through Education,
Advocacy, and Advancement of the Profession.

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The Florida Society for Respiratory Care (FSRC) will continue to be the leading professional association for Respiratory Care in Florida. The FSRC will encourage and promote professional excellence, advance the science and practice of Respiratory Care, and serves as an advocate for patients, their families, the public, the profession, and the Respiratory Therapist.

 

Join us at the 2023 Sunshine State Seminar, held this year from March 30 – March 31, 2023
at the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort!
We are excited to continue to offer high-quality CEU sessions for RTs, and for the addition this year
of a Neonatal/Pediatrics track!
CLICK HERE for more information and to register today!
EXHIBITORS: Click here for sponsorship opportunities and more information.
Join the FSRC and Miami Dade College for a 2023 Respiratory Blitz, to be held at Miami Dade's Medical Campus on Friday, May 5, 2023. 
CLICK HERE to register now!
Registration Fees:
$50 Member | $85 Non-Member
Students: FREE (Must be an FSRC Member)



AARC Summer Forum Save the Date

We at FSRC want to celebrate, lift up, and appreciate the respiratory therapists and students who do amazing work in our field each and every day! Do you know someone who you think should be recognized? Click on the link below to nominate a respiratory therapist or student to receive a shoutout on the FSRC website for their contributions to respiratory care.

CLICK HERE to recognize fellow RTs and students for a job well done!

 

Respiratory Therapists Are On The Frontlines

 

 

Get Involved 

Contact your Region Director.
 

Announcements

FSRC Position Statement on the Baccalaureate in Respiratory Care

The respiratory care profession in the state of Florida has experienced growth in scope of practice, complexity of clinical skills, and diversity of care sites. In concert with this growth, the need for critical thinking and non-technical skills has also grown. Respiratory therapists not only need to possess and display a high degree of technical competence, they also must demonstrate skill in communication, deductive reasoning, management, health policy and education. Advancing the degree of the respiratory therapist to a baccalaureate degree provides a foundation for these skills while also facilitating career opportunities that might otherwise not exist.  Therefore the FSRC encourages all practitioners in Florida to complete their baccalaureate degrees.

COVID-19 and FSRC

Like you, FSRC has been monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak. We have compiled a full page of information from AARC and from the Florida legislature that you can view here.