Licensed respiratory therapists (RTs) have several duties and responsibilities when it comes to maintaining their skills through continuing education. Respiratory therapists are committed to continuing education to improve their skills and knowledge and to keep their professional practice up to date. They assume responsibility for maintaining their skills in the practice of respiratory therapy by seeking opportunities for professional growth. A respiratory therapist must always strive for excellence in their profession. This is done by participating and using self-assessment tools to determine skills, knowledge and judgment. Another way is to get feedback from appropriate sources. As part of their duties, newly licensed or registered respiratory therapists are required to know several things regarding continuing education and CEUs for respiratory therapists.1. The law requires continuing education for respiratory therapists. All RTs renewing their registration must complete a certain number of RT UECs. As of January 1, 2003, they are expected to take 30 hours...