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RTMatters is the go-to podcast for respiratory therapists who want to engage in candid, thought-provoking conversations about the profession. Hosted by Patrick Dunne, each episode features in-depth interviews with industry experts, experienced RTs, and other healthcare professionals. Whether you’re navigating career challenges, seeking work-life balance, or simply looking to connect with others in the RT community, RTMatters offers valuable insights, personal stories, and practical advice. From the impact of staffing shortages to exploring new career paths in respiratory therapy, we tackle the topics that truly matter. Join us for conversations that will inspire, inform, and empower you to take control of your professional journey. Every episode is designed to help you stay engaged, motivated, and connected to a community of like-minded RTs. Tune in, get inspired, and make your voice heard by sending your questions and feedback to feedback@rtmatters.com.
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Monday Sep 22, 2025
Monday Sep 22, 2025
In this episode, we’re joined by Kevin McQueen, MHA, RRT-ACCS, CPPS, FAARC, System Lead Director of Respiratory Care at the University of Colorado Health System. Kevin shares his career journey in respiratory therapy, including his military service, education, and leadership roles in professional societies.
The conversation explores the evolving role of respiratory therapists in healthcare, highlighting the expanding scope of practice being considered by various state licensing boards. Kevin emphasizes the value of specialty credentials, continuous professional development, and the opportunities for RTs to engage in peripheral areas of healthcare such as quality improvement, patient safety, risk management, and human factors.
Tune in to hear insights on advancing your career, broadening your professional skill set, and embracing the growing opportunities available to respiratory therapists today.
Remember, send in your questions or feedback to feedback@rtmatters.com
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