Examples of Respiratory care practitioner in a sentence

Respiratory care practitioner services as defined in Sections 3702 and 3703 of the Business and Professions Code, subject to prescription by a physician and surgeon.
Respiratory care practitioner trainee licenseThe board may registerlicense student employees as respiratory care practitioner trainees as defined under section 9702, subsection 7, and promulgateadopt rules for that registrationlicense.
Respiratory care practitioner, professional competency examination reports, confidentiality of, Section 3756, Business and Professions Code.
Section 36.1 of the act, amended or added July 2, 1993 (P.L.424, No.60) and July 2, 2004 (P.L.484, No.55), isamended to read:Section 36.1. Respiratory [care practitioner certificates] therapist licenses and permits.
For example, a Forest and conservation technician cannot easily qualify as a licensed Respiratory care practitioner, despite the fact that both are classified as Technologists and technicians and both require an Associate’s degree for entry-level employment.

More Definitions of Respiratory care practitioner

Respiratory care practitioner means any person licensed under this part who is employed to deliver respiratory care services, under direct supervision, pursuant to the order of a physician licensed under chapter 458 or chapter 459.

Respiratory care practitioner means a person licensed under ORS 688.815.

Respiratory care practitioner means an individual licensed pursuant to section 20-162o of the Connecticut General Statutes;

Respiratory care practitioner means a person licensed by this state and employed in the practice of respiratory care;

Respiratory care practitioner or “RCP” means a person who is licensed to practice respiratory care in New Mexico.

Respiratory care practitioner means a person licensed by this state

Respiratory care practitioner means a respiratory therapist or a respiratory therapy technician licensed to practice respiratory therapy who is a graduate of a school for respiratory therapy approved by the American Medical Association or a successor accrediting authority recognized as such by the board.