The Sleep Disorders Specialist credential was developed over a decade ago in response to the increasing number of RTs working in sleep medicine. Today, increasing public awareness and an aging population ensure that RTs working in all areas of respiratory care will interact with patients who have a sleep disorder. Let’s discuss the background, requirements, and benefits of achieving the SDS credential for RTs working in and out of the sleep lab.
To access the post-course quiz, you must watch the entire intro video. The course content you will be tested on is available as a PDF in the Resources section or Materials tab.
Approved for 1.00 CRCE Hours.
SEMINAR OBJECTIVES
Review the history, development, and requirements of the SDS credential
Discuss benefits offered by the NBRC
Unpack ways the SDS can benefit RTs working in and out of the sleep lab