The CSRT is the voice for Canada's growing community of respiratory therapists.
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#RTWeek2026 is here! Celebrate the respiratory therapy profession and the outstanding dedication and passion of RTs from October 25-31!
Log in to the CSRT Member-Only Area and click on "Respiratory Therapy Week" for information about CSRT events and resources.
CSRT members - are you conducting research on a small or large scale? Consider applying for a grant of up to $10,000. Deadline March 1, 2027.
Visit the CSRT Member Only Area and click on the Research Grant tab.
Award nominations are now open! Consider nominating a colleague for a CSRT award (or apply for a graduate studies scholarship). To nominate someone: Log in to the CSRT Member Only Area and click on CSRT Award Program.
TOMORROW! Join us for an engaging conversation on emotional intelligence and leadership in healthcare with Dr. Andrew Park, Interim CEO of the Ontario Medical Association. Friday, October 30 @ 12 PM EST.
Log in to the CSRT Member Only Area and click on Upcoming Webinars.
During Respiratory Therapy Week, consider nominating a coworker as our next "Inspiring RT"! Sponsored by Medtronic, this initiative recognizes those who go above and beyond. Visit te CSRT website to learn more!
#RTWeek2026
Connect with fellow respiratory therapy professionals through the new CSRT Together app! Join specialized networks, share ideas and discover new opportunities to connect.
Get started today by logging in to the CSRT Member-Only Area and clicking on CSRT Communities of Practice.
What is a Respiratory Therapist? RTs provide airway and breathing support to patients in hospitals, clinics, the community, and patients’ homes. Help us celebrate #RTWeek2026 by learning more about this amazing profession on the CSRT website.
Qui sont les thérapeutes respiratoires ? Ils fournissent une assistance respiratoire dans les USI, les salles d’urgence, soins dans la communauté et les salles d’opération.
#SemaineTR2026
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
Respiratory therapists (RTs) are health professionals specially trained to help with breathing disorders. For example, your child may see an RT for sleep apnea testing and care or positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy. Learn more about PAP: ow.ly/LcJC50ZYxXb #RTWeek2026
ALT Nurse sitting beside child in a medical office and smiling down at the child
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
Happy National Respiratory Therapy Week! RTs & AAs help us excel in our roles & provide essential, high-quality care. To celebrate this week, St. Joseph's Health Care London spotlighted Joelle Dynes, an AA who is also a member of our Environmental Sustainability Working Group.
What is a Respiratory Therapist (RT)? RTs educate patients about lung health and the use of their breathing medications and devices to manage their own care. Help us celebrate #RTWeek2026 by learning more about this amazing profession on the CSRT website.
Qui sont les thérapeutes respiratoires ? Ils éduquent les patients au sujet de leur santé pulmonaire et sur la manière d’utiliser leurs médicaments pour qu’ils puissent gérer leurs propres soins.
#SemaineTR2026
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
From emergency departments and intensive care units to home care, Ontario's respiratory therapists (RTs) play a vital role in patient care.
This #RespiratoryTherapyWeek, we're recognizing their expertise, compassion and dedication.
Thank you, RTs, for all you do! 💙
ALT A respiratory therapist helps a patient breathe. Image Text: Celebrating Ontario's respiratory therapists.
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
This week, we celebrate Respiratory Therapists who are essential partners in critical care across Canada. Your expertise, compassion, and collaboration make an incredible difference for critically ill patients and their families every day. Happy Respiratory Therapy Week!
Join us during RT Week for an engaging conversation on emotional intelligence and leadership in healthcare with Dr. Andrew Park, Interim CEO of the Ontario Medical Association. October 30 @ 12 PM EST.
Log in to the CSRT Member Only Area and click on Upcoming Webinars.
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
Saskatchewan’s first respiratory therapy program has officially launched at @SaskPolytech!
The @SKGov invested over $8 million to train 25 respiratory therapist each year. #skstudents can now access this important health care training closer to home!
🔗 saskpolytech.ca/programs-and…
ALT Two respiratory therapy students standing in front of equipment.
ALT Sask AE Minister Ken Cheveldayoff, Health Miinister Jeremy Cockrill, Sask Poly President Dr. Larry Rosia and a respiraotyr therapy student standing at a podium, smiling.
ALT Sask AE Minister Ken Cheveldayoff, standing at a podium in a grey suit.
ALT Sask Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill standing at a podium in a grey suit.
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
The province’s first respiratory therapist training program has welcomed its first cohort of 25 students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Regina campus to begin the 2.5-year course.
#Sask #Regina #yqr
cjme.com/2026/10/26/saskatch…
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
Respiratory Therapists bring specialized skills and expertise to EHS LifeFlight, helping provide critical care to patients when they need it most.
Learn more about RRTs and their work with EHS LifeFlight on Chronicle Herald: saltwire.com/nova-scotia/res…
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
This Respiratory Therapy Week, we’re celebrating CGMH’s Respiratory Therapists. From critical care to ongoing patient support, they bring expertise, compassion, and dedication to every interaction. Thank you for the difference you make for our patients, families, and community.
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
This National Respiratory Therapy Week, we recognize Kellie and the respiratory therapists whose expertise helps patients breathe, recover and transition home with confidence.
Thank you to Kellie and all our RTs for the care you provide to patients and families every day.
Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists retweeted
This Respiratory Therapy Week, we recognize the respiratory therapists who play an important role in improving lung health and helping people breathe easier.
Thank you for the knowledge, compassion and care you bring to the people you support.
#RTWeek2026 #LungHealth
