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NVCC's Nursing and Allied Health programs are selective admissions programs with special requirements. Learn about them and how to apply below.

Information for Nursing and Allied Health Applicants

Choose a selective admissions program.

Each program has unique requirements and application periods.  Please pay close attention to what is needed to apply for your specific program.

NURSING
PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
RESPIRATORY CARE

CT Community College Nursing Program

Fall 2023 application period: 10/1/2022-2/1/2023  

APPLY TO NVCC AND THE NURSING PROGRAM STARTING OCT. 1ST

CT-CCNP is an Associate in Science Degree Nursing Program offered at five Connecticut Community Colleges: Capital, Gateway, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern, Norwalk, and Three Rivers.

CT-CCNP graduates are eligible to take the National Council Licensing Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) and can apply for licensure through the Connecticut State Board of Examiners for Nursing. Go to ct.edu/academics/nursing for more information. The CT-CCNP is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) located at 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400, Atlanta, GA 30326; P: 404-975-5000, www.acenursing.org.

Nursing Program Application and Admission Requirements

CT-CCNP Application Process:

All applications and supporting documents must be submitted to NVCC's Admissions Office during the application period of October 1 - February 1.

  1.  Apply to the community college  you would  like to attend (college campus of choice) by the application  deadline. Applicants must meet admission and transfer requirements .
  2.  Apply to Connecticut Community College Nursing Program (CT-CCNP) online application.

Please be sure to thoroughly read the admissions requirements prior to applying.

APPLY TO NVCC AND THE CT-CCNP PROGRAM


CT-CCNP Admission Requirements:

  • Connecticut Community College MAT*136 or 137 or equivalent or higher,  with grade of C or higher, completed prior to application deadline of February 1.
  • Connecticut Community College ENG*101, English Composition, or equivalent, with grade of C or higher, completed prior to application deadline of February 1.
  • One year of qualifying, college preparatory, high school Chemistry with a lab OR Connecticut Community College CHE*111, or equivalent, with grade of C or higher, completed within five (5) years prior+ to application deadline of February 1.
  • Connecticut Community College BIO*211, Anatomy and Physiology I, or equivalent, with grade of C+ or higher, completed within five (5) years prior+ to application deadline of February 1.
  • Connecticut Community College BIO*212, Anatomy and Physiology II, or equivalent, with grade of C+ or higher, completed within five (5) years prior+ to application deadline of February 1 or completed during the spring semester prior to fall semester nursing enrollment.
  • 2.7 Nursing GPA – Based only on the college courses with grades that meet the nursing admission and nursing program curriculum requirements. The Nursing GPA is a calculation specific to CT-CCNP applicants and may differ from the college GPA. (Please note: if an applicant is using a course from a Fresh Start semester to meet a nursing admission or program curriculum requirement, that course will count in the calculation of the applicant’s Nursing GPA.)
  • ATI-TEAS – Adjusted Individual Total Score of 58.7% or higher on test taken by the application deadline of February 1. Scores are valid from October 1, 2019 to February 1, 2023. Applicants may retest multiple times. Go to www.atitesting.com for test information.

+ “Five (5) years prior” is defined as having completed the course between December 2017 and February 1, 2023.

Nursing Curriculum and Additional Information

Curriculum

Clinical learning experiences are planned as an integral part of the nursing courses and are held at a variety of healthcare settings. Assignment of clinical sites is at the discretion of the nursing faculty. Some clinical learning sites require students to undergo a background check for felony convictions. Students who do not pass the background check may be excluded from the clinical site and may not be able to meet the competencies required for the program.

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Competency or Program Requirement Course Number and Title Required Credits
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS    
Critical Analysis and Logical Thinking/Written Communication ENG*H101 Composition 3
Scientific Knowledge ◊ BIO*H211 Anatomy and Physiology I1 4
Scientific Reasoning ◊ BIO*H212 Anatomy and Physiology II1 4
FIRST SEMESTER (fall)    
Program Requirement NUR*H120 Nursing in Health & Illness 9
Program Requirement BIO*H235 Microbiology1 4
Program Requirement PSY*H111 General Psychology1 3
SECOND SEMESTER (spring)    
Social Phenomena SOC*H101 Principles of Sociology1 3
Program Requirement NUR*H125 Family in Health & Illness 8
Program Requirement PSY*H201 Life Span Development1 3
THIRD SEMESTER (fall)    
Aesthetic Dimensions/Written Communication ENG*H102 Literature and Composition or 200 level English per college specific requirement 3
Program Requirement NUR*H220 Nursing in Health & Illness III 9
FOURTH SEMESTER (spring)    
Directed Elective Choose any NVCC oral communication competency course 3
Program Requirement NUR*H225 Nursing in Health & Illness IV 8
Program Requirement NUR*H226 Transition to Professional Nursing 1

Total Credits: 65

Any given course may only be used to satisfy one of the competency areas even if it is listed under more than one.

1There may be a prerequisite course that must be successfully completed prior to taking the course.

*NVCC requires all students to complete a Continuing Learning & Information Literacy/Ethical Dimensions competency course prior to graduation. Nursing Credits:
Classroom - one contact hour = 1 credit
Clinical - three contact hours = 1 credit

Non-Nursing courses may be taken in the semester indicated above or they may be taken earlier. All non-nursing courses listed above require a minimum grade of C with the exception of BIO*H211 and BIO*H212 for which a C+ is required.

Nursing courses must be taken in the stated sequence.

◊ At least one Scientific Knowledge and Understanding OR Scientific Reasoning course must have a lab component. Admission and program requirements subject to change for subsequent academic years.

  1. Integrate the principles of the natural, physical, social, biological, and behavioral sciences, and nursing theory to provide holistic care to individuals, families, and groups across the wellness-illness continuum.
  2. Integrate the nursing process as a critical thinking skill for decision making in nursing practice.
  3. Provide safe and competent care to individuals, families, and groups grounded in evidenced-based practice, quantitative competencies, and technological proficiency.
  4. Integrate effective communication skills through professional interactions with individuals, families, groups and the health care team.
  5. Create an environment where therapeutic interventions reflect a respect for human dignity.
  6. Collaborate as a member of a multidisciplinary health team.
  7. Integrate accountability and responsibility for practice within the legal and ethical standards of the nursing profession.
  8. Function in the professional role utilizing current standards of nursing practice.
Information for Applicants with an LPN License, Internal CT-CCNP Transfers or External Transfers

Click for more information on these special application scenarios:

  • Applicants with LPN license
  • Internal CT-CCNP transfers
  • External transfers

Physcial Therapist Assistant Program

Spring 2024 application period: 6/1/23 - 10/1/23
Review the PTA admissions requirements before applying.

APPLY TO NVCC AND THE PTA PROGRAM

The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) program begins each January for the spring semester.

The PTA program leads to an Associate in Science degree. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to submit an application for state licensure as a physical therapist assistant.

The Physical Therapist Assistant program at Naugatuck Valley Community College is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), American Physical Therapy Association, 3030 Potomac Ave., Suite 100,Alexandria, VA 22305-3085; telephone: 703-706-3245; email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; website:http://www.capteonline.org. 

If needing to contact the program/institution directly, please contact the director Janet Gangaway, DPT at  203-596-2168 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

PTA Application Process and Admission Requirements

Physical Therapist Assistant Program

Spring 2024 application period: 6/1/23 – 10/1/23

PTA Application Process and Admission Requirements

PTA Application Process

All applications and supporting documents must be submitted by the application deadline. The PTA application period is open June 1, 2023 -Oct 1, 2023.

  1. Complete PTA program application requirements (see below)   Pre-requisite courses · BIO 1210: General Biology I (currently: BIO 121) with a C+ or better within 5 years of application
    · MAT 1200: Statistics I (MAT 167 @NVCC; MAT 201 @NCC) with a C or better within 5 years of application
    · ENG 1010: English Composition (currently: ENG 101) with a C or higher
    · PSY 1011: General Psychology (currently: PSY 111) with a C or higher Placement test · Complete TEAS test with score of 60% or betterObservation hours · Complete 20 observation hours in two physical therapy settings.
  2. Apply to PTA program Return to your CT State application account to apply specifically to the PTA program. Click here: Sign In to Access Your Application Account. Or cut and paste this link into your browser: • https://ctstate.elluciancrmrecruit.com/Apply/Account/Login?ReturnUrl=%2fApply Contact the pre-PTA Guided Pathways Advisor Christin George at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Current students can also call or message through Teams.

    PTA Admission Requirements

    For a printable version, please click here.

All requirements must be completed PRIOR to the application deadline of Oct 1, 2023

§ Mathematics course MAT 1200 (Statistics I), with grade of C or higher, completed within five (5) years prior to entering PTA Program.

§ BIO* 1210, General Biology, with grade of C+ or higher, completed within five (5) years prior to entering PTA Program.

§ ENG* 1010, English Composition, or equivalent, with grade of C or higher completed.

§ PSY* 1011 General Psychology, with grade of C or higher.

§ 2.5 PTA GPA – Based only on the college courses with grades that meet the PTA admission requirements. (BIO 1210, MAT 1200, ENG 1010, PSY 1011) The PTA GPA is a calculation specific to PTA applicants and may differ from your college GPA.

§ ATI TEAS (nursing or allied health version) with Adjusted Individual Total Score of 60% or higher completed by the application deadline. Test scores will be valid for three (3) years. Go to www.atitesting.com for testing schedules and registration information. A study manual for the test is available at www.atitesting.com. Applicants can take this test multiple times. Note: Official scores must be submitted by the deadline.

§ 20 hours of documented volunteer/observational experience totaling a minimum of 10 hours in each of an out-patient and an in-patient physical therapy setting. Track your hours using the ‘Observation Log Form’ on the nv.edu/pta website. Can you hyperlink the form? Contact Dr. Gangaway for an alternative assignment if unable to complete in-person observation hours.

§ Applicants should understand and agree with the PTA Program Technical Standards which explains expectations of performance of common physical therapy functions. (can you hyperlink to the Technical Standards found on our page?) § Recommended that all applicants attend a PTA Program Information Session. Follow the link for additional information.

Candidates will be ranked according to the following formula:

  • 20% Science GPA (BIO 1210 General Biology grade)
  • 20% Math GPA (MAT 1200 Statistics grade)
  • 40% Pre-requisite GPA (BIO 1210, MAT 1200, ENG 1010, PSY 1011 grades)
  • 20% TEAS score

This is a competitive admissions program. Not all who apply will be offered admission. Typically, more students apply than the program has available seats. The students with the top scores will be offered enrollment into the PTA program. In the event of a tie, the PTA program advisory board will be given the candidates’ information excluding their names and hold a vote to break the tie. The remaining candidates will be placed on a waiting list in ranked order. If accepted candidates decide not to enroll in the program, then candidates on the waiting list are notified of the opening starting with the highest ranked candidate.

PTA Curriculum and Additional Information

PTA Curriculum – CT State @ Naugatuck Valley

 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

BIO 1210+         General Biology I                                                                               4 credits
ENG 1010       English Composition                                                                         3 credits
MAT 1200        Statistics                                                                             3 credits
PSY 1011      General Psychology                                                                        3 credits
                                                                                                                                     13 credits

                                     PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

                                     First Semester (Spring)

PTA 1200        Introduction to Physical Therapy                                                           3 credits

PTA 1250        PT for Function                                                                                             4 credits

PTA 1300      Clinical Anatomy & Kinesiology                                                          3 credits

CCS 1001         College and Career Success                                                              3 credits

BIO 2111         Anatomy & Physiology I                                                                          4 credits

17 credits

^Second Semester (Fall)

PTA 1450         Physical Agents in Physical Therapy                                                   3 credits

PTA 1500         PT Interventions in Orthopedics                                                            4 credits

PTA 1550        Pathology for the PTA I                                                                            3 credits

BIO 2112         Anatomy & Physiology II                                                                  4 credits

14 credits

Third Semester (Spring)

PTA 2500       PT Interventions in Special Populations                                              3 credits

PTA 2550        Pathology for the PTA II                                                                           3 credits

PTA 2580        The PTA in the Healthcare Arena                                                            1 credit

PTA 2600         PTA Part-Time Clinical Experience                                                    1 credit

WRIX               Written Communication II                                                                          3 credits

ARHX               Arts & Humanities (must meet diversity requirement)                      3 credits 14 credits

Fourth Semester (Fall)

 

PTA 2990

Physical Therapy Seminar

3 credits

PTA 2794

PTA Full-Time Clinical Experience I

3 credits

PTA 2894

  PTA Full-Time Clinical Experience II

3 credits

 

 

  9 credits

                                                                               Total General Education/non-PTA credits                                  30 credits

Total PTA Credits                                                                             37 credits

Total Program Credits                                                                  67 credits

                 

+ There may be a prerequisite course that must be successfully completed prior to taking the course.

^Pending finalization, NVCC will become the CT State Community College @ Naugatuck Valley in Fall 2023. Curriculum will change @ that time.

Radiologic Technology Program

Fall 2022 application period: 10/1/2021  - 1/15/2022

Review the Radiologic Technology admissions requirements before applying.

APPLY TO NVCC AND THE RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM

The Radiologic Technology Program is an Associate in Science Degree Program that prepares the graduate to be a technical assistant to the radiologist, a physician who specializes in the use of X-rays and radioactive isotopes.

Upon successful completion of all program requirements, students are eligible to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Registry Examination.

The Radiologic Technology Program is approved by the Board of Governors for Higher Education and the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, Il. 60606. (312) 704-5300. www.jrcert.org

Radiologic Technology Application and Admission Requirements

Radiologic Technology Application Process:

All applications and supporting documents must be submitted to NVCC's Admissions Office by the application period deadline.

  1. Apply to NVCC.
  2. Submit your Radiologic Technology Program application.

Please be sure to thoroughly read the admissions requirements prior to applying.

<h4 "="">Radiologic Technology Admission Requirements: 

Fall 2022 Admission Requirements Printable Version

All must be completed/received by the application deadline of January 15.

<p "="">PREREQUISITES: Proof of having met or exceeded the following prerequisites with a "C" or better prior to the application deadline of January 15. If applicable, copy of high school transcript and/or official college transcripts for credits earned outside NVCC must be provided by the deadline. Official transcripts from ALL current and previous colleges/universities are required, regardless of age of transcripts or applicability of courses taken to Radiologic Technology program. Official transcripts must be sent directly from the school or organization to the NVCC Admissions Office. All other items may be uploaded with your application or emailed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

  • ENGLISH: Eligibility to take ENG 101 Composition (or completion of) as determined by prior course work or sufficient score on Accuplacer placement test, SAT’s or ACT’s.

<p "="">The following must have been completed in the Fall 2017 semester or later (5 years of beginning the program):

  • MATH: Minimum of having completed at least one of the following:
    •  MAT 136 or MAT 137 Intermediate Algebra or higher Algebra with a C or better (excludes MAT 137L and/or Statistics without successful completion of MAT 137 or equivalent as a prerequisite)
    • SAT score of 570 or higher
    • ACT score of 22 or higher
    • an Accuplacer Placement test score placing into College Algebra (MAT172)
    • passing score of credit by exam for MAT137 intermediate Algebra
    • passing score on CLEP for MAT172 College Algebra
  • BIOLOGY: Grade of C or better in BIO 115 or BIO 121 (or equivalent or higher). BIO 105 is acceptable as an admission requirement, but will not meet a prerequisite requirement for BIO 211 if taken prior to the Fall of 2021. High School Biology is also acceptable to meet this admission requirement provided the course included a lab. A high school transcript must be submitted along with a course description.
  • SCIENCE: Completion of an additional high school or college level physical science (does not require a lab.).

TRANSCRIPTS (if applicable): Official final college transcripts from all previous colleges attended regardless of age, grades received, or applicability to the program.  This includes courses taken in high school that also earned college credits. Must be received by January 15. Transcripts that include “in-progress” grades will need to be re-submitted with final grades once coursework is completed, and by the application deadline.

GPA: Minimum 2.5 Radiologic Technology GPA which consists of Math GPA, Science GPA, and overall GPA for all successfully completed general education courses in the radiology curriculum. Science GPA includes ALL physical science courses taken within the 5-year timeframe (not just those listed as admission or program requirements).

PROGRAM INFORMATION SESSION: All qualified applicants will be required to attend a mandatory program information session. Applicants will be sent an email to their MyCommNet email address In late February/early March. The deadline to register for, and attendance at an information session is strictly enforced.

Accepted into the program, students will also be required to complete the following requirements:

  • Within 3 months of beginning the program, receive a medical examination and provide a report by a physician that describes the physical and emotional health of the applicant.
  • Demonstrate ability to perform the skills needed to be a radiographer as outlined in the program’s Technical Standards.
  • Successfully complete and pass a criminial background check and drug screening as required by clinical site partners.
  • Provide proof of a Health Care Provider course in Basic Life Support (BLS) from the American Heart Association prior to beginning class.

NOTE: Applicants who are enrolled in and plan to complete prerequisites during the winter may apply. Applicants who are enrolled in and successfully complete prerequisites during the spring semester may also apply, but will only be considered after all other eligible candidates have accepted or declined their position.

The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) requirements

A previous criminal conviction may eliminate a student from sitting for the certification examination. A previous criminal record includes, but may not be restricted to misdemeanor drug possession charges, DUI, felony convictions, military court martia and proceedings where a plea of nolo contender was entered. Individuals may contact the ARRT at (615) 687-0048 privately for clarification of their eligibility status. ARRT. certification is required to obtain a radiographer’s license in Connecticut and many other states.

Additionally, a clinical affiliate may/will perform a criminal background check prior to attending assignments in their facility. Any student that is not allowed to attend a clinical assignment as a result of a criminal background check is no longer eligible for admission into the Radiologic Technology Program.

APPLY TO NVCC AND THE RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM

Radiologic Technology Curriculum and Additional Information

Radiologic Technology Curriculum

The Naugatuck Valley Community College Radiologic Technology Program is an Associate in Science Degree Program that prepares the graduate to be a technical assistant to the radiologist, a physician who specializes in the use of X-rays and radioactive isotopes.  The Radiologic Technology Program prepares individuals for employment as a radiologic technologist in hospitals, medical offices, clinics, and public health institutions. 
The Radiologic Technology Program is approved by the Board of Governors for Higher Education and the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, Il. 60606. (312) 704-5300. www.jrcert.org 
All General Education (Non-Radiologic Technology) courses can be taken before a student has been accepted into or is enrolled in the program in any sequence and providing the prerequisites have been met. Radiologic Technology courses must be taken in the prescribed sequence and can only be taken once an applicant has been accepted into the program.
A minimum grade of “C” is required in all courses related to radiology and science courses. The faculty in the Radiologic Technology Program reserves the right to require withdrawal of a student from the Radiologic Technology Program whose clinical performance is unsatisfactory. Upon successful completion of all program requirements, students are eligible to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Registry Examination. A minimum of sixty-eight (68) semester hours is required for graduation.
Clinical practicum is conducted in hospitals, offices, and imaging centers. It is necessary for the student to have adequate transportation. Assignment of clinical sites is at the discretion of the program officials. Once admitted to the program, students are required to undergo a criminal background check. Students who do not pass the background check may be excluded from clinical practice and may not meet the competencies required for the program.

Radiologic Technology Program Curriculum

Respiratory Care Program

Fall 2023 application period: 10/1/2022 - 6/1/2023

APPLY TO NVCC AND THE RESPIRATORY CARE PROGRAM

The Respiratory Care Program is an Associate in Science degree program that prepares the graduate to work in many settings including hospitals, home care, sales or sleep laboratories. 

The Naugatuck Valley Community College Respiratory Care Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Respiratory Care. Refer to COARC program#200460 when visiting the website. Graduates of the program are eligible to take the Therapist Multiple Choice and ClinicalSimulation examinations provided by the National Board of Respiratory Care. Graduates who successfully pass the NBRC TherapistMultiple Choice Exam can apply for a Respiratory Care Practitioner license through the Connecticut Department of Public Health.

Respiratory Care Application and Admission Requirements

Admission Process:

Application period:           October 1st 2022 to June 1st 2023

Program start dates:        Fall 2023  

The Respiratory Care is a selective admissions program. All students must first apply to Connecticut State Community College. There is also a Respiratory Care Application that must be submitted prior to the application deadline date.
Unless waived, all applicants must take placement tests in reading, English and mathematics. Students must meet the following admission requirements:

Program information session: All qualified applicants will be required to attend a mandatory program information session. Applicants will be contacted with information in late March/early April. Failure to attend and fully participate in this session will render an applicant ineligible.

GPA and Courses: Have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and complete the following courses prior to the application deadline:

ENG 1010 Composition (grade of “C “or higher)

MATH 1010 Intermediate Algebra or higher {grade of “C” or higher)

CHEM 1110 Concepts of Chemistry or CHEM 1210 General Chemistry I (grade of “C” or higher and within 5 years of program start date)

BIO 2111 Anatomy & Physiology I (meets the grade pre-requisite of Bio 212 and within the past five years of the program start date)

TEAS (test for essential academic skills) testing is required as part of the application process. Applicants will be considered for admission to the program if they have earned a score of 53.3% or higher (Within three years of applying). (www.ATItesting.com)

Selection Process:

Applicants are ranked according to:

Respiratory GPA                     50%
Anatomy & Physiology           25%
TEAS                                        25%

To Apply:
https://ctstate.elluciancrmrecruit.com/Apply/Account/Login?ReturnUrl=%2fApply 

Review the application process for selective admissions for Fall 2023 and beyond for CT State: FINAL Selective Admission Application Instructions.pdf

Questions: Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Call: 203-596-8662

Respiratory Care Curriculum and Additional Information

Respiratory Care Curriculum

Respiratory courses must be taken in the designated sequence. Non-respiratory courses can be taken prior to being in the program and in any sequence providing prerequisites have been met. Students must achieve a “C” or better in all required courses including science, and general education courses.

Clinical learning experiences are held at a variety of healthcare settings. Assignment of clinical sites is at the discretion of the Director of Clinical Education. Once admitted to the program, students are required to undergo a criminal background check and drug screen. Students who do not pass the background check may be excluded from clinical practice and may not meet the competencies required for the program.

Respiratory Care Program Curriculum
Program Requirements Course Number and Title Required Credits
PRE-ADMISSION REQUIREMENT
 English Composition ENG 1010 3
Concepts of Chemistry CHEM 1110 4
 Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 2111 4
 Intermediate Algebra or higher MATH 1010 3
FIRST SEMESTER
Cardiopulmonary Anatomy and Physiology RESP 1021 3
Principles of Respiratory Care I  RESP 1041 3
Principles of Respiratory Care I Lab RESP 1041 L 1
College and Career Success  CCS 1001 3
Anatomy and Physiology II  BIO 2112 4
SECOND SEMESTER
Respiratory Care Pharmacology RESP 1031 3
Principles of Respiratory II (including Lab and Clinical) RESP 1042 5
Microbiology BIO 2350 4
Oral Communication  Elective ORAX 3
SUMMER SEMESTER
Cardiopulmonary Pathophysiology RESP 2051 3
Clinical Practicum  RESP 1094 2
General Psychology PSI 1011 3
THIRD SEMESTER
Mechanical Ventilation (including Lab) RESP 2060 4
Diagnostic Respiratory Care and Pulmonary Rehabilitation  RESP 2071 3
Advanced Clinical Practicum I RESP 2094 2
Arts and Humanities’ Elective Elective ARHX 3
FOURTH SEMESTER
Advanced Critical Care  RESP 2065 3
Perinatal and Pediatrics RESP 2085 2
Future Trends  RESP 2001 2
Advance Clinical Practicum II  RESP 2194 2
TOTAL CREDITS 72