§ 8500 Introduction
§ 8501 Definition of the practice of respiratory therapy
§ 8502 Practice of respiratory therapy and use of the title “respiratory therapist”
§ 8503 State board for respiratory therapy
§ 8504 Requirements for licensure as a respiratory therapist
§ 8504-A Mandatory continuing education for respiratory therapists
§ 8505 Exempt persons
§ 8506 Limited permits
§ 8507 Special provisions
§ 8508 Definition of the practice of respiratory therapy technician
§ 8509 Duties of respiratory therapy technicians and use of the title “respiratory therapy technician”
§ 8510 Requirements for licensure as a respiratory therapy technician
§ 8510-A Mandatory continuing education for respiratory therapy technicians
§ 8511 Limited permits
§ 8512 Exempt persons
§ 8513 Special provisions

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