This is actually a health field question relating to respiratory care, can anyone in that field please read?

Question

I will be going to my local community college in January to earn my A.A.S. in Respiratory Care.

The program I'll be doing is a 5 semester 72-74 credit hours and it is accredited by the Committee on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC) education.

My question is where can I go with this degree, should I go straight into the workforce or transfer to a 4 year and continue on to earn a baccalaureate or graduate degree?

What type of jobs and or pay would I be looking at with just the A.A.S, versus a Baccalaureate or grad degree?

I will be meeting with an adviser in November to discuss all this but would like to start thinking on this now.

Answer 1

Great field and stepping stone in healthcare, then proceed on to another certification or degree as the hospital will pay your tuition.
If you are asking me for the best field I would go for Rad Tech, then Nuclear Med Tech. Anything Cardiac Diagnostics is a great field.
Work to your AAS then work on your BS in something HealthCare related (Nursing, Phys Therapy, Occupat Therapy, Radiology, Pharmacy Tech), then go for your Masters.
One small step at a time.

Answer 2

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