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	Job Bank Search the AARC Job Bank for positions available or situations wanted listings, or place your own Job Bank ad. Search the Job Bank Place a Job Bank Ad Positions can also be found in the AARC’s digital and print editions of AARC Times magazine and RESPIRATORY CARE journal.


	Career Advice Tips for enhancing your résumé, how to stand out as a job candidate, and some of the ways the AARC helps you further your career. Job Search Strengths & Weaknesses Avoiding the Resume Black Hole The Elevator Speech Do Your Due Diligence What’s Your Objective? References: More Important than You Think Why Didn’t I Get the Job? r u going to hr me? A Little Bird Told Me Using Twitter in Your Job Search How I Got My Job Where Have You Been, and What Have You Been Doing? Oh, the Places You’ll (Have to) Go! Why Should I Hire You? AARConnect Puts New Grad on the Path to Success Salary Negotiation 101 Robotic Resume Readers Image is Everything Behavioral Interviewing Questions Telephone Interview Tips Being a Leader Advice from Respiratory Care Managers Do the Math First Impressions Can Be Lasting How to Write an Effective Cover Letter Interviewing Do’s and Don’ts: Part 1 Interviewing Do’s and Don’ts: Part 2 Interviewing Over Skype—Lights, Camera, Action! Job Hunting at 50+ Potential Wins Out Round Two: Nailing the Follow Up Interview Seeking Exceptional: A Q&A with Sheri Tooley BSRT, RRT-NPS, CPFT, AE-C, FAARC Social Networking The 6 Second Test The New Generation: Student Job Translates into Permanent Position Using Social Media in Your Job Search Why Me? Losing a Job and Turning Lemons into Lemonade Developing a Personal Strategic Plan Career Building How One AARC Member Created her Own Opportunities Returning to RT: My Journey from Here to There and Back Again Does it Hurt to Ask? Are You Supervisory Material? Comeback Kids—The Manager’s Perspective Comeback Kids So You Want to Be a Home Care Therapist? Specialty Credentials, Part 2 Are They Worth It? Specialty Credentials, Part 1 Are They Worth It? Asking for a Promotion Landing Your Dream Promotion Guess What, Honey? We’re Moving! Make Social Media Work for Your Career Being a Transport Therapist Getting Noticed The Resume was Then, Social Media is Now Advancing In Your Profession Being a Team Player Developing Your Leadership Presence Don’t Burn Your Bridges Face-to-Face: Your State Society Offers Great Networking Opportunities Getting the Right Person in Your Corner: 6 Tips for Finding a Mentor Going the Extra Mile: How I Created My Own Opportunity Going the Extra Mile: Speaking Up Pays Off Job Hopping: Should You or Shouldn’t You? Making the Most of Your First Job Résumé Tips Set Yourself Apart from the Crowd with Specialty Credentials Take It from Someone Who Knows: Career Building Advice from Brian L. Smith, RRT Take It from Someone Who Knows: Career Building Advice from Janice Thalman, MHS, RRT, FAARC Tips to Build Your Career at AARC Congress 2013 Career Options So You Want to Be an RT Diagnostician? Career Options—So You Want to Be a Long-Term Care Therapist? A New Breed of RTs From Bedside to Briefcase: The Jeri Eiserman Story RTs in Industry So, You Want to Be a Pulmonary Rehabilitation Therapist? From RT to Clinical Enrollment Manager So You Want to Be a Neo-Peds RT? Getting Ready to Care for Kids So, You Want to Be an Educator? Story Time The New Generation: From RT to Quality Management Specialist On the Job “Add Friend” . . . or “Ignore”? 5 Hidden Dangers that Could Derail Your Career First Day Jitters Workplace Violence—What You Can Do About It Bad Boss – How to Cope with a Difficult Manager Job Performance Evaluation 5 Good Tips for Dealing with a Bad Review Diffusing Negativity on the Job How Facebook Can Cost You Your Job Talking Politics on Social Media: Be Careful Where Health Care is Concerned Time Management: How to Get the Clock on Your Side


	General Counsel Anthony L. DeWitt, JD RRT FAARC is your source for commentary and answers to your professional practice questions and legal advice. Originally published in AARC Times magazine. A Level of Comfort Am I Covered? Civility in Discourse Compounding: Looking at the Legalities Concurrent Therapy Is Hard To Defend Consent Never Means Having to Say You’re Sorry Credentials Versus Licensure Criminal Liability Do You Need or Want an Employment Contract Engineering for Success and Compliance Fire Them All and Let God Sort Them Out First, Do No Harm First, Do the Right Thing For Whom the Board Tolls I’m Sorry If It Seems Too Good to Be True... Inventors Beware Job Loss National Emergency and the Standard of Care Penny Wise—Pound Foolish Professionalism Running Hot—To Do or Not? Special Relationships Spoliation Stereotypes The Big Lie The Duty to Report The Duty to Rescue The Investigation The Judgment Defense The Path to the Dark Side The Secret of Respiratory Care The Six Habits of Great Therapists Value for Value What To Do When You Suspect Abuse Whistleblowing 101 Worker’s Compensation


	Be an RT Thinking about a career in health care? You should consider becoming a respiratory therapist. RTs work side-by-side with doctors, nurses, and other professionals helping patients in diverse settings. Be an RT


	Life and Breath Video This video shows the roles and responsibilities of respiratory care practitioners and interviews with real-life therapists, students, and physicians, and shows the various work settings and types of patients, as well as educational requirements. Each clip is available in QuickTime and Windows Media format. Overview Quicktime \| Windows Media Continuing and long-term care Quicktime \| Windows Media Critical care Quicktime \| Windows Media Diagnostics Quicktime \| Windows Media Disease managment Quicktime \| Windows Media Home care Quicktime \| Windows Media Management and education Quicktime \| Windows Media Pediatrics Quicktime \| Windows Media Pulmonary rehabilitation Quicktime \| Windows Media Research Quicktime \| Windows Media To order a copy of the Life and Breath video on DVD, visit the AARC online store.

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