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Dear Colleagues:
The Saskatchewan College of Respiratory Therapists is presently making changes to their website. Please visit often so you can see the new site when it is launched. It is the intention of the SCRT council to incorporate changes to the website which will make the site more dynamic, and have added functions to help keep all our members up to date on council meetings and decisions, as well as the opportunity to pay for SCRT membership on line. Your opinions matter to council, so please feel free to contact us with comments or suggestions.
Attention all Respiratory Therapists in Saskatchewan looking to become a new SCRT members or to renew your SCRT license for 2010: Follow the link “About Us” at the top of this page, which will lead you to the application form and the renewal form.Dear Colleagues: Respiratory Therapy is a legislatively licensed profession in the province of Saskatchewan, effective April 1, 2009. Accordingly, to practice as a Respiratory Therapist in Saskatchewan you are required to hold a license with the Saskatchewan College of Respiratory Therapists (SCRT). This letter is intended to inform you of the requirements needed for licensure. ...Continue Reading: Registrar’s message