Respiratory Therapy Vision Statement

My Personal Vision Statement includes: To be managing my Respiratory Therapy department, with wisdom and courage, in the course of the next five years. In May of 2019, I will be graduating the Cardiopulmonary Science program at East Tennessee State University. Upon successful completion, I plan to apply at a hospital that will allow me to grow and develop as a leader and a therapist. Becoming management of a department takes hard work, dedication, and usually years of practice. I believe if I dedicate myself to this vision I can achieve it through, learning from my fellow colleagues and improving not only my skills but, my knowledge of the practice.
My Personal Mission Statement includes: To not doubt my ability to provide skills I have successfully completed. When providing care to a mannequin verses a person, it changes my prospective of when in a life or death situation. For example, I have taken many cardiopulmonary resuscitation classes over the years, but until last year when I had to physically give a lady CPR, I did not know how intense it actually was. I preformed the CPR steps based on muscle memory, therefore I believe if I practice my Respiratory therapy skills over and
I plan on graduating May of 2019 which is achievable if I continue to do well in class and keep my GPA above a 3.50. I think my ability to pass the boards will be improved if I can take it closer to graduation, therefore I want to take it by July of 2019. I will prepare for it by studying with my classmates and attending the review sessions set up by my program coordinator. If I acquire my license, I will then hopefully find a job as a Respiratory therapist by October of 2019. This will allow me three years to work up the chain of command to getting a manager's position which is realistically a tough goal to achieve none the less, I think it is a possible