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Entry-Level Master of Science in Respiratory Therapy (MSRT)

The Entry-Level MSRT program prepares students to be leaders in clinical practice, education, and research. Students receive specialized training in neonatal and pediatric critical care, disease management, pulmonary rehabilitation, cardiopulmonary diagnostics, and adult critical care. The program can be completed in two years, and there is no limit to where respiratory care practitioners can work.

Academics & Accreditation

The program is one of nine entry-level graduate respiratory care programs in the nation. The student to faculty ratio encourages individualized attention with highly qualified, specialty credentialed faculty. The program features spacious classrooms with current technology and state-of-the-art equipment in the new Health Education Center, including a 77-bed simulation hospital with a 10-bed intensive care unit.

Program Highlights

• Our program has consistently been recognized for Distinguished RRT Credentialing Success by CoARC since 2010.
• We are the first MSRT program in Texas to receive the AARC Apex Recognition Award, showcasing our commitment to exceptional education.
• The UTMB MSRT program is home to the CardioRespiratory Assisted Ventilation and Evaluation (CRAVE) Research Lab, where cutting-edge technology and research enhance the educational experience.
• Students participate in Community Engagement through initiatives at St. Vincent Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program, St. Vincent ICOPE Clinic, and Global Health Opportunities in Africa, Central America, and the Caribbean.
• Our MSRT students train and practice at the Texas Medical Center, the world's largest medical complex.

Fast Facts

• The program is one of nine entry-level graduate respiratory care programs in the nation.
• The student to faculty ratio encourages individualized attention with highly qualified, specialty credentialed faculty.
• The program features state-of-the-art equipment in the new Health Education Center.
• The program has consistently been recognized for Distinguished RRT Credentialing Success by CoARC since 2010.
• The program received the AARC Apex Recognition Award, showcasing our commitment to exceptional education.
• The UTMB MSRT program is home to the CardioRespiratory Assisted Ventilation and Evaluation (CRAVE) Research Lab.
• Students participate in Community Engagement through various initiatives.
• Our MSRT students train and practice at the Texas Medical Center.