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Why Stony Brook?
  • Low cost/high quality respiratory care education
  • Accredited in both sleep technology and respiratory care from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs (CAAHEP), as recommended by the Committee on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC)
  • Graduates have high pass rates (above 90%) on the entry-level (CRT) and advanced practitioner (RRT) credentialing exams
  • Unique curriculum allows students the option of working in three distinct fields: Respiratory Care, Polysomnography, and Cardiovascular Technology
  • 100% job placement of graduates for the last 16 years
  • High levels of graduate satisfaction
  • High name recognition for excellence in respiratory care education
  • Sleep Technology Training Center dedicated in 2004 with support of business community
  • Over 1200 hours of clinical instruction at major metropolitan New York City and Long Island health care organizations
  • Nationally recognized university and health sciences center with state of the art library and computer learning facilities
  • Check out these Fast Facts about Stony Brook University (pdf)
 
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