Montana § 37-28-202 Licensing Requirements -- Examination

Montana Statutes

§ 37-28-202 — Licensing Requirements -- Examination

Montana § 37-28-202

Title 37PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 28RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTITIONERS

Part 2Licensure

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Mont. Code Ann. § 37-28-202 (2026).

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37-28-202 . Licensing requirements -- examination.

(1)To be eligible for licensure by the board as a respiratory care practitioner, an applicant must:

(a)have completed high school or the equivalent;

(b)have completed a respiratory care educational program accredited or provisionally accredited by the American medical association's committee on allied health education and accreditation in collaboration with the joint review committee for respiratory therapy education or their successor organizations; and

(c)have passed an examination prescribed by the board. The board may use the entry-level examination written by the national board for respiratory care or another examination that satisfies the standards of the national commission for health certifying agencies or the commission's equi

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37-28-202 . Licensing requirements -- examination. (1) To be eligible for licensure by the board as a respiratory care practitioner, an applicant must:
(a) have completed high school or the equivalent;
(b) have completed a respiratory care educational program accredited or provisionally accredited by the American medical association's committee on allied health education and accreditation in collaboration with the joint review committee for respiratory therapy education or their successor organizations; and
(c) have passed an examination prescribed by the board. The board may use the entry-level examination written by the national board for respiratory care or another examination that satisfies the standards of the national commission for health certifying agencies or the commission's equivalent.
(2) A person holding a license to practice respiratory care in the state may use the title "respiratory care practitioner" and the abbreviation "RCP".