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Exam: Registered Pulmonary Function Technologist (RPFT)

Registered Pulmonary Function Technologist (RPFT)

The Pulmonary Function Technology (PFT) Examination objectively measures essential tasks required of pulmonary function technologists. Wearing the RPFT questions badge of distinction signals to employers, colleagues and patients that your skills are specialized, and you are committed to excellence in respiratory care.

The RPFT study guide Examination has two cut scores. If you achieve the low cut score, you earn the Certified Pulmonary Function Technologist (CPFT) credential. If you earn the high cut score, you earn the Registered Pulmonary Function Technologist (RPFT) credential.

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Demonstrating Excellence through Specialization

As an NBRC credentialed respiratory care practitioner, you serve a vitally important role – one that saves and improves lives. To continuously advance your career opportunities within the profession, we offer specialty credentials in the following areas of respiratory care:

· Adult critical care

· Neonatal/pediatric respiratory care

· Sleep disorders testing and therapeutic intervention

· Pulmonary function technology

· Asthma education

Specialty credentialing helps you maintain control over your career, signaling to employers and colleagues that your skills are highly specialized and your knowledge and expertise is current in multiple areas of respiratory care. Becoming a respiratory care practitioner with specialty credentials can help you attain better jobs with higher salaries at higher quality institutions.

NBRC credentialed practitioners become eligible to apply for specialty credential examinations three months to one year after earning the RRT exam or CRT credential (actual time frames vary by current credential and desired specialty credential).

Credential Maintenance Program

As a credentialed respiratory care practitioner, excellence defines you – and we know you are committed to providing the highest quality patient care throughout your career. To support you in doing so, we offer three options for maintaining your credential through our Credential Maintenance Program.