Kally Edison, Midland College Department Chair Respiratory Care; Amy Boeckmann MPA, BS, RRT, FAARC, President of the NBRC; Holly Baker, Midland College Director of Clinical Education.
MIDLAND Midland College announced Monday the receipt of a $10,000 scholarship grant from the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC). This contribution will provide vital support to students pursuing careers in respiratory therapy, underscoring the college’s commitment to educational excellence and healthcare advancement.
The funds will be allocated to scholarships for students enrolled in the Respiratory Therapy program, aiding them in their academic journey and helping to alleviate financial burdens. This donation is part of NBRC’s ongoing efforts to invest in the future of healthcare by supporting educational institutions that cultivate the next generation of skilled respiratory therapists.
In a news release, Kally Edison, Midland College’s Department Chair of Respiratory Care, expressed her gratitude for the NBRC’s support, stating, “We are immensely thankful for this generous contribution from the National Board for Respiratory Care. These funds will make a significant impact on our students, providing them with the resources they need to succeed and ultimately contribute to the health and well-being of our community.”
The Respiratory Therapy program at Midland College is known for its rigorous curriculum and dedication to producing highly qualified professionals. With the additional scholarship funds, more students will have the opportunity to pursue their passion for respiratory care, preparing them for rewarding careers in this critical field.
For more information about the Respiratory Therapy program at Midland College, please visit www.midland.edu/academics/degrees/health/respiratory.php
