An objective direct study reveals that
students who use the LindseyJones Review
for CRT/RRT materials are 55% more likely
to have the confidence to challenge the
CRT
or RRT exams within 90 days AND and
have a
97% pass rate of the registry written
and
clinical simulation exams, compared to
only
90% for the next leading program.
The LindseyJones Registry Review materials for the CRT and RRT Written examinations are
the most widely used and successful CRT and
RRT and clinical simulation exam preparation
tools in the nation. While the written CRT and written registry
(RRT) exams are indeed challenging, the
clinical simulation exam continues to be the
real obstacle with a pass rate of only
52-60%.
The success of the LindseyJones
Registry Review
course comes from a unique method of critical thinking that does not rely on rote memorization,
but teaches effective
LindseyJones is a name respiratory therapists are hearing more and more. The 20-year-old company, which is known for its educational tools for respiratory therapy schools, is now broadening its market to include students preparing for their national credentialing exams. These exams are offered by the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC) and are considered among the most difficult of thel exams that result in a licence to practice allied health. This includes nursing, physical therapy and other notable professionals. The material offered by LindseyJones includes help for both the entry level examination (CRT) and the advanced level examination (RRT).
"We do it differently," says Dennis Stanley, the Chief Officer of the company. "We spend more time teaching people how to think differently about what they already know." Stanley attributes their bursting growth to the increasing difficulty of the credentialing exams and the lack of quality preparation material.
Indeed, according to an NRBC report, pass rates of test-takers of the Clinical Simulation exam (the exam needed to achieve the advanced level RRT of respiratory therapy) hover around 50 to 60%.
According to Stanley, polling students directly revealed that 287 out of 300 students that have used both LindseyJones and the next leading company, say they would choose LindseyJones over all other programs.
Mike Morales, Staff Writer
"Thank you LindeyJones. I passed my test, thanks to your homestudy program. I had taken the exam before after studying other material and was frustrated when i missed passing be more points than I care to admit. But your stuff was different for me. I learned how to analyze." - Jessica
"I passed my test the first time with the LindseyJones books and CDs. The instructor made the things I had learned in Respiratory Therapy school clear and understandable. It made the test a lot easier for me." - Mindy
"After failing the CRT exam three times, I tried LindseyJones. I was skeptical at first, but after just one hour with the material, I knew this was going to be different. I passed my CRT with a 92%. You should try LindseyJones." - Artie
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methods of analysis and comprehension. The same proven methodology
used for the Clinical Simulations is applicable to
the therapeutics portion of the RRT exam, which
makes up 63% of the written registry. Together,
with materials covering clinical data and equipment
found in the comprehensive CRT/RRT written review
manual, the LindseyJones Registry Review home
study program is simply the most successful and
cost-effective way to prepare for the written registry and clinical simulation (RRT) exam.
cost-effective way to prepare for the written registry and clinical simulation (RRT) exam.
If you are preparing for the CRT exam, you will
find the CRT/RRT Written study materials vital to
your preparation, but you will also find great value
in the Complete CRT/RRT course, which includes
Clinical Simulations. In a study conducted last year,
practitioners preparing for the NBRC CRT exam and
who become proficient in clinical simulation (an element
of the RRT (registry exam) were 68% more more
likely to pass the CRT exam.