Each year, approximately 0.1% of Hawaii graduates, receive a Respiratory Therapy degree.

Kapiolani Community College, the only accredited Respiratory Therapy school in Hawaii, is located in Honolulu. It received a ranking of 88th in the country in 2010. In 2010, 14 students graduated from Kapiolani Community College's Respiratory Therapy programs.

Cost

Kapiolani Community College charged in-state students taking Respiratory Therapy courses, $2,172 in tuition fees per year.

A Respiratory Therapy degree from a Hawaii school... what next?

Most people who graduate from Respiratory Therapy school in Hawaii go on to work as a respiratory therapist. The following counties have the largest number of Hawaii respiratory therapists:

1. Honolulu County - 380 respiratory therapists

Salary

Hawaii respiratory therapists earn on average $61,990 per year. But, in 2010, some Hawaii respiratory therapists earned as little as less than $44,160 per year or as much as more than $74,570 per year. The following counties in Hawaii have the highest average salaries for respiratory therapists:

1. Honolulu County - $62,510 per year

The Hawaii counties with the lowest average salary for respiratory therapists are:

1. Honolulu County - $62,510 per year

More Information

For more Hawaii data regarding a career in respiratory therapy in Hawaii and to compare salaries with various related fields such as health science or respiratory therapy, take a look at the graphs and charts below.