Margie White has 29 years of respiratory care experience at Parkland Hospital in Dallas.  She has 25 years of clinical experience in the Neonatal ICU.  She has been involved in process improvement projects, respiratory lectures for the nurse residents, and ventilator training for the medical residents.  She has been in her current role as a Clinical Application Specialist with Sentec since March 2020.

Margie has a Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion from the University of North Texas and an Associate Degree in Respiratory Care from the California College of Health Science.  She is a credentialed Neonatal Pediatric Specialist.  She is a current member of the American Association of Respiratory Care (AARC) and the Texas Society of Respiratory Care (TSRC).

Margie is passionate about continued education for all bedside practitioners and believes that learning should be a lifetime process.  She loves training (and learning from) both new and experienced respiratory therapists.

Margie lives in Dallas, Texas with her two children, Wes and Lena, and two dogs.  She enjoys traveling and exploring new places to hike, working out and playing volleyball at her community recreation center.

A guide to beginning to monitor patients’ CO₂ levels.

This module includes the importance of monitoring CO2 in addition to SpO2, the advantages and drawbacks of common methods of CO2 monitoring, and the most accurate and effective methods of monitoring ventilation in common sleep lab scenarios