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Lanny Inabnit

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Lanny Inabnit

    20182022

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    Dr. Lanny S. Inabnit re-joined Boise State University as a clinical assistant professor with the Department of Respiratory Care in 2024. He earned his Ph.D. in health services research from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2024, his M.S. in respiratory care leadership from Northeastern University in 2014, his B.S. in health services management from East Carolina University in 2009, and his A.A.S. in respiratory therapy from Southern Illinois University in 1994. Dr. Inabnit's research interests are related to COPD outcomes in urban and rural populations. He has more than 30 years of respiratory therapy experience and over 18 years in respiratory therapy education. He currently serves on the North Carolina Respiratory Care Board and has served as a delegate for the North Carolina in the AARC House of Delegates. He has been an active member of the AARC since 1993.

    External positions

    Program Chair, BSRT Program, Cabarrus College of Health Sciences

    1 Jan 2022 → 1 Jan 2024

    Vice President of Education and Meetings, American Association for Respiratory Care

    1 Jan 2021 → 1 Jan 2022

    Respiratory Therapist II-PRN, Cabarrus College of Health Sciences

    1 Jan 2014 → 1 Jan 2021

    Clinical Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

    1 Jan 2014 → 1 Jan 2018

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