It is with sadness we announce that the Nadine Jones Foundation, a charitable organization, including RTevo, will no longer be able to offer AARC approved CRCE (continuing education credit) in 2026 until we determine how the new pricing structure from the AARC is applied. At our current annual membership level, we will no longer receive sufficient donations to register our courses with the AARC. The cost of courses is rising by 266% to 417% due increases in AARC registration fees and other associated costs. The AARC reports that the dramatic increase is fees facilitates professional review of courses, which we love and support. Unfortunately, it makes providing, recording, and reporting CEUs to the AARC not possible (affordable) for our charitable organization, the Nadine Jones Foundation and RTevo.
We'll see what options we have to come back online in the future. For now, however, our current course offerings, and the associated CRCE credit, will end Dec 31st, 2025. Please take full advantage of our courses until then.
We thank all of you for your generous donations in the past.
Wish us luck. We hope to solve the issues and join you again in the future, if possible.
After completing a fun and simple course, simply pass a final quiz and immediately download your completion certificate. There is no limit on the number of times can take the quiz. You learn as you go. We keep your records on file for 5 years in case of audit.
Although we would appreciate a few dollars of help when you utilize our AARC certified courses, most of our courses are absolutely free becasue we know how stressful it can be sometimes to aquire CEUs, especially at the last minute.
RTevo courses are designed to a fun, easy way to gain genuine, helpful information. Through a series of narrated slide shows, videos, engaging activities, and game-like quizzes, you'll find the information easy to retain and understand.
The Nadine Jones foundation honors those who seek improvement in their lives through higher education. Nadine Jones was noted for her great love of education although she was not able to accomplish her dreams in her youth. In her early 40’s she decided to fulfill her life-long aspiration of obtaining a degree in psychology.
Though she got a late start, she obtained a Bachelor’s Degree and began pursuing her Master’s Degree when she received the devastating news that she had cancer. This did not detour her from her pursuits. She continued her graduate work while battling the terminal disease.
Though she continued to strive, her illness eventually got the better of her and she passed away before she could finish the program Most inspirational is her decision to continue attending classes even as her health deteriorated. She passed away mid-semester.
Nadine left a lasting impression on her four children. Her determination to return to school in her later years gave her children a chance to reflect on the importance of an education. All four children received a college degree. Her third child went on to become a Respiratory Therapists, a hospital administrator, and now presides over a medication education company known as LindseyJones University. Today, two of her children sit on the advisory board of The Nadine Jones Foundation. The foundation sponsors RTevo.com and other endeavors, including supporting the first respiratory therapy students in Africa.
