CEU Courses for PTs

We all have fear, it is pervasive. In this course, we learn about how to recognize, treat, and prevent the secondary complications of fear – with an evidence-based approach.

The practice of Physical Therapy for Animals is one of the fastest growing niche specialty areas within our profession, providing evaluation and treatment of movement disorders caused by disability, injury and disease. This 2 contact-hour course builds upon the prior Introduction to PT for Animals and provides Intermediate Level 1 content on Small (non-Equine) Animals through lecture and slides with images, video, and case studies.

This webinar covers the anatomy, mechanism of injury, orthopedic and neurological complications, and rehabilitation strategies. This course is backed by an evidence-based approach including the latest APTA clinical practice guidelines.

This course discusses case studies of those with different levels and types of spinal cord injury. Case studies include evaluation, outcome measures, intervention selection, goal setting, and outcomes across the continuum.

This webinar is designed to meet the requirements of biennial licensure renewal for healthcare licensees in Pennsylvania. Content includes the nature of the child welfare system in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the aspects of child abuse in Pennsylvania law, potential indicators of child abuse, the provisions and responsibilities for reporting suspected child abuse, and how to make appropriate referrals to the child welfare system. This course was updated in 2020 to include new information required due to changes in the law.

Learn the evidence and the application of mastering your soft skills to optimize the patient experience and patient engagement. Be ready to improve in every aspect of patient care from the interview, diagnosis, education, intervention, and home exercise prescription.

PTs and PTAs practicing in Wisconsin must complete a jurisprudence course for license renewal. Jurisprudence components include sections of the Wisconsin Administrative Code that deal specifically with the Wisconsin Physical Therapy Examining Board and physical therapy practice, the Wisconsin Administrative Code which has to do with the Department of Safety and Professional Services Administrative Procedures and specific statutes enacted in chapters 15, 440, and 448 of the state code that impacts physical therapy.

Implicit Bias training is an important first step in understanding the complexities of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in healthcare. This LARA-compliant training will cover the current research on Implicit Biases and what interventions individuals and organizations can do to address and dismantle Implicit Bias.

Implicit Bias training is an important first step in understanding the complexities of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in healthcare. This LARA-compliant training covers what Implicit Biases are, how they impact health professionals, and what interventions health practitioners can do to address them.

This course will provide participants with a framework for finding motivation in their education and clinical roles within physical therapy. Motivation will be explored in terms of basic physiological needs and examining the essential question “why.”