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Physical Therapy
12 PT-approved courses — all included
See PT courses →Occupational Therapy
12 OT-approved courses — all included
See OT courses →PTA
12 PTA-approved courses — all included
See PTA courses →OTA
12 OTA-approved courses — all included
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PT courses
12 PT-approved courses — all included
A 3 CCU course on physical agent modalities and wound management, covering superficial thermal agents (hot packs, paraffin, fluidotherapy, cryotherapy), deep thermal agents (therapeutic ultrasound), electrotherapeutic agents (TENS, NMES, IFC, FES, iontophoresis, phonophoresis), laser and light therapy (low-level laser, infrared, ultraviolet), and mechanical traction, plus wound assessment, staging, debridement, dressing selection, and specialized management of lymphedema, diabetic ulcers, and pressure injuries. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on geriatric rehabilitation across care settings, covering age-related musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and neurological changes; comprehensive geriatric assessment tools and frameworks; assessment and management of sarcopenia; management and rehabilitation of osteoporosis and fragility fractures; the effects of polypharmacy on rehabilitation outcomes; cognitive impairment and dementia considerations; setting-specific rehabilitation in skilled nursing facilities, home health, and outpatient care; multifactorial fall risk assessment and prevention; pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management in older adults; and palliative care and quality-of-life considerations in geriatric rehabilitation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on mobility and fall prevention, covering fall epidemiology and intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors; comprehensive fall risk assessment tools; environmental hazard assessment and home modification; comprehensive gait analysis and intervention; balance systems assessment and progressive training; strength assessment and sarcopenia management; medication-related fall risk and deprescribing principles; evidence-based exercise programs for fall prevention; selection of assistive devices and assistive technology; patient education and behavior change strategies to promote adherence; setting-specific implementation across acute care, SNF, home health, and community; and outcome measurement for program evaluation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on clinical documentation and communication for rehabilitation practice, covering the legal, ethical, and professional standards for documentation; Medicare documentation requirements for therapy services; initial evaluation, daily, progress, and re-evaluation note content; discharge summaries that support continuity of care; ICD-10 diagnostic coding and CPT procedure coding including timed versus service codes; documenting medical necessity to support coverage; electronic health record best practices; and preparation for audits, appeals, and compliance reviews. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 2 CCU course on patient education and health promotion for rehabilitation professionals, covering foundational theories including adult learning theory, health literacy, and self-efficacy models; patient learning-readiness assessment; evidence-based educational strategies and teaching methods; health behavior change frameworks and motivational interviewing; adaptations for special populations including patients with cognitive impairment, limited English proficiency, and low health literacy; integration of technology-based tools and telehealth; program evaluation and quality improvement; and the legal, ethical, and professional standards governing patient education and informed consent. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on balance, gait, and vestibular rehabilitation, covering the anatomy and integration of the vestibular, visual, and somatosensory systems; standardized balance assessment tools including the Berg Balance Scale, BESS, mCTSIB, Mini-BESTest, FGA, TUG, 10MWT, and DGI; analysis of normal versus pathological gait; diagnosis and repositioning maneuvers for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV); central versus peripheral vestibular disorders; habituation, adaptation, and substitution exercises; progressive balance training; fall risk assessment and prevention; and considerations for geriatric, post-concussion, and bilateral vestibulopathy populations. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on physical therapy musculoskeletal evaluation and diagnosis, covering the components of a comprehensive musculoskeletal examination including history, observation, palpation, and orthopedic special tests; region-specific examination of the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine and sacroiliac joint; upper extremity examination of the shoulder, elbow, and wrist and hand; lower extremity examination of the hip, knee, and ankle and foot; the validity and reliability of commonly used orthopedic special tests; systematic screening procedures to identify conditions requiring medical referral; and clinical reasoning frameworks for formulating physical therapy diagnoses. Designed for PTs and PTAs. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 1 CCU course on healthcare technology in rehabilitation practice, covering electronic health record fundamentals and clinical workflow impacts; telehealth implementation including technology requirements, documentation standards, and regulatory considerations; clinical decision support systems; patient portal functionality and technology-based patient engagement; cybersecurity principles and regulatory compliance for healthcare technology; the role of technology in billing, coding, and revenue cycle management; and current and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in healthcare, including clinical decision-making and documentation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on neurological rehabilitation, covering systematic neurological assessment and clinical reasoning; stroke rehabilitation principles, neuroplasticity, and recovery patterns; traumatic brain injury severity assessment and management across the recovery continuum; spinal cord injury classification and expected functional outcomes by neurological level; Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders; multiple sclerosis assessment and intervention; peripheral neuropathy and nerve injury rehabilitation; advanced SCI and TBI complications, safety, and community reintegration; post-stroke complications and cerebrovascular secondary prevention; adaptations for pediatric, geriatric, and medically complex populations; and standardized neurological outcome measures and discharge planning. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on rehabilitation after lower extremity joint replacement, covering the epidemiology of joint replacement surgery; pre-operative assessment and medical optimization; surgical approaches and immediate post-operative care for total hip arthroplasty; surgical considerations and early management for total knee arthroplasty; indications and rehabilitation for total ankle replacement and alternative lower extremity procedures; evidence-based rehabilitation protocols across recovery phases; recognition and risk management of common complications; care coordination and discharge planning across acute care, inpatient rehab, SNF, home health, and outpatient settings; considerations for obesity, bilateral replacements, and revision arthroplasty; and interdisciplinary team management. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on infection control and patient safety in rehabilitation settings, covering the chain of infection; standard precautions including hand hygiene and personal protective equipment; contact, droplet, and airborne transmission-based precautions; healthcare-associated infections including MRSA, C. difficile, VRE, and CRE; environmental decontamination, equipment cleaning, and disinfection; OSHA standards for sharps safety and bloodborne pathogen exposure; respiratory infection considerations including influenza, COVID-19, and tuberculosis; wound infection recognition and management; antibiotic stewardship and resistant organisms; patient safety culture, incident reporting, and root cause analysis; facility-specific protocols across SNF, home health, and outpatient; and emergency preparedness and outbreak management. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on post-surgical rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise prescription, covering the stages of tissue healing and surgical repair; prehabilitation principles and evidence-based pre-operative interventions; a four-phase post-operative progression from acute management through subacute rehabilitation, progressive strengthening and neuromuscular re-education, and functional return; evidence-based protocols for total knee arthroplasty, total hip arthroplasty with precautions, rotator cuff repair, and shoulder arthroplasty; rehabilitation for spinal surgery including laminectomy, fusion, and discectomy; therapeutic exercise prescription parameters for intensity, volume, frequency, and progression; and selection of outcome measures and return-to-function criteria to guide treatment and discharge. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
All of these are yours with your $50/year membership — take any of them, anytime. Cancel whenever.
OT courses
12 OT-approved courses — all included
A 3 CCU course on physical agent modalities and wound management, covering superficial thermal agents (hot packs, paraffin, fluidotherapy, cryotherapy), deep thermal agents (therapeutic ultrasound), electrotherapeutic agents (TENS, NMES, IFC, FES, iontophoresis, phonophoresis), laser and light therapy (low-level laser, infrared, ultraviolet), and mechanical traction, plus wound assessment, staging, debridement, dressing selection, and specialized management of lymphedema, diabetic ulcers, and pressure injuries. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on geriatric rehabilitation across care settings, covering age-related musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and neurological changes; comprehensive geriatric assessment tools and frameworks; assessment and management of sarcopenia; management and rehabilitation of osteoporosis and fragility fractures; the effects of polypharmacy on rehabilitation outcomes; cognitive impairment and dementia considerations; setting-specific rehabilitation in skilled nursing facilities, home health, and outpatient care; multifactorial fall risk assessment and prevention; pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management in older adults; and palliative care and quality-of-life considerations in geriatric rehabilitation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on mobility and fall prevention, covering fall epidemiology and intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors; comprehensive fall risk assessment tools; environmental hazard assessment and home modification; comprehensive gait analysis and intervention; balance systems assessment and progressive training; strength assessment and sarcopenia management; medication-related fall risk and deprescribing principles; evidence-based exercise programs for fall prevention; selection of assistive devices and assistive technology; patient education and behavior change strategies to promote adherence; setting-specific implementation across acute care, SNF, home health, and community; and outcome measurement for program evaluation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on clinical documentation and communication for rehabilitation practice, covering the legal, ethical, and professional standards for documentation; Medicare documentation requirements for therapy services; initial evaluation, daily, progress, and re-evaluation note content; discharge summaries that support continuity of care; ICD-10 diagnostic coding and CPT procedure coding including timed versus service codes; documenting medical necessity to support coverage; electronic health record best practices; and preparation for audits, appeals, and compliance reviews. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 2 CCU course on patient education and health promotion for rehabilitation professionals, covering foundational theories including adult learning theory, health literacy, and self-efficacy models; patient learning-readiness assessment; evidence-based educational strategies and teaching methods; health behavior change frameworks and motivational interviewing; adaptations for special populations including patients with cognitive impairment, limited English proficiency, and low health literacy; integration of technology-based tools and telehealth; program evaluation and quality improvement; and the legal, ethical, and professional standards governing patient education and informed consent. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on occupational therapy evaluation of activities of daily living, covering the OT role in ADL and IADL assessment; standardized tools including the Functional Independence Measure (FIM), Barthel Index, Katz ADL Index, and Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM); task analysis of self-care ADLs including feeding, grooming, bathing, dressing, and toileting; functional mobility and transfer assessment; instrumental ADLs including meal preparation, home management, financial and medication management, and community mobility; cognitive aspects of ADL performance using the Allen Cognitive Levels framework; and pediatric and geriatric considerations. Designed for OTs and OTAs. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on balance, gait, and vestibular rehabilitation, covering the anatomy and integration of the vestibular, visual, and somatosensory systems; standardized balance assessment tools including the Berg Balance Scale, BESS, mCTSIB, Mini-BESTest, FGA, TUG, 10MWT, and DGI; analysis of normal versus pathological gait; diagnosis and repositioning maneuvers for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV); central versus peripheral vestibular disorders; habituation, adaptation, and substitution exercises; progressive balance training; fall risk assessment and prevention; and considerations for geriatric, post-concussion, and bilateral vestibulopathy populations. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 1 CCU course on healthcare technology in rehabilitation practice, covering electronic health record fundamentals and clinical workflow impacts; telehealth implementation including technology requirements, documentation standards, and regulatory considerations; clinical decision support systems; patient portal functionality and technology-based patient engagement; cybersecurity principles and regulatory compliance for healthcare technology; the role of technology in billing, coding, and revenue cycle management; and current and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in healthcare, including clinical decision-making and documentation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on neurological rehabilitation, covering systematic neurological assessment and clinical reasoning; stroke rehabilitation principles, neuroplasticity, and recovery patterns; traumatic brain injury severity assessment and management across the recovery continuum; spinal cord injury classification and expected functional outcomes by neurological level; Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders; multiple sclerosis assessment and intervention; peripheral neuropathy and nerve injury rehabilitation; advanced SCI and TBI complications, safety, and community reintegration; post-stroke complications and cerebrovascular secondary prevention; adaptations for pediatric, geriatric, and medically complex populations; and standardized neurological outcome measures and discharge planning. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on rehabilitation after lower extremity joint replacement, covering the epidemiology of joint replacement surgery; pre-operative assessment and medical optimization; surgical approaches and immediate post-operative care for total hip arthroplasty; surgical considerations and early management for total knee arthroplasty; indications and rehabilitation for total ankle replacement and alternative lower extremity procedures; evidence-based rehabilitation protocols across recovery phases; recognition and risk management of common complications; care coordination and discharge planning across acute care, inpatient rehab, SNF, home health, and outpatient settings; considerations for obesity, bilateral replacements, and revision arthroplasty; and interdisciplinary team management. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on infection control and patient safety in rehabilitation settings, covering the chain of infection; standard precautions including hand hygiene and personal protective equipment; contact, droplet, and airborne transmission-based precautions; healthcare-associated infections including MRSA, C. difficile, VRE, and CRE; environmental decontamination, equipment cleaning, and disinfection; OSHA standards for sharps safety and bloodborne pathogen exposure; respiratory infection considerations including influenza, COVID-19, and tuberculosis; wound infection recognition and management; antibiotic stewardship and resistant organisms; patient safety culture, incident reporting, and root cause analysis; facility-specific protocols across SNF, home health, and outpatient; and emergency preparedness and outbreak management. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on post-surgical rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise prescription, covering the stages of tissue healing and surgical repair; prehabilitation principles and evidence-based pre-operative interventions; a four-phase post-operative progression from acute management through subacute rehabilitation, progressive strengthening and neuromuscular re-education, and functional return; evidence-based protocols for total knee arthroplasty, total hip arthroplasty with precautions, rotator cuff repair, and shoulder arthroplasty; rehabilitation for spinal surgery including laminectomy, fusion, and discectomy; therapeutic exercise prescription parameters for intensity, volume, frequency, and progression; and selection of outcome measures and return-to-function criteria to guide treatment and discharge. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
All of these are yours with your $50/year membership — take any of them, anytime. Cancel whenever.
PTA courses
12 PTA-approved courses — all included
A 3 CCU course on physical agent modalities and wound management, covering superficial thermal agents (hot packs, paraffin, fluidotherapy, cryotherapy), deep thermal agents (therapeutic ultrasound), electrotherapeutic agents (TENS, NMES, IFC, FES, iontophoresis, phonophoresis), laser and light therapy (low-level laser, infrared, ultraviolet), and mechanical traction, plus wound assessment, staging, debridement, dressing selection, and specialized management of lymphedema, diabetic ulcers, and pressure injuries. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on geriatric rehabilitation across care settings, covering age-related musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and neurological changes; comprehensive geriatric assessment tools and frameworks; assessment and management of sarcopenia; management and rehabilitation of osteoporosis and fragility fractures; the effects of polypharmacy on rehabilitation outcomes; cognitive impairment and dementia considerations; setting-specific rehabilitation in skilled nursing facilities, home health, and outpatient care; multifactorial fall risk assessment and prevention; pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management in older adults; and palliative care and quality-of-life considerations in geriatric rehabilitation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on mobility and fall prevention, covering fall epidemiology and intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors; comprehensive fall risk assessment tools; environmental hazard assessment and home modification; comprehensive gait analysis and intervention; balance systems assessment and progressive training; strength assessment and sarcopenia management; medication-related fall risk and deprescribing principles; evidence-based exercise programs for fall prevention; selection of assistive devices and assistive technology; patient education and behavior change strategies to promote adherence; setting-specific implementation across acute care, SNF, home health, and community; and outcome measurement for program evaluation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on clinical documentation and communication for rehabilitation practice, covering the legal, ethical, and professional standards for documentation; Medicare documentation requirements for therapy services; initial evaluation, daily, progress, and re-evaluation note content; discharge summaries that support continuity of care; ICD-10 diagnostic coding and CPT procedure coding including timed versus service codes; documenting medical necessity to support coverage; electronic health record best practices; and preparation for audits, appeals, and compliance reviews. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 2 CCU course on patient education and health promotion for rehabilitation professionals, covering foundational theories including adult learning theory, health literacy, and self-efficacy models; patient learning-readiness assessment; evidence-based educational strategies and teaching methods; health behavior change frameworks and motivational interviewing; adaptations for special populations including patients with cognitive impairment, limited English proficiency, and low health literacy; integration of technology-based tools and telehealth; program evaluation and quality improvement; and the legal, ethical, and professional standards governing patient education and informed consent. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on balance, gait, and vestibular rehabilitation, covering the anatomy and integration of the vestibular, visual, and somatosensory systems; standardized balance assessment tools including the Berg Balance Scale, BESS, mCTSIB, Mini-BESTest, FGA, TUG, 10MWT, and DGI; analysis of normal versus pathological gait; diagnosis and repositioning maneuvers for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV); central versus peripheral vestibular disorders; habituation, adaptation, and substitution exercises; progressive balance training; fall risk assessment and prevention; and considerations for geriatric, post-concussion, and bilateral vestibulopathy populations. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on physical therapy musculoskeletal evaluation and diagnosis, covering the components of a comprehensive musculoskeletal examination including history, observation, palpation, and orthopedic special tests; region-specific examination of the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine and sacroiliac joint; upper extremity examination of the shoulder, elbow, and wrist and hand; lower extremity examination of the hip, knee, and ankle and foot; the validity and reliability of commonly used orthopedic special tests; systematic screening procedures to identify conditions requiring medical referral; and clinical reasoning frameworks for formulating physical therapy diagnoses. Designed for PTs and PTAs. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 1 CCU course on healthcare technology in rehabilitation practice, covering electronic health record fundamentals and clinical workflow impacts; telehealth implementation including technology requirements, documentation standards, and regulatory considerations; clinical decision support systems; patient portal functionality and technology-based patient engagement; cybersecurity principles and regulatory compliance for healthcare technology; the role of technology in billing, coding, and revenue cycle management; and current and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in healthcare, including clinical decision-making and documentation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on neurological rehabilitation, covering systematic neurological assessment and clinical reasoning; stroke rehabilitation principles, neuroplasticity, and recovery patterns; traumatic brain injury severity assessment and management across the recovery continuum; spinal cord injury classification and expected functional outcomes by neurological level; Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders; multiple sclerosis assessment and intervention; peripheral neuropathy and nerve injury rehabilitation; advanced SCI and TBI complications, safety, and community reintegration; post-stroke complications and cerebrovascular secondary prevention; adaptations for pediatric, geriatric, and medically complex populations; and standardized neurological outcome measures and discharge planning. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on rehabilitation after lower extremity joint replacement, covering the epidemiology of joint replacement surgery; pre-operative assessment and medical optimization; surgical approaches and immediate post-operative care for total hip arthroplasty; surgical considerations and early management for total knee arthroplasty; indications and rehabilitation for total ankle replacement and alternative lower extremity procedures; evidence-based rehabilitation protocols across recovery phases; recognition and risk management of common complications; care coordination and discharge planning across acute care, inpatient rehab, SNF, home health, and outpatient settings; considerations for obesity, bilateral replacements, and revision arthroplasty; and interdisciplinary team management. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on infection control and patient safety in rehabilitation settings, covering the chain of infection; standard precautions including hand hygiene and personal protective equipment; contact, droplet, and airborne transmission-based precautions; healthcare-associated infections including MRSA, C. difficile, VRE, and CRE; environmental decontamination, equipment cleaning, and disinfection; OSHA standards for sharps safety and bloodborne pathogen exposure; respiratory infection considerations including influenza, COVID-19, and tuberculosis; wound infection recognition and management; antibiotic stewardship and resistant organisms; patient safety culture, incident reporting, and root cause analysis; facility-specific protocols across SNF, home health, and outpatient; and emergency preparedness and outbreak management. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on post-surgical rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise prescription, covering the stages of tissue healing and surgical repair; prehabilitation principles and evidence-based pre-operative interventions; a four-phase post-operative progression from acute management through subacute rehabilitation, progressive strengthening and neuromuscular re-education, and functional return; evidence-based protocols for total knee arthroplasty, total hip arthroplasty with precautions, rotator cuff repair, and shoulder arthroplasty; rehabilitation for spinal surgery including laminectomy, fusion, and discectomy; therapeutic exercise prescription parameters for intensity, volume, frequency, and progression; and selection of outcome measures and return-to-function criteria to guide treatment and discharge. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
All of these are yours with your $50/year membership — take any of them, anytime. Cancel whenever.
OTA courses
12 OTA-approved courses — all included
A 3 CCU course on physical agent modalities and wound management, covering superficial thermal agents (hot packs, paraffin, fluidotherapy, cryotherapy), deep thermal agents (therapeutic ultrasound), electrotherapeutic agents (TENS, NMES, IFC, FES, iontophoresis, phonophoresis), laser and light therapy (low-level laser, infrared, ultraviolet), and mechanical traction, plus wound assessment, staging, debridement, dressing selection, and specialized management of lymphedema, diabetic ulcers, and pressure injuries. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on geriatric rehabilitation across care settings, covering age-related musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and neurological changes; comprehensive geriatric assessment tools and frameworks; assessment and management of sarcopenia; management and rehabilitation of osteoporosis and fragility fractures; the effects of polypharmacy on rehabilitation outcomes; cognitive impairment and dementia considerations; setting-specific rehabilitation in skilled nursing facilities, home health, and outpatient care; multifactorial fall risk assessment and prevention; pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management in older adults; and palliative care and quality-of-life considerations in geriatric rehabilitation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on mobility and fall prevention, covering fall epidemiology and intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors; comprehensive fall risk assessment tools; environmental hazard assessment and home modification; comprehensive gait analysis and intervention; balance systems assessment and progressive training; strength assessment and sarcopenia management; medication-related fall risk and deprescribing principles; evidence-based exercise programs for fall prevention; selection of assistive devices and assistive technology; patient education and behavior change strategies to promote adherence; setting-specific implementation across acute care, SNF, home health, and community; and outcome measurement for program evaluation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on clinical documentation and communication for rehabilitation practice, covering the legal, ethical, and professional standards for documentation; Medicare documentation requirements for therapy services; initial evaluation, daily, progress, and re-evaluation note content; discharge summaries that support continuity of care; ICD-10 diagnostic coding and CPT procedure coding including timed versus service codes; documenting medical necessity to support coverage; electronic health record best practices; and preparation for audits, appeals, and compliance reviews. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 2 CCU course on patient education and health promotion for rehabilitation professionals, covering foundational theories including adult learning theory, health literacy, and self-efficacy models; patient learning-readiness assessment; evidence-based educational strategies and teaching methods; health behavior change frameworks and motivational interviewing; adaptations for special populations including patients with cognitive impairment, limited English proficiency, and low health literacy; integration of technology-based tools and telehealth; program evaluation and quality improvement; and the legal, ethical, and professional standards governing patient education and informed consent. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on occupational therapy evaluation of activities of daily living, covering the OT role in ADL and IADL assessment; standardized tools including the Functional Independence Measure (FIM), Barthel Index, Katz ADL Index, and Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM); task analysis of self-care ADLs including feeding, grooming, bathing, dressing, and toileting; functional mobility and transfer assessment; instrumental ADLs including meal preparation, home management, financial and medication management, and community mobility; cognitive aspects of ADL performance using the Allen Cognitive Levels framework; and pediatric and geriatric considerations. Designed for OTs and OTAs. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on balance, gait, and vestibular rehabilitation, covering the anatomy and integration of the vestibular, visual, and somatosensory systems; standardized balance assessment tools including the Berg Balance Scale, BESS, mCTSIB, Mini-BESTest, FGA, TUG, 10MWT, and DGI; analysis of normal versus pathological gait; diagnosis and repositioning maneuvers for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV); central versus peripheral vestibular disorders; habituation, adaptation, and substitution exercises; progressive balance training; fall risk assessment and prevention; and considerations for geriatric, post-concussion, and bilateral vestibulopathy populations. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 1 CCU course on healthcare technology in rehabilitation practice, covering electronic health record fundamentals and clinical workflow impacts; telehealth implementation including technology requirements, documentation standards, and regulatory considerations; clinical decision support systems; patient portal functionality and technology-based patient engagement; cybersecurity principles and regulatory compliance for healthcare technology; the role of technology in billing, coding, and revenue cycle management; and current and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in healthcare, including clinical decision-making and documentation. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on neurological rehabilitation, covering systematic neurological assessment and clinical reasoning; stroke rehabilitation principles, neuroplasticity, and recovery patterns; traumatic brain injury severity assessment and management across the recovery continuum; spinal cord injury classification and expected functional outcomes by neurological level; Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders; multiple sclerosis assessment and intervention; peripheral neuropathy and nerve injury rehabilitation; advanced SCI and TBI complications, safety, and community reintegration; post-stroke complications and cerebrovascular secondary prevention; adaptations for pediatric, geriatric, and medically complex populations; and standardized neurological outcome measures and discharge planning. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on rehabilitation after lower extremity joint replacement, covering the epidemiology of joint replacement surgery; pre-operative assessment and medical optimization; surgical approaches and immediate post-operative care for total hip arthroplasty; surgical considerations and early management for total knee arthroplasty; indications and rehabilitation for total ankle replacement and alternative lower extremity procedures; evidence-based rehabilitation protocols across recovery phases; recognition and risk management of common complications; care coordination and discharge planning across acute care, inpatient rehab, SNF, home health, and outpatient settings; considerations for obesity, bilateral replacements, and revision arthroplasty; and interdisciplinary team management. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on infection control and patient safety in rehabilitation settings, covering the chain of infection; standard precautions including hand hygiene and personal protective equipment; contact, droplet, and airborne transmission-based precautions; healthcare-associated infections including MRSA, C. difficile, VRE, and CRE; environmental decontamination, equipment cleaning, and disinfection; OSHA standards for sharps safety and bloodborne pathogen exposure; respiratory infection considerations including influenza, COVID-19, and tuberculosis; wound infection recognition and management; antibiotic stewardship and resistant organisms; patient safety culture, incident reporting, and root cause analysis; facility-specific protocols across SNF, home health, and outpatient; and emergency preparedness and outbreak management. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
A 3 CCU course on post-surgical rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise prescription, covering the stages of tissue healing and surgical repair; prehabilitation principles and evidence-based pre-operative interventions; a four-phase post-operative progression from acute management through subacute rehabilitation, progressive strengthening and neuromuscular re-education, and functional return; evidence-based protocols for total knee arthroplasty, total hip arthroplasty with precautions, rotator cuff repair, and shoulder arthroplasty; rehabilitation for spinal surgery including laminectomy, fusion, and discectomy; therapeutic exercise prescription parameters for intensity, volume, frequency, and progression; and selection of outcome measures and return-to-function criteria to guide treatment and discharge. Includes a graded, 20-question post-course assessment; a score of 70% or higher is required to earn CCUs and generate a certificate of completion. Unlimited retakes.
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