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Foundations of Practice – 6.75 hours
This series of lectures explore an overview of science and how it interacts with rehabilitation practice, interacting with our patients and the societies that they inhabit, and finally, biomechanics and interventions around movement and function. The content is presented in short lectures that cover both theory and application and can be viewed at the individual participant’s pace. The goal of the course is to provide an effective foundation for practice, whether the learner is a new graduate or an experienced clinician looking for a new way to think about how we approach our patients and the world that surrounds them.
Applying Science to Practice – 1.5 hours
This 90-minute course gives an overview on what science is and the current flaws in our understanding regarding how to apply it. Once we agree on how it’s supposed to work, this course will provide a template of how we can all do better – as researchers, as clinicians, and even as patients ourselves. The information is presented in an entertaining and patient centered format with a focus on using critical thinking to approach a better understanding of our world inside and outside the clinic.
Hip & Knee: Complex Understanding for Simple Solutions – 12 hours – Requires Applying Science to Practice as Prerequisite
This 12.0 hour course will include lecture and lab demonstration to explore the complexity of the hip and the knee. Topics including femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), acetabular labral and chondral injuries, tendinopathies in the region such as gluteal, psoas, and patellar, ligamentous injuries, meniscal tears, and patellofemoral pain (PFP) will be discussed. There will also be extensive exploration of postoperative management and return to play strategies for common procedures such as anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR), femoroplasty, and labral and meniscal repairs.
You can also take Just the Knee – 8.0 hours or Just the Hip – 6.0 hours
PT Inquest Sessions – Miscellaneous short sessions
These one hour sessions of the PT Inquest Podcast are available for continuing education credit.
These courses meet the standards for continuing education by most state physical therapy boards. Click the links above for details. Please contact your state board for details on their specific requirements.
The Science PT (BOC AP#: P3211) is approved by the Board of Certification, Inc. to provide continuing education to Athletic Trainers.