CEUs for Physical Therapists
CEUs for Occupational Therapists
OTs/OTAs
All Continuing Education Courses are Approved by the AOTA for CEUs for Occupational Therapists
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PTs/PTAs
All Continuing Education Courses are Approved CEUs for Physical Therapists by the:
- The NJ Board of Physical Therapy
- The NY Board of Physical Therapy
Some Courses approved by the Ohio Physical Therapy Association
All CEUs are offered live virtually and on-demand
Non-Clinical Continuing Education Courses
Innovative Continuing Education Courses
Let’s Get Ethical: Ethical Boundaries for PTs/OTs
2.5 Hours
Approved for CEUs by the AOTA #02517
Approved by the NJ Board of PT #2010-14
Approved by the Ohio Physical Therapy Association #21S2571
Approved by the NY Board of PT
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Preventing Burnout in Rehab: For Administrators and Clinicians
2 Hours
Approved for CEUs by the AOTA #03433
Approved by the NJ Board of PT #2112-70
Approved by the Ohio Physical Therapy Association #22S0442
Approved by the NY Board of PT
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The Science of Bedside Manner and Patient Satisfaction
2 Hours
Approved for CEUs by the AOTA #02047
Approved by the NJ Board of PT #2110-15
Approved by the Ohio Physical Therapy Association #21S2565
Approved by the NY Board of PT
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Emotional Intelligence in Healthcare: Improve Your Leadership and Communication Skills
2 Hours
Approved for CEUs by the AOTA #04142
Approved by the NJ Board of PT #2022-125
Approved by the NY Board of PT
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Our ethics course for physical therapists and ethics course for occupational therapists is unique in that it takes a moral psychology approach to resolving ethical dilemmas in physical and occupational therapy practice. According to moral psychology, people make ethical decisions based on intuition first and reasoning second. As a result, there are many potential perspectives on how to resolve grey ethical situations. Another principle of moral psychology is that morality binds and blinds. Morality connects people to one another, but it also blinds people to seeing the morality in others. The goal of our ethics course is to open up physical therapists and occupational therapists’ minds to the possibility of other perspectives in resolving ethical dilemmas.
Ethics Course Learning Objectives
An Approved Ethics Course for Physical Therapists
An Approved Ethics Course for Occupational Therapists
- Define ethics and the Code of Ethics of the APTA/AOTA to practice in a more ethical manner
- Analyze the boundaries of ethical principles for PTs/OTs in to resolve ethical dilemmas in practice
- Apply the APTA ethical principles to rehab as evidenced through answering case study questions
- Apply the AOTA ethical principles to rehab as evidenced through answering case study questions
Continuing Education Courses for Physical Therapists
Continuing Education Courses for Occupational Therapists
Our continuing education courses have received amazing feedback from participants. All our continuing education courses are innovative and share psychological concepts with rehab professionals. Below are some of the reviews left on our ethics course for physical therapists and occupational therapists.