Complete your Florida Physical Therapy online continuing education requirements in one convenient 12-hour CEU package. The included courses cover various topics that fulfill state requirements for licensed Physical Therapists (PT) and Physical Therapy Assistants (PTA). In addition, this package provides learners with a convenient option to take as many or few courses as needed to satisfy their remaining CE requirements for no additional cost. This package is perfect for the busy professional looking for quality continuing education in a simple format that offers all the courses they need and none of what they don't.
All courses included in this bundle are individually accredited by the Florida State Board for Physical Therapy, a benefit to you, meaning you'll get continuing education credit for each completed course without having to complete the entire package. This bundle of courses covers a variety of topics that fulfills the 12-hour online continuing education portion of the total 24-hour required CEUs for Physical Therapists (PT) and Physical Therapy Assistants (PTA).
Satiate your thirst for learning with the perfect Physical Therapy continuing education package for Florida practitioners. Courses included in this package are "HIV and AIDS - Florida Regulations" to meet the Florida 1-hour HIV/AIDS first license renewal requirement and "Preventing Medical Errors: The Role of the Physical Therapist" to meet the Florida 2-hour Prevention of Medical Errors requirement.
- Creating Dementia-Friendly Environments in the Home
- Foundations for Shoulder Rehab: Anatomy, Common Impairments, and Treatment Approaches
- Group Therapy: Guidelines and Implementation
- Healthy Aging: Physical, Cognitive, and Psychosocial Changes
- HIV and AIDS for FL Healthcare Professionals
- Low Back Pain: Physical Therapy Evaluation and Treatment
- Osteoporosis: An Overview
- Preventing Medical Errors: The Role of Physical Therapists and Assistants
- Rheumatoid Arthritis: Overview for Physical Therapists
- Therapy Delivery Models: Individual, Group, Concurrent, and Co-Treatment