Details
Canine I reviews the regulatory issues involved in this field of practice from the perspective of physical therapists and veterinarians. The response of tissues to disuse and remobilization will be covered and clinically applied to the science of veterinary rehabilitation. An overview of basic comparative anatomy will be reviewed, as well as commonly seen orthopedic and neurological conditions and commonly used therapeutic interventions. Collaboration between the veterinary and physical therapy professions will be emphasized to enhance the learning experience. How to get started in the field and protocol development will be reviewed.
Available for purchase from UTVetCE.com along with all CCRP courses!
You will be redirected to this site to purchase and take the course.
Additional Information
Instructor(s) | Dr. Darryl Millis |
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Learning Objectives |
To educate professionals who share a common interest in helping animals recover from illness and/or injury, and to help animals to live life to the fullest with minimal pain and discomfort. |
Additional Recommended Courses |
Participant must be a Veterinarian, Veterinary Technician, Physical Therapist, Physical Therapist Assistant, Occupational Therapist or an actively enrolled student in one these fields. This course is mandatory for Veterinarians, Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Veterinary Technicians, Occupational Therapists and actively enrolled students in these fields. |
Details |
CCRP Program DescriptionAvailable for purchase from UTVetCE.com along with all CCRP courses! This program is a sequence of postgraduate courses for veterinarians, physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and veterinary technicians or students of these professions, followed by a supervised clinical experience and a cumulative examination. The courses are designed to guide the practitioner through the theoretical foundations to the clinical applications of canine rehabilitation. This program begins with separate curricula for veterinary and physical therapy professionals and ends with these professions joining together for their final courses to best meet the needs of the participants. Canine ICanine I reviews the regulatory issues involved in this field of practice from the perspective of physical therapists and veterinarians. The response of tissues to disuse and remobilization will be covered and clinically applied to the science of veterinary rehabilitation. An overview of basic comparative anatomy will be reviewed, as well as commonly seen orthopedic and neurological conditions and commonly used therapeutic interventions. Collaboration between the veterinary and physical therapy professions will be emphasized to enhance the learning experience. How to get started in the field and protocol development will be reviewed. Physical therapy is the application of non-invasive techniques to improve or restore function and quality of life in patients suffering from physical disability. Therapeutic lasers are a safe effective modality that reduces inflammation and promotes healing. This class will discuss benefits of implementing a multi-modal approach in physical rehabilitation with a special focus on therapeutic lasers. |
Agenda |
1. Why Physical Rehabilitation? |
Additional Info |
This course is offered by UTVetCE.com You will be directed to this site to purchase and take the course |
Certifications |
RACE Program Approval Program Number: 120-11414
Number of Hours of CE:
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Platform | Online |