Physical Therapist CEU Course on Nutrition in North Carolina
If you are at PT in North Carolina who is looking for a CEU course in Nutrition to help take your PT practice to the next level; you've come to the right place. Our 3 courses offer 9 hours of Continuing Competency Credits (CEUs) and are approved for PTs in North Carolina.
Nutrition Course: Physical Therapy CEU Course for PTs in North Carolina
Each of our courses will provide 3 CE credits (CEHs) for PTs and PTAs approved by the Florida Physical Therapy Association (FPTA) and with acceptance also in North Carolina.
In fact, as of Jan 2022, our courses have reciprocal acceptance with 44 States!
Join the other PTs in North Carolina who have taken Our Online CEH / CEU Courses
Explore our nutrition and physical therapy ceu courses. Our expert team offers you online courses in nutrition, which you can take at your own pace.
Course I: Introduction to Nutrition
(3 Credits)
Want to learn more about nutrition and need the basics to help guide your patients to making good, healthy choices that will improve their quality of life and outcomes?
Course II: Nutrition Assessment/ Prescription (3 Credits)
Being able to assess a patient's diet and make concrete recommendations can make the difference in a person's life. Nutrition services can also be a major booster to your bottom line.
Course III: Specialized Nutrition for PTs
(3 Credits)
Emerging research on the gut biome, inflammation, allergies, and supplementation will be covered. This course will also cover diet topics spanning the lifespan with a focus on pediatrics and older adults.
Nutritional Physical Therapy 3 Course Bundle
Save a bundle. Save over $60 by purchasing all 3 of our online, board-approved, continuing education courses for $239.00. The online ceu course bundle includes Course I: Introduction to Nutrition, Course II: Nutrition Assessment / Prescription, and Course III: Specialized Nutrition for PTs.
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As a PT, Can You Offer Nutrition Advice in North Carolina?
Anyone can perform nutrition counseling on their own, and the APTA House of Delegates (HOD) recently passed a measure stating that PTs can and should provide nutritional counseling within their scope of training and education. But what about your state specifics?
- Although there is no legal opposition to individuals performing nutrition counseling on their own, insurance limitations regarding reimbursement eligibility may apply.
- The answer to whether anyone can perform nutrition counseling on their own remains yes, however only an RD (Registered Dietitian) is accredited and authorized to be recognized by the US Government as performing services that are eligible for reimbursement under the current health care laws.
- Unless an individual is licensed (or exempt in some cases), that individual cannot legally perform specific nutrition counseling. Additional licenses are available for nutritionists not interested in becoming an RD.
- Unless an individual is licensed (or exempt in some cases), that individual cannot legally perform specific nutrition counseling. The fact remains that unless one becomes licensed as an RD, they would remain ineligible.
What Does This Mean for You? Check out one of our most popular blogs on this topic: Can PTs Give Nutrition Advice. Learn about what the APTA says on this topic as well as the different types of nutrition counseling and what they mean for you.
Sandy M., PT
"I have wanted to better serve my patients by expanding my knowledge of nutrition and PT and now I have the confidence and educational resources to do just that."
Peter P., PT
"I have foud this course to be a lot of knowledge, informative and immediately applicable to my practice"
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-Dr. Erson Religioso, DPT, PT, FAAOMPT (Modern Manual Therapy)
