Professions
Continuing Education for Rehabilitation Professionals
The useful course depends on the license you hold and the work you do in the visit. These paths separate those roles.
Why a path is more useful than a single course
Picking a course because the hours match a renewal date meets a deadline. A path is different. This program moves from foundations, to assessment, to specialized topics. Assistants and athletic trainers use that same curriculum with a narrower role: reinforce, report, and refer.
Dr. Sean Wells built the courses for rehabilitation clinicians rather than for dietitians. The aim is general education inside a therapy plan, plus a clear point where a registered dietitian takes over.
Stay inside the license
The courses do not train anyone to act as a dietitian. Physical therapy approval records do not transfer automatically to occupational therapy or athletic training boards. AOTA Approved Provider status and BOC Approved Provider status are not claimed.
Related resources
Physical therapists
Evaluation, education, and the state directory.
Physical therapist assistants
Implementing the plan and reporting intake barriers.
Occupational therapists
Routines and occupations. Not an AOTA approval.
Occupational therapy assistants
Not an AOTA approved course.
Athletic trainers
State license and BOC certification, kept separate.
Course catalog
Three courses, 4 CEUs each.
12-CEU bundle
$299. State check remains on this checkout.
CNPT®
The program credential after the three courses.
State approvals
Physical therapy course classifications.
Clinical guides
Screening, scope, protein, and documentation.
Choose the role, then the course
If you are unsure whether the hours count, start with the state directory or your own board. Do not start at checkout.