Pelvic Health
Physical Therapy Level 3
Hybrid
HYBRID COURSE HOURS *Times are listed in Center Standard Time
Pre-Recorded: 7.5 Contact Hours (watch pre-recorded lectures prior to attending the live days)
Live Webinar Day 1: 7:45 AM – 4:30pm CST (8.25 Contact Hours)
Live Webinar Day 2: 8:00am-3:30pm CST (7.25 Contact Hours)
Total Contact Hours: 23 Hours
Course Eligibility
This course is open to Licensed Physical Therapists, 2nd/3rd year Physical Therapy Students and Physical Therapist Assistants. No exceptions will be made.
Assignments
Pre-readings will be provided electronically to course participants for completion prior to the course. An electronic lecture manual will be provided in the online Learning Center along with the post-course final exam, survey and a Course Completion Certificate.
SATURDAY-SUNDAY
Academy Member: $775
Non-Member: $875
𝗦𝗮𝘃𝗲 $𝟭𝟬𝟬 by registering BEFORE September 24, 2020
SATURDAY-SUNDAY
Academy Member: $775
Non-Member: $875
𝗦𝗮𝘃𝗲 $𝟭𝟬𝟬 by registering BEFORE October 5, 2020
Did you already register for a course? Visit the Learning Center to access your pre-readings, manual, discussions and your final exam.
Prerequisites
Successful completion of Pelvic Level Physical Therapy Level 1 and the two Level 2 courses: Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Level 2 Bowel Dysfunction AND the Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Level 2 Pelvic Pain are required prerequisites for this course. Experience of 1 year or more in regularly managing patients with pelvic physical therapy, or working in a clinic with other experienced pelvic physical therapists, is strongly recommended prior to attending this course; lack of experience may greatly inhibit participant comprehension and attainment of skills during the course. If you have taken a similar or equivalent coursework to our PH1 and PH2 courses as a pre-requisites through another organization, the coursework you have taken must include both vaginal and rectal assessments. Please note that you must complete all coursework through Section on Women’s Health to be eligible for the optional CAPP (Certificate of Achievement in Physical Therapy program). For more information about CAPP, please visit our CAPP web site.
What you will accomplish during this course.
Examination/Evaluation
Diagnosis/Prognosis
Intervention
English Language Proficiency
If you are a foreign-educated physical therapist, you will need to pass the TOEFL(Test of English as a Foreign Language) and meet the score requirements. There are some exemptions to the TOEFL requirement for individuals who are exempt under the USCIS regulations. TOEFL scores must be reported directly to APHPT for the purposes of determining eligibility for course attendance. The minimum TOEFL scores we require are the following: Reading: 21; Listening: 18; Writing: 24; Speaking: 26.