Equine I: Introduction to Equine Rehabilitation

Module Description:

This is an introduction to the CERP Certification course. You may choose to enroll in the certification course which will include: A review of the the regulatory issues involved in this field of practice from the perspective of physical therapists and veterinarians. Basic equine anatomy, gait analysis, conformation, lameness evaluation and neurologic examination will be reviewed. Collaboration between the veterinary and physical therapy professions will be emphasized to enhance the learning experience

It will also train the participant in the use of selected physical agent modalities used in equine physical rehabilitation. The following physical agents will be covered: superficial heating and cooling agents, manual therapies, electrical therapies (for example: electrical stimulation), mechanical therapies (for example: therapeutic ultrasound, shock wave therapy), therapeutic exercise, pain relief and external coaptation.

Course Length: 1.0 hour

Presented by:

Steve Adair, MS, DVM, DACVS, DACVSMR
CERP Program Director and Core Instructor

CERP Program Description:

The Academic CERP Program is the premier approach to lifelong learning for those who have dedicated themselves to bettering the lives of animals.

The exclusive academic package includes the full CERP education program and lifelong academic membership which provides free webinars, individual and group coaching, individual sponsorship conditions, and much more!

When you enroll you will benefit from The University of Tennessee’s and The Veterinary Academy of Higher Learning’s commitment to excellence. We will support your optimal learning experience and implementation of highest standard of care in your rehabilitation practice.. Your interest and commitment to becoming a specialist in this field will be enhanced as you enjoy the in-depth, intensive training through in-person clinical sessions and online, on-demand didactic sessions.

Register to Receive a Certificate!

Register for the Free 1-Hour Module “Equine I: Introduction to Equine Rehabilitation” to receive a certificate.

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