“Thank you again, for
a fantastic course — the three modules were the best
CE I have ever received."
–Robyn Rodgers, DVM,
Vermilion, Alberta, Canada
“This is my third
CRI course. All three have been so informative
and incredibly well put together. As a whole,
you have phenomenal lecturers / instructors
and TA’s. This has been the best CE
I have ever been to ... and to be honest,
better than the majority of my classes in
vet school. Awesome program! Really creates
enthusiasm in newbies like me. I am SO excited
to do my internship and to start practicing.
Thank you all SO much!"
–Jennifer Remensperger, DVM,
Davis, California, |
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The Canine Rehabilitation Therapist Certification is offered to Veterinarians and Physical Therapists.
CCRT candidates learn:
- Canine anatomy and physiology
- Conditions and injuries commonly referred for rehabilitation
- Physical therapy assessment techniques
- Manual therapy
- Physical modalities and therapeutic exercise
- The business of canine rehabilitation
Please
note: After lengthy
discussions with the CRI faculty and listening
to the feedback from our graduates, we have made
changes to our course curriculum to better accommodate
the needs of our students. The most notable change
is our decision to require attendance in the
Canine
Neurological Rehabilitation course for
veterinarians and physical therapists pursuing
the CCRT. We encourage all veterinarians and
physical therapists to attend both Canine
Neurological Rehabilitation and Canine
Sports Medicine, and
we recognize that some of our students have registered
for the Canine Sports Medicine course with the
understanding that it is a valid route to the
CCRT. We will honor these registrations, simply
encouraging all CCRT candidates to complete the
Canine Neurological Rehabilitation course at
their earliest convenience.
For any CCRT candidate
registering for courses after January 1, 2012,
the new required route will be: Introduction
to Canine Rehabilitation, The
Canine Rehabilitation Therapist, and Canine
Neurological Rehabilitation. The three courses
must be taken in this order.
Once CCRT candidates
have taken the three courses required for certification
and successfully completed all exams, they participate
in a 40-hour internship at a CRI-approved practice
through the CRI
Internship Program. We believe that an
internship provides “real
life” experience — an integral
part of the training of the best practitioners.
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