Climb To The Next Peak In Your Career With EIM's Certification Programs
The Objective
EIM Certifications provide post-professional training for physical therapists and are designed to advance the physical therapist as a provider of patient care in a specific area. You will be learning from world class faculty from a variety of the best academic programs and clinical practices in the country. EIM offers Certification in the following areas:
The Experience
90% of EIM's Certifications happen wherever you happen to be. Certification consists of an intensive combination of didactic, collaborative and clinical education experiences using a blend of distance learning, on-line courses, and weekend intensive on-site courses. The weekend intensive on-site courses occur at EIM Network Partners and academic centers located in key geographic areas around the country, providing easy access via automobile and air travel with suitable hotel accommodations in the immediate vicinity.
The Outcome
EIM's Certifications are designed so that you will:
- Improve knowledge of current evidence in preparation for Orthopaedic Board Certification.
- Become a certified, highly skilled, autonomous practitioner with advanced clinical competency in the area of focus of the Certification Program you choose.
- Make evidence-based practice an immediate reality in your clinical practice.
- Enhance your critical thinking and psychomotor skills to improve decision-making and outcomes of care.
- Have the opportunity to use your Certification credit hours toward an EIM Residency or Fellowship program, should you decide to do so down the road.
Certification Registration
Registration for any of the weekend courses listed on the EIM website does not enroll you in or apply to a given certification. If intending to register for a course within a certification track, you MUST contact Donna@eimpt.com to enroll. Current 2011-2012 registration deadlines for the following courses in the Certification are:
- Management of Cervical Thoracic Disorders - June 28, 2012
- Management of Upper Extremity Disorders - August 20, 2011 and August 20, 2012
- Management of Lower Extremity Disorders - January 2, 2012
- Management of Lumbopelvic Disorders - April 29, 2012
