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DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONContinuing Professional EducationClinical Orthopaedic ResidencyOrthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy FellowshipCONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (CPE)CertificationsManual Therapy Certification (MTC)Primary Care Certification (PCC)Sports Physical Therapy Certification (STC)Cranio-mandibular Head, Neck, and Facial Pain (CFC)GeneralThe University was founded on what was to become the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciencesby conducting continuing professional education seminars in 1966. Admission to continuing professionaleducation seminars is open to all appropriately licensed health care professionals.While the University supports clinical specialization, it also supports cross-disciplinary and multi-skilledpractices. The University offers its seminars to multiple professionals - provided their education andlicensure enable them to use the instruction provided.While every effort is made to allow therapists to attend any seminar of their choosing, certain advancedseminars require prerequisite seminars. Additionally, seminars are structured to be integrated withspecialty certifications, transitional and post-professional advanced degree programs. The Universityreserves the right to restrict attendance to only those professionals whom it determines have appropriatequalifications. Health practitioners other than physical and occupational therapists (e.g., MDs, PTAs,COTAs) may attend selected seminars, provided their license enables them to practice the content of theseminar. Professional licensure required for specific seminars is published elsewhere in this catalog and inseminar brochures.Continuing education seminars may be taken in a series toward a clinical certification. The Universityhas long held that continuing education should be structured toward a meaningful goal. Thus, in 1981,when a group of therapists who had taken manual therapy courses from the school asked to be examined,the faculty agreed and Certification began.Certification programs offer a series of seminars, which culminate in a comprehensive examination(written, oral and practical testing to define competency in the selected clinical area). Certifications are anintegral part of the University’s transitional and post-professional degrees.Certification Preparation and Exam is a six-day process which provides a review and update of thecontent of each prerequisite seminar. The objective is the safe application and interpretation of advancedclinical skills. Results are confidential. Only the names of those who pass are published. Some attend theweek purely for the value of review. Some attend more than twice before taking the exams. Those whofail to satisfactorily complete all of the components of the Certification process may be re-tested.Seminars leading to Certification may be taken for either CEUs or toward graduate credit. Graduate creditis earned by completing distance education coursework after attending the seminars. CEUs are awardedfor seminar course attendance unless students enroll for graduate credit. CEUs are invalid once studentsenroll in the distance education portion of the seminar course for academic credit. This policy is disclosed120
on continuing education certificates. If all of the seminars leading to Certification are taken for graduatecredit, 17 - 19 hours are awarded toward an advanced degree (varies by specialty track).Certification WeekA candidate may apply to take the Certification Preparation and Examination Week provided he/she haseither taken or will have taken all the prerequisite seminars for the chosen Certification prior to theCertification Week.NOTE: Early registration is encouraged, as waiting lists often develop. The special refund policy forCertifications is designed to discourage late withdrawal.PublicationAfter successful completion of Certification, the therapist gives permission for his/her name to be addedto our Certification Graduate List. This list is made freely available to professional colleagues and forreferrals and is a highly regarded resource. The list is on our website www.usa.edu.CERTIFICATION CURRICULAAll seminars in bold face type are offered by the University of St. Augustine. Call (800) 241-1027 toregister for these seminars or visit the University’s website at www.usa.edu.The S1 and E1 seminars are requirements for most Certifications and do not have to be repeated whenobtaining more than one Certification. Each Certification is summarized below, along with who mayattend, applicable CEUs and seminar tuition amounts (additional tuition charges are applied if seminar istaken for graduate credit).There are additional Certification track credit requirements for transitional degree students. TheFoundations of Clinical Orthopaedics (FCO) (2 credits) is highly recommended for all degree seekingstudents.Manual Therapy Certification (MTC)Seminars Who Attends CEU TuitionIntro. to Spinal Evaluation and Manipulation (S1) PT 3.5 $895Extremity Evaluation and Manipulation (E1) PT/OT 3.0 $745Extremity Integration (E2) PT 2.1 $595Myofascial Manipulation (MF1) PT 2.0 $595Advanced Pelvis Lumbar and Thoracic Spine (S2) PT 2.1 $595Advanced Cervical and Upper Thoracic Spine (S3) PT 2.7 $795Functional Analysis: Lumbo-Pelvic-Hip Complex (S4) PT 1.5 $545Certification in Manual Therapy (MTC) PT 3.2 $995Totals 20.1Primary Care Certification (PCC)SeminarsIntro. to Spinal Evaluation and Manipulation (S1) PT 3.5 $895Extremity Evaluation and Manipulation (E1) PT/OT 3.0 $745Differential Diagnosis for the Therapist PT/OT 2.0 $595Pharmacology - Online PT/OT 2.0 $195Applied Musculoskeletal Imaging for Physical Therapists PT 2.1 $545Intro to Primary Care PT/OT .8 $245Certification in Primary Care (PCC) PT 3.2 $995Totals 16.6121
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In 1996, the Institute of Occupatio
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SUMMER 2012 TRIMESTERApril 30Intern
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BOARD OF TRUSTEESMr. Joseph Taylor,
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TUITION AND FEESThe University of S
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TRIMESTER IXTrimester HoursPHT 5824
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Mission StatementThe mission of the
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TRANSITIONAL DOCTOR OF OCCUPATIONAL
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