• Define how to implement the most comprehensive return-to-work rehab program
• Explain how to generate increased workers’ compensation rehab referrals, work conditioning referrals, and increased revenue
• Produce evidence-based, valid, and reliable return-to-work testing
• Differentiate between return-to-work testing, work hardening/conditioning, and FCEs
• Produce an actual FCE and specialty workers’ compensation progress note
• Show how to become a return-to-work specialty practice
• Implement this innovative and profitable approach in any practice
• Verbalize strategies taught to generate more revenue evaluating and treating workers’ comp patients
• Illustrate how to implement our return-to-work rehab philosophy
• List principles of return-to-work rehab and documentation
• Apply to become a Certified Functional Capacity Evaluator by obtaining a CFCE Certification
• Apply to become a Certified Industrial Rehab Specialist by obtaining a CIRS Certification

• Functional Capacity Evaluation

• Weigh various types of FCEs requested by referrals
• Determine consistency of effort and reliability of pain results
• Perform FCE musculoskeletal testing and impairment rating
• Determine return-to-work ability during FCE performance
• Evaluate non-material handling and upper extremity testing
• Classify occasional, frequent, and constant material handling
• Consider climbing, balance, sitting, and standing testing

• Workers’ Compensation Progress Notes and Discharge Summaries

• Apply our progress notes and turn your practice into a return-to-work specialty clinic
• Apply skills learned through hands on implementation of these popular notes

• Work Hardening/Conditioning Evaluation and Treatment

• Double your referrals and learn the latest rehab techniques including evaluation, treatment planning, and daily patient progression

• Physical Therapists
• Physical Therapist Assistants
• Occupational Therapists
• Occupational Therapist Assistants
• Athletic Trainers
• Exercise Physiologists
• Chiropractors
• Medical Doctors
• Kinesiologists
• Physicians
• Allied Health Professionals

• Introductory
• No pre-requisites required
• 15:1student to instructor ratio

• Category 1: Domain of OT – Work
• 21.5 hours (3 days)
• 2.1 AOTA CEUs

• Participation in the full three days of training
• Performance and critique of a full functional capacity evaluation
• Performance of a workers’ compensation progress note and discharge summary
• Completion of course quiz with a score of 80% or better in all course formats

Day One:

• Learn, discuss, and conceptualize our innovative approach to treating the injured worker including how to significantly increase referrals
• Outline and illustrate industrial rehab definitions/foundation and gain a general knowledge of this specialized field
• Compose and practice proper industrial rehab documentation
• Determine and calculate sitting/standing tolerance for eight hours and use this data to determine return-to-work recommendations
• Choose various evidence-based criteria for determining if your client put forth full effort during testing and if their pain reports can be consider reliable

Day Two:

• Demonstrate and perform grip, pinch, fine motor, and gross motor coordination, evidence-based consistency of effort, and determining ability
• Administer, evaluate, and implement various job simulation testing to increase your tests overall validity
• Determine, perform, and calculate maximal/safe frequent lifting abilities as well as RPE vs. Heart Rate
• Perform a full functional capacity evaluation

Day Three:

• Introduction to Functional Progress Notes and Functional Discharge Summary and how they will increase your work comp/work conditioning patients
• Learn how to design treatment plans, progress your patients on a day-to-day basis, bill and increase patient volume/revenue
• Learn how to set up a treatment plan, establish goals, and progress a patient based on a case study

We are an approved provider of continuing education by the American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc. The assignment of AOTA CEUs does not imply endorsement of specific course content, products, or clinical procedures by AOTA. Approved provider status demonstrates our commitment to meeting established AOTA criteria and guidelines for the development and delivery of quality education activities. Organizations that are AOTA Approved Providers have demonstrated a strong commitment in meeting the needs of occupational therapists and assistants in regards to ongoing learning and professional development.

We are recognized by the Board of Certification, Inc. to offer training courses to certified athletic trainers. Every course we offer is approved for continuing education units (CEUs) as defined by the BOC for certified athletic trainers. Our BOC approved provider number is P3880.

For your convenience, we have obtained physical therapy approval in many of the 50 states. If your state does not have approval at the time of your course purchase, we will get approval in your state for your chosen course. Please contact us for a full and current list of approved states!