AOTA Approved Provider #3397
State Approval
THE FOLLOWING 33 STATES CURRENTLY RECOGNIZE AOTA APPROVED PROVIDERS SUCH AS OURSELVES:
Alaska, Arkansas, DC, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin
NBCOT® – PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Our courses satisfy NBCOT® Professional Development requirements. All 36 PDUs can be obtained from our courses.
BOARD/STATE ACCEPTED IN:
Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Nebraska, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming
NO STATE CE REQUIREMENTS:
Hawaii, Massachusetts, and New Jersey
Florida
Our courses are web-based live interactive and approved in the State of Florida as an Approved Provider
CE Broker Tracking # 50-9249
The following PT Boards accept courses provided by AOTA approved providers:
Arizona, District of Columbia, Rhode Island
We Report to CE Broker
We report to CE Broker for OT/OTAs in the state of Florida and Alabama. Georgia is a self-reporting state for OT/OTAs.
AOTA Requirements By State
AOTA provides a detailed reference chart for all the CE requirements by state: CLICK HERE
Our courses are approved by occupational therapy boards, associations or licensing agencies in many states. Board requirements are constantly changing and it is ultimately up to each therapist to determine approval in his/her state. Please visit your state board for additional details.
NBCOT® is a registered trademark of The National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy, Inc. and does not promote or endorse any specific courses, services or training.
Treatment2go is an AOTA approved provider ID #3397. The assignment of AOTA CEUs does not imply endorsement of specific course content, products, or clinical procedures by AOTA.
Shoulder Pathology: A Detailed Approach to Examination and Treatment:
Anonymous –
very good
Anonymous –
Very detailed and complete. The best CEU I have purchased so far.
How about more on Cervical Spine
Anonymous –
Paul Bonzani is a natural born professeur. He’s very clear. What’s nice about DVD’s is I can go back over which is what I intend to do. Great course!
Anonymous –
Best Course that I have taken!
Ellsa –
Great course. Thorough and engaging. I learned a ton and enjoyed the instructors sense of humor.
Brachial Plexus: Secrets of Treating TOS:
Anonymous –
I haven’t completed the course yet, however the instructor is very knowledgeable and I like the way she repeats key information numerous times. This helped me recall information as the the course moved along.
Peggy Langley –
Amazing course! I can’t say enough good things about it. Susan did a great job explaining the areas of TOS I was familiar in treating, but I learned many new facets such as the mirroring, greater motor imagery that can be used on this patient population. Thanks for a comprehensive course that nailed it!
Anonymous –
Very good course. Very good presentation.
Maggie Moraw OTR/L –
Great selection and very knowledgeable educators.
Basics and Beyond ® Shoulder:
Kris Nelson –
Just wanted to let you know I passed the CHT exam. I have no doubt that the online study materials and the purple book I purchased through you were instrumental in helping make it happen. Thank you very much for putting out such a good product.
Kris Nelson, MPT, CHT
CADAVER Shoulder/Brachial Plexus: A Spine Tingling Cadaver Dissection:
Anonymous –
Well done!
Bunnster –
Loved this class – WOW
Beverly Bass OTR/L CHT –
Susan,
I was very excited (and relieved!) to have passed. I definitely feel that the courses I took through EHT (Basics and Beyond, the cadaver courses, and Paul’s shoulder course) as well as the purple book were great resources and helped me to be successful. So, thank you for putting out such great information to help advance our profession!
Beverly
Cervical Spine Exam: The Physicians Approach To Differential Diagnosis:
Shirley Drier –
This was a good, basic look at cervical anatomy and evaluation. I have already used several aspects learned in the course in my daily practice. I would recommend it to either beginners as a learning tool or experienced therapists as a review.
Anonymous –
a manual would have been nice to go along with this
Leslye Leslie –
I am very pleased with all of the information presented in the course. I have purchased many titles from EHT, and I have never been disappointed.
Lori Rahaim –
This was a GREAT course and I would recommend it to my colleagues. It was easy to follow and the test questions were easy to find within the course delivery.
Carol Harm –
I learned / relearned some things that I knew but don’t use on a daily basis. It was a good review with some new things about evaluating the cervical spine.