Upcoming Webinars

Jan
19
Selecting the Appropriate Transfer
Transfers are a hard topic, so it's easy to understand why this is one of our most popular webinars so make sure you attend!
During this webinar we will show you an easy to use flowchart to help you determine which transfer you should use. We guarantee you will leave this webinar feeling more prepared for these types of questions.
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Feb
13
Spinal Cord Injuries - What You Need to Study
We'll cover various SCI topics that you'll need to study in order to be successful on the CPTE.
This webinar will be taught by PT Exam Prep's Erin Reeds, who is a neuro guru! She will be reviewing tips for the CPTE, including a list of must know SCI study topics.
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Feb
23
Mini Mock Exam (Written Section of the CPTE)
This webinar is focused on the Written Section of the CPTE.
During this session, we'll go through a series of enhanced multiple-choice questions style questions just like you'll find on the Written Section of the CPTE and review the best answer for each question. This webinar is a great self assessment tool to see how well your preparation is going.
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Mar
1
6 Things You Need to Know to Pass the CPTE
Learn strategies to help you succeed on the CPTE.
During this session, we'll cover six key things you need to know to pass the CPTE, which includes what topics study, how to test your knowledge, and other key tips and tricks.
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Mar
18
Joint Mobilizations for the CPTE
This webinar is for students preparing for the Oral and Written sections of the CPTE.
During this webinar, we will teach you PT Exam Prep's framework for passing these difficult questions and go over contraindications, treatment parameters, and several practice scenarios.
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Apr
7
Navigating Red Flag Scenarios on the CPTE
During this session, we will discuss important safety considerations for both for the oral and written sections of the CPTE.
To help you prep for this session we encourage you to review subjective history taking, treatment plans and goals for post-surgical patients and safe mobilization principles.
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