As part of our commitment to excellence in education, research, and service, the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Duke provides continuing education opportunities for physical therapists around the country and the world.
With the increasing numbers of individuals being vaccinated and the easing of travel and meeting restrictions, we have begun planning for the course “Vestibular Rehabilitation: A Competency-Based Course”. We have tentative dates set for the course at the Emory Conference Center and Hotel in Atlanta. We are hoping to hold the course from April 25 – 30, 2022. As we have just set those dates, we do not yet have the details (costs) established. Once the dates are finalized, we will post that information on the website.
Please note that we do not maintain a mailing list or a pre-registration list for the course. All information on the course will be posted here, well in advance of registration actually opening. If you have specific questions that haven’t been answered here, please contact us at dptconed@dm.duke.edu.
Upcoming courses
Course Name: Vestibular Rehabilitation: A Competency-Based Course
Tentative Dates: April 25–30, 2022
Location: Emory Conference Center Hotel
Course Provider: Duke University DPT and the APTA
Register/Status: Information coming
Please note: All updates on the vestibular rehabilitation course(s) will be posted on this page. Notification of registration will be posted well in advance of the registration opening.
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