Upper Limb Rehabilitation for EPs (9CPDs)

Registered with ESSA for 9 CPDs

Course Details

100% online.
No time limit.
Approx 8-9 hours of coursework.
Assessment is multiple choice (no video).
CPDs and completion certificate delivered within 24 hours of completion.
Lifetime access to all coursework.
Registered with ESSA for 9CPDs

Course Curriculum

Approx 8-9 hours

Module 1 – Introduction to the Shoulder Joint

Gain a clear understanding of the shoulder’s role and structure, setting the foundation for why this joint is highly mobile yet prone to injury.

Module 2 – Shoulder Joint Anatomy

Explore the essential bones, ligaments, muscles, and tendons that support and drive shoulder movement.

Module 3 – Shoulder Joint Movement Patterns

Examine how the shoulder moves through different planes and learn to recognize dysfunctional or restricted patterns.

Module 4 – Common Shoulder Injuries

Review the most frequent shoulder issues, including rotator cuff tears, labrum injuries, and bursitis, and understand how they develop.

Module 5 – Assessing the Shoulder Joint

Learn practical assessment techniques—ROM checks, strength tests, special tests, and visual evaluations—to identify shoulder dysfunction.

Module 6 – Exercise Prescription for the Shoulder

Discover how to design safe, effective exercise programs for shoulder pain and dysfunction, supported by a real case study.

Module 7 – Introduction to the Neck Joint

Get oriented with the structure and function of the cervical spine to understand its unique demands.

Module 8 – Neck Movement Patterns

Analyze normal and abnormal neck movement patterns and how they relate to dysfunction.

Module 9 – Common Injuries of the Neck

Explore common cervical injuries and the factors that contribute to pain and mechanical issues.

Module 10 – Assessing the Neck Joint

Learn how to evaluate neck ROM, strength, and special test results to guide clinical decisions.

Module 11 – Exercise Prescription for the Neck

Build targeted programs for improving neck mobility, strength, and pain management through structured exercises and a case study.

Module 12 – Introduction to the Elbow Joint

Gain an overview of the elbow’s structure and biomechanical function to understand its role in upper-limb movement.

Module 13 – Elbow Joint Anatomy

Dive into the bones, ligaments, muscles, and tendons that stabilize and move the elbow.

Module 14 – Elbow Movement Patterns

Understand how the elbow moves and learn to recognize common movement compensations.

Module 15 – Common Injuries of the Elbow

Examine frequent elbow injuries—like tennis and golfer’s elbow—and how repetitive stress contributes to them.

Module 16 – Assessing the Elbow Joint

Develop competency in elbow assessments, including ROM testing, strength evaluation, and special tests.

Module 17 – Exercise Prescription for the Elbow Joint

Learn to build effective, progressive exercise programs to restore elbow function and reduce pain.

Module 18 – Neck + Shoulder Case Discussion

Apply everything you’ve learned to real case scenarios, integrating assessment findings with targeted exercise programming.

Delivery Method

Overview

The course is delivered 100% online and completely self-paced, giving you the flexibility to study around your own schedule.

Coursework

All coursework is completed through our interactive online learning platform. Content is delivered via video lectures with attached powerpoint slides. You can log in anytime, from anywhere, to work through the material.

Assessment

Assessment is a multiple-choice question exam with 20-30 multiple choice questions. An 80% pass mark is required and you have unlimited attempts.

Upper Limb Rehabilitation for EPs (9CPDs)

Registered with ESSA for 9CPDs

Total Value: $297

Click here to Register

FAQs - About the Course

Is this course accredited with ESSA?

This course is registered with ESSA with 9CPDs

Can I complete the course at my own pace?

Yes, all of our courses are designed to be self-paced, allowing you to complete them at a speed that suits your schedule.

How long does this course take to complete?

The course should take approximately 10 hours to complete.

What support is available if I have questions during the course?

We offer full support during your course through email and online forums. Our team of instructors is available to answer any questions you may have as you progress.

Can I revisit the course material after completion?

Yes, once you’ve completed the course, you’ll still have access to all the materials. This allows you to revisit and review the content whenever you need a refresher.

Can I ask for a refund if i'm not satisfied the course?

Yes, once you’ve completed the course, you’ll still have access to all the materials. This allows you to revisit and review the content whenever you need a refresher.

What kind of assessments are included in this course?

We offer a satisfaction guarantee. If you’re not satisfied with the course within the first 30 days of enrollment, you can request a full refund

What kind of assessments are included in this course?

The final assessment is a multiple choice questionnaire which should take approx 20-30mins to complete. If unsuccessful you can re attempt the course with no extra fee involved.

Is there any ongoing support after I complete the course?

Yes, once you’ve completed the course, you’ll still have access to the online forum. You can ask any questions in there.

Will I receive a certificate upon completion of the final exam?

Yes, on completion of the final exam you will be issued a certificate.

Do I need any prior knowledge before enrolling in these courses?

Assumed knowledge is that you are an Exercise Physiologist

Upper Limb Rehabilitation for EPs (9CPDs)

Registered with ESSA for 9CPDs

Total Value: $297

Click here to Register

About The Presenters

Mark Spencer

Exercise Physiologist

Mark is a passionate Exercise Physiologist who graduated from the University of New England. Mark loves helping people overcome their barriers and get back to doing what they love. He is passionate about helping people recover from musculoskeletal injuries such as shoulder, knee and back pain and prides himself on his ability to assess and create effective programs for his clients.

Mark is a firm believer that the injury or condition doesn’t make the person and he likes to get to know his clients and ensure that their rehabilitation experience is as enjoyable and interesting as possible.

Mark also enjoys educating the next generation of Exercise Physiologists and coordinates the supervision of University students completing their work placement with Hunter Rehab.