Pediatric Rehabilitation CE
Small patients need specialized skills.
Working with pediatric patients requires clinicians to consider growth, development, daily activities, and family goals alongside the condition being treated. Rehab Education’s pediatric continuing education courses provide practical instruction for therapists addressing upper-extremity conditions in children.
Practical education for pediatric practice
These courses are designed to help occupational and physical therapy professionals strengthen their clinical reasoning and apply treatment concepts in practice. Course topics include pediatric orthotic intervention, musculoskeletal conditions, and tendon injuries.
Participants can explore approaches that support:
- Clinical decision-making for pediatric upper-extremity conditions
- Orthotic selection, fabrication, and application
- Treatment planning that considers growth and development
- Practical application of course concepts
Explore Pediatric Rehabilitation Courses
Brachial Plexus Birth Injuries: Improving Functional Outcomes from Infancy through Adolescence
7.5 CE Level: Beginner/Interm.
Live Interactive Webinar
Pediatric Hand Therapy and Orthotic Intervention for Musculoskeletal Conditions
15.5 CE Level: Interm.
Hybrid Online Course
Therapeutic Management of Flexor Tendon Injuries in Pediatric Patients
5 CE Level: Interm.
Hybrid Online Course



