Hand therapy is a very specialized and very challenging field of practice for therapy practitioners that is often challenging to break into. Pass rates to become a certified hand therapist often hangs around 50-60 percent, one of the lowest of therapy advanced certifications.
The need for structured learning in hand therapy exists in two areas:
1) The need for advanced learning in preparation to take the Hand Therapy Certification Examination
2) The need for a basic understanding for therapists who treat hand, wrist, and elbow diagnoses occasionally, but do not require or desire the advanced education to become a certified hand therapist.
Presenter: Jenna Thacker
Date: November 15, 2022
Time: 7:30 PM CDT
