(LMS-Burnout-Flourishing) This course explores the causes and dimensions of burnout, including common workplace factors that contribute to poor job-person fit. Participants will learn practical strategies to address burnout, improve well-being, and foster greater engagement and flourishing at work. (0.1 CEU / 1 contact hour)

(LMS-Team-PTAs) This self-paced course explores the roles, responsibilities, and collaborative relationship between physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs). Learn how communication, supervision, and teamwork support quality patient care and professional growth. (0.2 CEU / 2 contact hours)

(2026_Woodruff_Lecture) Tiffany Adams, PT, DPT, PhD, MBA, delivered the seventh Lynda D. Woodruff Lecture on June 18, 2026. ET. Her lecture titled, "Reclaiming the Soul of the Physical Therapy Profession: The Details That Define Us," is now available.

(Intro-ICF) This course introduces the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) as a foundational framework for understanding function and disability. Learners will explore its purpose, structure, and practical application to clinical reasoning, goals, interventions, and documentation. (0.3 CEU / 3 contact hours)

(VA_EPS) This webinar is an informative session on External Provider Scheduling (EPS) with VA.

(Ensora Health_AI_PT_2026) Across outpatient physical therapy practices, administrative demands continue to grow. Documentation requirements are more complex, staffing remains tight, scheduling is increasingly unpredictable, and expectations for timely access and clean billing have never been higher. As a result, many PTs and clinic leaders find that essential operational work extends well beyond clinic hours, contributing to fatigue, burnout, and operational inefficiencies.

(APTA-All-Member-Meeting) Register now for APTA’s Annual All-Member Meeting to hear directly from association leadership about the state of the profession and the work of your association. The meeting includes updates from the President and CEO, a financial overview, and a report from the Board of Directors on APTA’s strategic priorities to advance payment, empower members, and evolve practice.

(Gov_Affairs_Intro) ​ This course provides a practical introduction to physical therapy advocacy and the federal policymaking process. Participants will learn how a bill becomes a law, explore the fundamentals of legislative and regulatory advocacy, and understand how to engage in the notice of comment and rulemaking process. (0.1 CEU / 1 contact hour)

It’s a new year and with that, come regulatory and payment changes not only for Medicare, but also commercial insurers. This webinar will provide participants with regulatory and payment changes impacting physical therapy under original Medicare. The webinar will discuss the new remote therapeutic monitoring CPT codes that can be billed by physical therapists and physical therapist assistants. ICD-10 diagnosis code changes that went into effect on October 1, 2025, will be discussed. Finally, the webinar will discuss policy changes from Aetna, Anthem BCBS, Cigna, and Humana.

(Medicare_2_Series) This three-part series equips physical therapists with the essential knowledge and skills needed to successfully participate in, bill, and receive payment under Medicare Part B. Participants will learn how to navigate the enrollment process, understand the rules for delivering and documenting covered services, and understand the key factors that influence billing and payment. (0.3 CEU / 3 contact hours)