Registrant's must complete all of the courses in the track before they are eligible to sit for the CIMT certification. There are no restrictions on how quickly you must complete the courses or how quickly you can take the Synthesis course after you complete the final course required, however we encourage you to make sure that you have had sufficient time to gain a working knowledge of the techniques before sitting for the certification.
 

CIMT Track

Mobilization of the Cervical & Thoracic Spine & Ribs

Treatment of the Lumbar Complex

The Basics of Sacroiliac Mobilization

Comprehensive Treatment of the Shoulder

Comprehensive Treatment of the Knee

Comprehensive Treatment of the Foot and Ankle

Treatment of Common Extremity Dysfunction Through Mobilization

Who can become a CIMT?

Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, and Occupational Therapists are eligible to become CIMT's.

Course Details

The Synthesis course will be a four day course that will have pre-assigned readings and study materials and will integrate all of the program courses together. The course will also add in advanced techniques in all areas, "connect the dots" of the material from each course and help shape your thinking about treating dysfunction. The final day of this course will be a comprehensive written, oral, and lab examination which, if passed, will allow a person to become a Certified Integrated Manual Therapist.