Vestibular Practice in the Emergency Department

A Hands-On Learning of Examination & Evaluation of the Dizzy Patient in the Emergency Department

This course prepares you to manage the dizzy patient in the Emergency Department as a physical therapist.

Are you struggling with your examination, evaluation, and intervention skills with your patients with dizziness in the Emergency Department? Let’s fix that.

Join us for a 1-day in-person course to solve the mystery of dizziness in the ED. This all day lab/lecture course will be held at Pikes Peak Community College in beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Course Logistics

Location – Pikes Peak Community College, Colorado Springs, CO

Date – Saturday April 6, 2024

Time – 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Cost – $350.00

Course Objectives

  • Describe the epidemiology and medical assessment for non-vestibular dizziness in a typical emergency department.
  • Recognize efficient examination components for differential diagnosis in patients with possible vestibular pathology as the root cause of dizziness presenting to the emergency department.
  • Identify evidence-based vestibular treatment and patient education strategies suited to the emergency department and acute care settings.
  • Characterize a multidisciplinary approach to medical team collaboration and education along with proper referral patterns for post-emergency department patient care for patients with vestibular dizziness.

Your Speakers

Dr. Rebekah Griffith, Founder of the ED DPT & Rebekah Griffith Physical Therapy LLC

Dr. Helena Esmonde, co-founder of Vestibular First.

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