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— College of Allied Health Professions — Academics — Our Programs — Physical Therapy — Continuing Education — Advanced Clinical Anatomy

Advanced Clinical Anatomy

anatomy lab with skeleton models

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Tuesday, May 6, 2025 | Kearney Campus

The Physical Therapy Program is offering elective courses this Spring as part of our DPT curriculum, and we are excited to open the remaining available spots to clinicians who are interested.

Course Description

One-day course for physical therapists to provide a comprehensive review of the anatomy of the upper and lower limbs. Faculty will demonstrate limb regional anatomy. Following, participants will explore structure on embalmed cadavers and discuss the anatomical and kinesiologic basis of normal and abnormal function in the context of rehabilitation. The course will conclude with a quiz.

Course Instructors

Leslie Glimer, PhD
Other TBA

Cost

$200 for clinical sites and alumni ($300 regular price)

Space is limited.

Schedule and registration are coming soon.