Advanced Training for Rehabilitation Professionals. Evidence-informed continuing education taught by clinicians who treat patients every week in a five-star Pittsburgh clinic.
Start with the core clinical pathways: manual therapy, sports rehabilitation, and dry needling foundations. Click any card for curriculum and objectives.
A certification pathway built around evidence-informed manual therapy, assessment, treatment planning, and clinical decision-making.
Dr. Justin Foltz, DC with OMT certification and more than 10 years in private practice.
A practical system for progressing athletes from early rehabilitation to confident return-to-play decisions.
Dr. Patrick O'Mara, DC, former competitive soccer player with a biomedical engineering background.
Foundational dry needling training with anatomy review, indications, safety, and a practical exam structure.
Dr. Justin Foltz, DC with clinical emphasis in soft tissue, spinal adjustment, and shockwave care.
Secondary resources that support course implementation in the clinic.
Companion text for the OMT certification with treatment frameworks, case examples, and clinical progressions.
Sample chapter: a regional assessment walkthrough showing how findings translate into treatment selection and reassessment.
Dr. Justin Foltz, DC and faculty contributors
Hardcover clinical reference, 420 pages. Companion resource for the OMT pathway.
Technique reference focused on indications, positioning, safety, and the supporting evidence base.
Sample chapter: thoracic manipulation setup with patient positioning, clinician hand placement, indications, and modifications.
Pittsburgh Physical Medicine faculty
Spiral-bound lab manual, 310 pages. Built for quick technique review.
Exercise progressions for rehabilitation professionals, with video access for demonstration and review.
Sample chapter: shoulder progression from pain-limited mobility to loaded control and return-to-function tasks.
Dr. Charlie Crockatt, DPT and clinical team
Print manual, 250 pages, with companion video access noted in the book.
Anatomy-forward reference for dry needling fundamentals, safety, and clinical application.
Sample chapter: anatomy review and safety checklist for a common regional presentation before clinical application.
Pittsburgh Physical Medicine clinical education team
Full-color anatomy reference, 380 pages. Designed for safety-first study.
Pittsburgh Physical Medicine is located at 5916 Penn Ave in Pittsburgh and serves patients with chiropractic care, physical therapy, and coordinated rehabilitation.
Five premium CE offerings built around practical clinical reasoning, patient progression, technique safety, and implementation. Click any card to expand full detail.
A certification pathway built around evidence-informed manual therapy, assessment, treatment planning, and clinical decision-making.
Dr. Justin Foltz, DC with OMT certification and more than 10 years in private practice.
A practical system for progressing athletes from early rehabilitation to confident return-to-play decisions.
Dr. Patrick O'Mara, DC, former competitive soccer player with a biomedical engineering background.
Foundational dry needling training with anatomy review, indications, safety, and a practical exam structure.
Dr. Justin Foltz, DC with clinical emphasis in soft tissue, spinal adjustment, and shockwave care.
A clinic-owner course covering operations, patient experience, positioning, and reusable practice templates.
Dr. Justin Foltz, DC, clinic owner and private-practice operator.
A concise clinical course for vestibular screening, BPPV maneuvers, patient education, and treatment planning.
Dr. Charlie Crockatt, DPT with orthopedic manual therapy certification and one-on-one rehab experience.
Start with CE-OMT for the complete manual therapy framework, add sports rehabilitation for return-to-play decisions, then use dry needling or vestibular rehab for specialty skill expansion.
Four focused print resources designed to support assessment, technique selection, patient progression, and anatomy review. Click a book to preview contents.
Companion text for the OMT certification with treatment frameworks, case examples, and clinical progressions.
Sample chapter: a regional assessment walkthrough showing how findings translate into treatment selection and reassessment.
Dr. Justin Foltz, DC and faculty contributors
Hardcover clinical reference, 420 pages. Companion resource for the OMT pathway.
Technique reference focused on indications, positioning, safety, and the supporting evidence base.
Sample chapter: thoracic manipulation setup with patient positioning, clinician hand placement, indications, and modifications.
Pittsburgh Physical Medicine faculty
Spiral-bound lab manual, 310 pages. Built for quick technique review.
Exercise progressions for rehabilitation professionals, with video access for demonstration and review.
Sample chapter: shoulder progression from pain-limited mobility to loaded control and return-to-function tasks.
Dr. Charlie Crockatt, DPT and clinical team
Print manual, 250 pages, with companion video access noted in the book.
Anatomy-forward reference for dry needling fundamentals, safety, and clinical application.
Sample chapter: anatomy review and safety checklist for a common regional presentation before clinical application.
Pittsburgh Physical Medicine clinical education team
Full-color anatomy reference, 380 pages. Designed for safety-first study.
Course content is led by clinicians from Pittsburgh Physical Medicine with chiropractic, physical therapy, OMT, sports biomechanics, and private-practice experience.
Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida and University of Pittsburgh B.S. Exercise Science. More than 10 years in private practice and OMT certified.
D'Youville University Doctor of Chiropractic and RIT B.S. Biomedical Engineering. Former competitive soccer player.
Physical therapist providing true one-on-one sessions with specialization in post-surgery rehabilitation, shoulder, knee, hip, and car accident recovery.
The storefront is focused on CE education, with the clinic serving as proof that the curriculum comes from active patient care.
Use our control layer for all education and clinic inquiries.
Courses remain the primary storefront experience. The clinic section exists to establish credibility and connect learners with the source of the curriculum.
Browse CoursesBrowse the CE catalog, pair courses with the right clinical reference, and build a practical framework for rehabilitation care.