Rehab Nurse Introduction Course
An online introduction to canine rehabilitation,
designed specifically for veterinary nurses/nurse assistant.Â
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Launching March 2026
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This course is for your if...
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You are a veterinary nurse/nurse assistant curious about canine rehabilitation
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You assist in rehab cases but want to better understand the why
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You are interested in rehabilitation but not ready for a certification
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You want to feel more confident supporting rehab patients and vets
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You prefer clear explanations without unnecessary complexity
What's inside the course
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Foundations of Canine Rehabilitation
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What rehabilitation is — and why it matters
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How rehabilitation supports orthopaedic and neurologic patients
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Understanding movement and functional anatomy
Applied AnatomyÂ
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Pelvic limb anatomy
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Thoracic limb anatomy
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Spine and trunk anatomy
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Practical anatomy review for clinical relevance
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Core Rehabilitation Skills
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Manual therapy principles
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Introduction to therapeutic modalities
(TENS, NMES, ultrasound, heat/cold, laser) -
Basics of therapeutic exercise
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Understanding Ortho & Neuro Patients
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Orthopaedic and neurologic examination (overview)
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Tissue healing and rehabilitation timing
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Common orthopaedic and neurologic conditions and surgeries
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How Rehabilitation Plans Are Made
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How veterinarians design rehabilitation programs
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Exercise progression and clinical decision-making
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What is realistic in rehabilitation — and what is not
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The Rehab Nurse’s Role in Practice
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What your rehab veterinarian expects from you
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Communication and teamwork in a rehab setting
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Building confidence as a rehab nurse
Meet your instructor
Dr. Ah Young Kim
Veterinary Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Specialist
With extensive experience working alongside veterinary nurses in clinical rehabilitation settings, Dr. Kim designed this course to provide clarity, confidence, and practical understanding — without overwhelm.