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RCTX 5000
and other Allied Health Professionals Become confident and competent in Halliwick, WATSU, Bad Ragaz, Ai Chi, Ai Chi Ne, and various other aquatic therapy techniques Learn properties of water, principles of Aquatic Therapy, and movement mechanics Clinical design, treatment options, risk management, safety, leadership and training, and facility design and management
In Pool Classroom
Located at the PCMH
Rehab Pool State of the art aquatic facility 93 degree water Lift and ramp accessible Aquatic equipment available for all populations
WATSU Technique
Ai Chi Ne
Learn balance Great 1:1 technique Provides focus Great with patients with neurological impairments Improved respiratory function Calming
RCTX 5001
neurological impairments, development disabilities, musculoskeletal disorders and cardiopulmonary disorders Identify strengths/needs of specific patient types Identify appropriate aquatic therapy interventions Demonstrate aquatic therapy interventions related to specific land-based problems Discuss documentation, reimbursement and the continuum of care in aquatic therapy
RCTX 5001 Applied Techniques in Aquatic Rehabilitation (3) RCLS 5100 Aquatics Facilities Management (3) Choose 3 hours (min.): RCLS 5101 Waterfront Facility Operations (3) EXSS 5904 Adaptive Aquatics (2) Other courses related to disability, aquatics, or health approved by Certificate Director National certifications required in First Aid and CPR.
To Get Started.
All students must be Undergraduate Seniors or Graduate
Students enrolled at East Carolina University For those not enrolled at ECU, please visit http://www.ecu.edu/gradschool/default.htm to complete an on-line application
Non-degree earning students may enroll as a non-degree earning student to complete certificate program
the RCLS departmental secretary at (252) 328-4640 to enroll. Specific fees and course weekends can be located at http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/options/cost/index.cfm