Global Certificate in Expert Athletic Therapy

• Anatomy and Physiology for Athletic Therapy: Understanding the human body's structure, function, and systems, with a focus on the musculoskeletal system.
• Athletic Assessment and Diagnosis: Learning the techniques and tools used to assess and diagnose athletic injuries, including on-field assessments and special tests.
• Injury Prevention and Risk Management: Strategies for preventing injuries, reducing risks, and promoting safe participation in sports and exercise.
• Therapeutic Modalities: Techniques and treatments for managing athletic injuries, including manual therapy, electrotherapy, thermotherapy, and cryotherapy.
• Exercise Prescription and Program Design: Designing exercise programs that promote recovery, rehabilitation, and optimal performance in athletes.
• Emergency Care and First Aid: Knowledge and skills required for providing emergency care and first aid to injured athletes, including CPR and AED training.
• Clinical Athletic Therapy: Applying athletic therapy principles and techniques in a clinical setting, including patient evaluation, diagnosis, treatment planning, and rehabilitation.
• Communication and Professionalism: Effective communication skills and professionalism in the field of athletic therapy, including working with athletes, coaches, parents, and healthcare providers.
• Research and Evidence-Based Practice: Understanding research methods and evidence-based practice in athletic therapy, including critical appraisal of research studies and application of evidence to practice.

These units cover the essential knowledge and skills required for a Global Certificate in Expert Athletic Therapy, providing a comprehensive education in the field.

Note: This list of units may be subject to change based on the specific requirements and competencies of the certification body.