Practical Sports Injuries Management - A Unique Course in South Africa

Date
  • Saturday 11 March | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
 
  • Sunday 12 March | 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
CEU's
  • 22 (14 General + 8 in Ethics)
Price
  • Standard R3000
Adddress
  • 1 Logeman St, Bloemfontein, 9301

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Practical Sports Injuries Management - A Unique Course in South Africa

Course description

What’s the best way to treat an acute on-field injury? 

How do you get the sports person from the acute stage of injury through the potentially long process of rehabilitation? 

How do I work in a multi-disciplinary set up with sportsman? 

How can I maximize my sportsman’s chances to reach the Top Level? 

This practical workshop by Jacqui McCord-Uys, who has many years’ experience in sports injury treatment and rehabilitation, will provide valuable information and insights.


Testimonials


“I have learned a lot from this course and the presenter really knows what she is talking about.  She has knowledge and she is able to teach very well for me to understand and practice skills learned.  I will definitely encourage physios to attend her courses for self-development, patients benefit and in the best interest of our profession.”  Collins Makanatleng, Physiotherapist

“It was fun course!  Easy to understand and Jacqui is really funny and professional.  Really enjoyed the final part of the course:  practical cases!  Raquel Teixeira dos Santos, Physiotherapist

 “Very, very knowledgeable lecturer, good feedback when questions are asked, very precise example and easily understandable.”  Kabelo Ramavhoya, Physiotherapist

“Thank you for the Practical Sports Injuries Management course; it was comprehensive and specific, a real boost for any Physiotherapist interested in expanding their career in sport.”  Monica Tau, Physiotherapist

“Fantastic re-cap of info along with lots of new info, presented in a practical and easily understood manner.  Thank you Jacqui!”  Dee-Anne Walsh, Physiotherapist