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The introductory courses are suitable for individuals:
- looking to bridge the gap between study and work
- looking to acquire the skills required for an entry-level position in private practice
- preparing for a rotation in hand therapy
- starting in hand therapy, including those undertaking a career change
- wanting continued professional learning (CPD hours).
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Core courses are suitable for practitioners:
- with a minimum of two years of post-graduate experience in treating upper limb conditions
- looking to acquire additional skills required for a position in hand therapy
- wishing to upskill and learn current best-practice
- wanting continued professional learning (CPD hours)
- undertaking to complete the Accredited Hand Therapist credential.
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Elective courses are suitable for practitioners:
- that are experienced and wish to upskill or revise current best-practice
- wishing to gain greater knowledge in a specific area of hand therapy
- wanting continued professional learning (CPD hours)
- undertaking to complete the Accredited Hand Therapist credential.
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Accredited courses are run independently of the association. They have been assessed as meeting a high standard of educational quality.
If you would like to view the courses accredited by the AHTA, please refer to our Course accreditation page.
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