All of the webinars listed below are now open source unless marked.

RSTCE is pleased to offer a variety of CEU accredited web-based/on-demand seminars covering current topics in the field of Rehabilitation Science & Technology presented by key subject matter experts. In the spirit of empowering people with knowledge, the majority of these presentations are available as open source content (FREE to view). If, however, viewers wish to receive CEUs, registration, a processing fee, and successful completion of the post-test is required. Just follow the instructions on each of the course websites.

The University of Pittsburgh and RSTCE offer CEUs for courses that comply with University of Pittsburgh standards. RSTCE CEUs are accepted by the Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology Society of North America (RESNA) for certification and re-certification of the Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) as well as the National Registry of Rehabilitation Technology Suppliers (NRRTS) Certified Rehabilitation Technology Supplier (CRTS) credential. RSTCE CEUs are also accepted as PDUs by the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA). Many state licensing boards will also accept the RSTCE CEUs, however individuals should verify specific requirements with their local boards.

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• 9th Virtual Grand Rounds - Computer Access/Applications for Veterans with Polytrauma
  Recorded on June 23, 2011

• 8th Virtual Grand Rounds - Efficacy of Assistive Technology for Cognitive Disabilities and Polytrauma: A Review of Current Outcomes
  Recorded on March 17, 2011

• 7th Virtual Grand Rounds, "Rehabilitation Engineering in Clinical Practice"
  Recorded November 1, 2010

• 6th Virtual Grand Rounds,VA PRAT 6th Virtual Grand Rounds "Pathophysiology and Management of Spastic Hypertonia: Current Concepts"
  Recorded August 23, 2010

• Assistive Technology Provided by the VA:The Prosthetic & Sensory Aids Service
  Recorded May 19, 2010

• 5th Virtual Grand Rounds, “Basics of Tissue Integrity Management for Individuals with Polytrauma”
  P220.10 June 14, 2010

• 4th Virtual Grand Rounds, “AAC – The Components of Augmentative and Alternative Communication”
  P218.10 March 8, 2010

• Clinical Considerations with Selection of Appropriate Adaptive Bathroom Equipment “The Best Potty For Your Body”
  P217.09 Recorded at the International Seating Symposium in March 2009

• Transporting Preschoolers and Young Children with Special Healthcare Needs
  P216.09 Recorded at the International Seating Symposium in March 2009

• Manual Wheelchair Configuration and Training: An Update on the Evidence
  P215.09 Recorded at the International Seating Symposium in March 2009

• Assistive Technology for Sports & Recreation – You Can Play a Role
  P214.09 Recorded at the International Seating Symposium in March 2009

• What it means to be a successful RTS/supplier in today’s industry
  P213.09 Recorded at the International Seating Symposium in March 2009

• Driving with a Disability – Clinical and Technical perspectives
  P212.09 Recorded at the International Seating Symposium in March 2009

• Ride Safe – Wheelchair Transportation
  P210.09 recorded February 2008

• 3^rd Virtual Grand Rounds,
  “Environmental Control Unites/Electronic Aids to Daily Living for People with Polytrauma”
  P211.09 recorded December 2009

• 2^nd Virtual Grand Rounds, “An Introduction and Overview to Assistive Technology for Cognitive Disability for People with Polytrauma”
  P209.09 Recorded September 2009

• Medicare Mobility—Policy Intent vs. Industry Response and Implementation: Power and Manual Mobility, Seating/Positioning, Repairs
  P208.09 Recorded June 2009

• Best Practices and Clinical Documentation for Mobility Assistive Equipment (MAE)
  P201.08 Recorded May 2008
  

• Materials and their Performance in Support Surfaces in Wheelchairs
  P207.08 Recorded August 2007

• Provision and Justification of Optimally Fitted Manual Wheelchairs: Application of Published Clinical Practice Guidelines
  P206.08 Recorded July 2007

• RESNA Exam Review Course (Not Open Source)
  P202.08 Recorded July 2007

• Assistive Technology Training Program This program is now located at U.S. Rehab (http://www.usrehab.com).