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10/03/2026
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2026 Continuing Education Opportunities, WakeMed Rehabilitaton
Advance Your Practice. Elevate Patient Outcomes.
Join rehabilitation professionals from across North Carolina for a premier series of
continuing education programs hosted by WakeMed Rehabilitation. Learn from
nationally recognized instructors, gain practical clinical skills, earn continuing education credits where applicable, and connect with fellow healthcare
professionals dedicated to improving patient outcomes.

Oct 10, 2026
INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES OF
LIMB LOSS CARE: INTEGRATING SURGERY,
PROSTHETICS & REHABILITATION
9 Andrews Center, Raleigh
Explore comprehensive limb loss care through an interdisciplinary approach that bridges surgical management, prosthetic technology . and rehabilitation best practices.

Oct 24-25, 2026
MEN'S PELVIC HEALTH LEVEL 2C
Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute
9 Andrews Center, Raleigh
Advanced evaluation and treatment strategies for men's pelvic health and rehabilitation.

Oct 24-25, 2026
DYNAMIC FOOT AND ANKLE (DFA)
9 WakeMed HealthPark at Kildaire, Cary Enhance clinical assessment and treatment skins
for foot and ank.le dysfunctions affecting
mobility and performance.

Nov 14 – 15, 2026
MANAGEMENT OF NERVE & TENDON PAIN
IN THE UPPER EXTREMITY: HAND, WRIST & ELBOW
Therapy Network Seminars
9 Andrews Center, Raleigh
Evidence .. based management of upper extremity nerve and tendon disorders with a focus on clinical application.

Nov 14-15,2026
MAXIMIZING MOBILITY, BALANCE, GAIT &
FALL REDUCTION STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE
FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN OLDER ADULTS
gREAT Seminars
9 Andrews Center. Raleigh
Advanced assessment and intervention strategies for improving mobility and reducing fall risk in older adults.

Nov 20-22, 2026
ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT OF
CERVICOGENIC DIZZINESS
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9 Andrews Center, Raleigh
Develop competency in the evaluation and treatment of cervicogenic dizziness using cl.f'l"ent evidence-based approaches.
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