| Price: $500 Beginner: Beginner Contact Hours: 15.5 |
This continuing education course is appropriate for any physical rehabilitation professional. The primary focus will be genital gender-affirming surgeries, including vaginoplasty, phalloplasty, and metoidioplasty. Considerations for the experience of transgender people in societal and medical context will be woven through the course.
Topics covered include healing and functional outcomes of genital gender affirming surgeries including urinary, bowel, pain, and sexual function, as well as societal influence on gender transition, including interactions with health care providers. Health effects of hormones for gender affirmation as related to differential diagnosis in rehabilitation will also be covered, along with supporting healing after surgery.
The course consists of pre-course learning, followed by one-day of live instruction via Zoom. Links to external supplementary material will be provided.
Prerequisites: None. This is a beginning-level course.
Audience: This continuing education course is targeted to any physical rehabiltation professional. Content is not intended for use outside the scope of the learner's license or regulation.
Pre-Course Learning: All pre-recorded lectures in Teachable for this course must be watched before the Live Component of the course. See the Schedule tab for the current list of pre-recorded videos
Upon completion of this course, participants wil be able to:
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"It was a very informative course. Definitely prepared me to see Transgender population."
Iram Fatima Shah, PT, DPT, CLT-LANA | Transgender Health for the Rehab Professional - April 13 2024
"The instructors were generous and encouraging in responding to each participant's question. We, as a group, seemed to have many, which is reflective of the material needed to be learned (thank you for offering the course) and instructors creating a safe learning environment. Both Sandy and Ken are solid in their knowledge and humble and transparent in their presentation. Both emphasized and encouraged a growth mindset and open approach to working with the continuum of genders we might see in our clinics. Ken continued to gently remind participants about social and economic intersections that may affect folks undergoing gender-affirming intervention: a vital consideration when working with any population, but/and a bit more empathy for folks who have likely faced some level of disparity is essential."
Sonya Richardson, PT, DPT, GCS | Transgender Health for the Rehab Professional - August 17 2024
