Building a professional community to cultivate learning and promote advocacy for the hand therapy profession in Arkansas
Building a professional community to cultivate learning and promote advocacy for the hand therapy profession in Arkansas
Hand therapy is the art and science of evaluating and treating injuries of the upper extremity including the hand, wrist, forearm, elbow, and shoulder. Hand therapists utilize therapeutic interventions to help a person return to their highest level of functioning following injury.
Who can be a CHT?
Occupational and Physical Therapists can achieve this advanced certification with a minimum of three years experience and 4,000 hours of treatment in hand and upper extremity rehabilitation. Once these requirements have been met, they can sit for the rigorous certification exam and upon passing are required to complete continued professional development and must recertify every five years.
To cultivate learning in a supportive environment with opportunity for professional and career development for students and therapists alike.
To empower therapists and students to utilize and maintain evidence-based practice while promoting research and advocacy within clinical practice.
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Join us for our September meeting where Mark Ellis, OTR/L, CHT will be speaking on our topic, "Complex Trauma: Prioritization and Challenges...
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Join us for our October meeting where Mark Ellis, OTR/L, CHT will be speaking on our topic, "'Pre-operative and Post-operative Therapeutic M...
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Join us for our November meeting where we will be joined by Naked Prosthetics. Topic to be announced soon! The link to join will be sent to...
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OrthoArkansas is hosting a continuing education opportunity with a topic: "Management of Nerve & Tendon Pain in the Upper Extremity" with ...
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Cynthia Cooper
Arkansas Hand Therapy Society
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