The Johns Hopkins University Clinical Vestibular Competency Course is designed for rehabilitation specialists (physical therapists/occupational therapists) and healthcare providers with a strong interest in vestibular pathology and rehabilitation. This is intensive course consists of online lectures available for a three-month duration. This is listing is for the core curriculum virtual lectures plus the elective curriculum virtual lectures. 

1. Identify and explain the anatomy and physiology of the vestibular system.
2. Explain and interpret the clinical significance of diagnostic studies and laboratory data.
3. Explain and interpret the clinical significance of the physical assessment, interview data and other information from the medical record.
4. Explain and identify signs and symptoms of vestibular dysfunction and be able to refer a patient to a different provider when necessary.
5. Identify therapeutic management for vestibular dysfunction including medications, diet, and surgical procedures.
6. Identify red-flags related to central dysfunction and explain the appropriate response when identifying signs of central dysfunction.
7. Formulate a plan of care for individuals with vestibular dysfunction based on medical records, vestibular testing, and physical evaluation.
8. Demonstrate appropriate interdisciplinary care communication and collaboration.

Upon completion of this program you will receive a Certificate of Attendance.  Upon successful demonstration of skill competence consistent with program objectives you will receive a Certificate of Competency. The granting of the Certificate of Competency does not certify that the participant retains those skills and knowledge or applies them appropriately in the future.