Instructor Bio:
Dr. Todd Arnold is a sports medicine physician with more than two decades of experience caring for athletes of all levels. He has been on the sidelines caring for those competing in high school sports, multiple levels of collegiate sports, NCAA Championships, and World Championships. He serves as the medical officer for elite athlete healthcare for USA Track & Field. He has extensive training and experience in human movement and how it applies to athletic performance and injury prevention and management.
Dr. Arnold is a board-certified sports medicine specialist. He completed his sports medicine fellowship through Indiana University after completing his residency at UCHealth Poudre Valley Hospital and graduating medical school from the University of Colorado.
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With approximately 10% of all abdominal injuries resulting from sport-related trauma, sports therapists provide a critical level of care for this injury group. But when is the decision to activate EMS made? How is a critical organ injury…
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What cardiovascular conditions will you most likely encounter in the course of your practice? How are these diagnosed, monitored, and treated? What impact do they have on your athlete's ability to play? Dr. Todd Arnold provides answers…
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How should sports therapists manage and provide care for athletes with integumentary conditions? In this course, Dr. Todd Arnold introduces the integumentary system for sports therapists, covering basic anatomy and physiology as well…
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Have your athletes ever suffered from one of the most common ailments, an infectious disease? How can you effectively prevent, detect, and treat these diverse ailments ranging from the flu to mononucleosis and HIV? Join Dr. Todd Arnold…
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Pulmonary conditions appear frequently in the care of competitive athletes. As a sports therapist, you must be prepared to recognize and monitor your athletes to ensure their pulmonary health and support their athletic goals. Gain an…
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Video Runtime: 39 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 27 Minutes
This case-based course is aimed at preparing physical therapists for the Sports Certified Specialist advanced certification exam but is appropriate for athletic… Read More
Video Runtime: 45 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 39 Minutes
This case-based course is aimed at preparing physical therapists for the Sports Certified Specialist advanced certification exam but is appropriate for athletic… Read More
Video Runtime: 32 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 24 Minutes
In this course, Dr. Arnold walks through four case studies dealing with concussion. In the case studies, Dr. Arnold demonstrates how to gather pertinent information… Read More
Video Runtime: 35 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 24 Minutes
How can the sports therapist effectively and safely manage sports medicine? This course by Dr. Todd Arnold provides a detailed overview of the body's response to… Read More
Video Runtime: 45 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 33 Minutes
How can the sports therapist effectively and safely manage sports medicine? This course by Dr. Todd Arnold provides a detailed overview of the body's response to… Read More
Video Runtime: 58 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 44 Minutes
This course is designed for physical therapists and athletic trainers in settings that will require them to participate and possibly coordinate physical exams for… Read More
Video Runtime: 89 Minutes; Learning Assessment Time: 34 Minutes
Most athletes continue to participate in sports despite aggravating spinal pain that can limit performance and increase the risk of time-loss injury. How can… Read More
Video Runtime: 59 Minutes; Learning Assessment Time: 42 Minutes
Injuries to the neck and upper back can be complex, with diagnoses that are potentially catastrophic for athletes. An effective musculoskeletal examination is… Read More
Video Runtime: 90 Minutes; Learning Assessment Time: 38 Minutes
Injuries to the neck and upper back can be complex, with diagnoses that are potentially catastrophic for athletes. An effective musculoskeletal examination is… Read More
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