Vestibular Cert

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Azimuthal

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Anyone with experience with the following?

American Institute of Balance (AIB)
Tuition: $895
http://dizzy.com/Worksop_Detail.asp?id=76

Emory
Tuition ~$3300 (includes lodging and meals)
http://www.rehabmed.emory.edu/pt/ce/info/Vestibular2017_PlanningOnly_5.25.2016.pdf

The Emory course is an intermediate course, recommending 1 year experience with vestibular rehab, or a formal course in vestibular rehab. I was thinking of taking the AIB course, and then brown nosing my way into a reimbursed Emory course in a few years. Thoughts?
 
Once of the PTs I shadowed has this certification. IIRC she took the exam a couple of days after she took the NPTE, she got her experience while doing her clinicals. Seems useful since vertigo is becoming more common.
 
Anyone with experience with the following?

American Institute of Balance (AIB)
Tuition: $895
http://dizzy.com/Worksop_Detail.asp?id=76

Emory
Tuition ~$3300 (includes lodging and meals)
http://www.rehabmed.emory.edu/pt/ce/info/Vestibular2017_PlanningOnly_5.25.2016.pdf

The Emory course is an intermediate course, recommending 1 year experience with vestibular rehab, or a formal course in vestibular rehab. I was thinking of taking the AIB course, and then brown nosing my way into a reimbursed Emory course in a few years. Thoughts?
any updates on this? did you end up doing it?
 
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Anyone with experience with the following?

American Institute of Balance (AIB)
Tuition: $895
http://dizzy.com/Worksop_Detail.asp?id=76

Emory
Tuition ~$3300 (includes lodging and meals)
http://www.rehabmed.emory.edu/pt/ce/info/Vestibular2017_PlanningOnly_5.25.2016.pdf

The Emory course is an intermediate course, recommending 1 year experience with vestibular rehab, or a formal course in vestibular rehab. I was thinking of taking the AIB course, and then brown nosing my way into a reimbursed Emory course in a few years. Thoughts?

What's your setting?

Once of the PTs I shadowed has this certification. IIRC she took the exam a couple of days after she took the NPTE, she got her experience while doing her clinicals. Seems useful since vertigo is becoming more common.
What was the rotation? Outpatient neuro? We had excellent coursework and application on this.