MedTrainer's Healthcare Course Library

In long-term care (LTC) settings, the ability to assist residents with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) is a foundational skill—and a profound responsibility. This course equips care professionals with the knowledge and person-centered strategies needed to provide compassionate, competent, and respectful support in essential areas such as dressing, grooming, eating, toileting, bathing, and mobility. Beyond technical skills, this course emphasizes ethical practice, cultural competence, holistic care, and family engagement. Through evidence-based approaches and practical case scenarios, learners will develop the insight and tools necessary to elevate the quality of life for residents across diverse settings.

This 30-minute online course provides essential training on operating room (OR) protocols to ensure patient safety, infection prevention, and professional compliance. Participants will learn the critical components of OR conduct, including credentialing and access procedures, bloodborne pathogen awareness, proper attire and PPE usage, hand hygiene practices, and maintaining sterile fields. The course also emphasizes universal precautions, patient confidentiality, and the professional responsibilities required of all personnel in the surgical environment. Through practical guidance and regulatory insights, learners will gain the knowledge to safely and confidently support surgical teams while adhering to OR standards.

Advancements in pediatric physical therapy are transforming rehabilitation, enhancing mobility, strength, and overall function in children. This course provides an in-depth exploration of emerging techniques and technologies, equipping professionals with the knowledge to integrate innovative, evidence-based interventions into clinical practice.
Participants will examine contemporary approaches to constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT), dynamic movement intervention (DMI), sensory integration therapy, microcurrent therapy, low-level laser therapy (LLLT), neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES), kiinesio taping, aquatic therapy, hippotherapy, and wearable technologies to support individualized treatment plans.
The curriculum also explores robotics, exoskeletons, AI-driven tools, gamification, and immersive technologies that are revolutionizing pediatric rehabilitation. By staying informed on these innovations, healthcare professionals can improve clinical effectiveness and optimize patient outcomes, guaranteeing children receive the highest quality care.

The course, Trauma-Informed Care: An Overview for Care Professionals, provides care professionals with a foundational understanding of trauma and its widespread impact on physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. Organized into four modules, the course introduces the core principles of trauma-informed care (TIC), explores the effects of trauma on health and brain function, outlines evidence-based screening and assessment tools, and offers guidance for applying TIC practices across various care settings. Through structured content, knowledge checks, and practical guidance, participants will enhance their ability to recognize trauma, respond in ways that reduce re-traumatization, and contribute to a more inclusive, healing-centered care environment.
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This course provides clinicians with a focused review of best practices in orthopedic rehabilitation following common sports-related injuries. Participants will explore current evidence, rehabilitation progressions, and return-to-sport considerations to support safe, efficient recovery. The course emphasizes clinical reasoning, functional assessment, and strategies adaptable to a variety of patient populations and practice settings.
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Aquatic therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy performed in an aquatic environment, utilizing water’s unique properties to facilitate healing and exercise. This course provides comprehensive training in aquatic therapy techniques, assessment methods, and evidence-based interventions for various patient populations.

This course provides clinicians with a comprehensive overview of current neurological rehabilitation strategies grounded in the latest evidence and clinical best practices. Learners will explore interventions that enhance motor control, functional movement, and cognitive integration for individuals with neurological conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord injury. Practical applications and case-based scenarios will support clinical decision-making and promote patient-centered care.

This course provides healthcare staff in assisted living and long-term care settings with comprehensive knowledge and practical tools to support residents living with traumatic brain injury (TBI). It covers the fundamentals of TBI, symptom recognition, care planning, rehabilitation integration, and daily living support strategies. Emphasizing person-centered care, the course aims to enhance safety, independence, and quality of life for residents with TBI.
This course consists of six structured lessons:
● Overview of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI): Causes, types, symptoms, diagnoses, and treatment.
● Recognizing Symptoms and Behaviors of TBI: Observation, documentation, and reporting protocols.
● Helping Residents Adjust to the Living Environment: Supporting emotional adjustment and person-centered rehabilitation.
● Integration with Rehabilitation Services: Daily care strategies aligned with therapy

This course provides healthcare staff in assisted living and long-term care settings with comprehensive knowledge and practical tools to support residents living with traumatic brain injury (TBI). It covers the fundamentals of TBI, symptom recognition, person-centered strategies for managing behavioral challenges, enhancing communication, and reducing stress for both residents and caregivers.