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In order to be certified as a Precision Neuromuscular Therapist, the prospective student must successfully complete:
- A written examination over the PNMT Core Course material (Spine and Thorax, Upper Extremity, Lower Extremity, Head and Neck, Form and Function). This exam is geared toward the anatomy and reasons to treat any particular muscle. You must also be aware of any contraindications to performing the work.
- A practical exam over the course material. We will pick about five routines for you to demonstrate to the tester. You would explain what you are treating, why you are treating this area, and then demonstrate the techniques. During this phase the tester may show you new advances or point out ways to do the work even better. Your testing is also a learning experience.
- A research project must be completed to finish the certification process. The research is meant to really advance your understanding of any area of interest you have. You only do one project (not one for each seminar) and you need to talk to James or Doug before you start on it. These days, most people jump in on a study we have already designed and are running around the country. You may also opt to do a case study instead of a research project. You may do the research at anytime in your training. If you have taken the lower extremity and want to do research on plantar fascitis, you don't have to wait until you take all the seminars. This process is meant to create a body of practitioners who truly excel at Precision NMT.
- Research Question You must design a research question that could be explored. Think about why the question is relevant and valuable and how the effect could be measured.
Benefits for the Therapist:
- More and more calls are coming in for referral and employment opportunities for PNMT practitioners.
- Certified PNMT practitioners review Core Series classes at no charge.
- Only certified therapists will be able to take the level two seminars.
Download an application for PNMT Certification Listing of Qualified ExaminersWisconsin Illinois Ohio Indiana If you do not see an Examiner in your area, testing can also be arranged in a distance format. If you want to test, we can make that happen for you. Costs: To take one written and practical test (over one seminar): $35 To take two tests (the wrtten and practical over two seminars): $70 Note: We do not allow anyone to test over a seminar immediately after completing the class for the first time. Testing is not a measure of your ability to memorize; it is a measure of your ability to absorb and integrate PNMT into your practice.
NMT MidWest, Inc • 407 West Windsor Rd. • Champaign, IL 61820 • 866-325-7668
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