Pennsylvania PT CEU Courses

Approved live and on-demand continuing education courses for PA PTs and PTAs

Apply EBP offers practical, evidence-informed CEU courses for school-based and pediatric PTs and PTAs. The live courses, on-demand webinars and school-based OT, PT, and SLP symposiums offered by Apply EBP to physical therapists and physical therapist assistants are considered approved by the Pennsylvania PT Board according to the Pa. Code § 40.67. Continuing education for licensed physical therapist as they have been approved by other state boards of physical therapy (e.g., PT boards in Illinois, New Mexico, New York, and Oklahoma) and an APTA Chapter (e.g., Texas Physical Therapy Association). If you have any questions about continuing education approval, please email carlo@applyebp.com.

Explore PT CEU Courses for Pennsylvania PTs and PTAs

Sample Live Courses for Pennsylvania PT and PTA CEUs

Click on a course topic to see upcoming course dates.

9th Online School-based OT, PT, and SLP Symposium
Deciding Need & Amount of School-based OT/PT
8th School-based OT, PT, and SLP Symposium - On-Demand Version
Positioning Strategies to Promote Participation and Prevent Asymmetry
The IEP Process, Documentation and Conflict Resolution
Supporting Success of Students with ADHD

Sample School Symposiums for Pennsylvania PT and PTA CEUs

8th School-based OT, PT, and SLP Symposium - On-Demand Version
9th Online School-based OT, PT, and SLP Symposium

Sample On-Demand Webinars for Pennsylvania PT and PTA CEUs

Pennsylvania PT and PTA CEU Requirements

The following excerpts were retrieved from the Pennsylvania Code § 40.67. Continuing education for licensed physical therapist on 8/13/2026. Please note that we are providing this for your information only. It is the responsibility of the licensee to know and keep up to date with their state’s regulations.

      • a)  Contact hour requirements. A licensed physical therapist shall satisfy the following continuing education requirements:    (1)  During each biennial renewal period, a licensee shall complete qualifying continuing education equal to at least 30 contact hours of continuing physical therapy education, including at least 2 contact hours in law or ethics applicable to the practice of physical therapy, and at least 2 contact hours in child abuse recognition and reporting in accordance with §  40.208(b) (relating to child abuse recognition and reporting—mandatory training requirement).”
      • (d) Approval of continuing education courses and programs. Continuing education courses and programs may be approved in accordance with this subsection. (1) Provided that the course or program otherwise meets the requirements in subsection (c)(2) and the provider issues to each attending licensee a certificate of completion record in accordance with subsection (b)(1), a course or program of continuing education from a provider preapproved under this paragraph is approved by the Board.
        • (i) The following providers are preapproved:
          • (H) Any provider whose course or program is certified by FSBPT’s ProCert, approved by FSBPT or its jurisdictions, or approved by APTA or its components, for those courses or programs so certified or approved.”

Why PA PTs and PTAs Keep Coming Back to Apply EBP for CEUs

Immediately Practical

“Information I can use immediately.”

Ready-to-use strategies and toolkits for sessions, routines, documentation, and IEP team discussions.

Evidence-Informed

“Great balance of research & application.”

Research translated into school-based practice, with citations to support your recommendations..

Thoughfully Organized

“Clear steps I could take tomorrow.”

Complex topics broken into usable frameworks, step-by-step processes, and case examples.

Confidence-Building

“Helps me better articulate information.”

Gain tools and language to explain your reasoning, gain team buy-in, and promote carryover.

Deeply Inspiring

“I left feeling very inspired.”

Dynamic speakers and relevant cases that renew your sense of what is possible in school-based practice.

FAQs about Apply EBP Courses and Pennsylvania CEUs for PTs and PTAs

Explore answers to most frequently asked questions.

Unlike AOTA and ASHA, the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) does not approve continuing education courses. PT and PTA continuing education approval requirements vary by state. For Pennsylvania PT and PTAs, courses are approved in accordance with the Pennsylvania Code § 40.67. Continuing education for licensed physical therapist. Apply EBP CE courses are considered approved as they have been approved by other state boards of physical therapy (e.g., PT boards in Illinois, New Mexico, New York, and Oklahoma) and an APTA Chapter (e.g., Texas Physical Therapy Association). If you have any questions about continuing education approval, please email carlo@applyebp.com.

See the lists of live workshops, on-demand webinars, and school symposiums. Click on a course you are interested in and review the CEU approval information, including the number of CE hours, audience, and instructional level. If a course’s intended audience includes PTs and PTAs, such course is approved for Pennsylvania PT and PTA CEUs in accordance with the Pennsylvania Code § 40.67. Continuing education for licensed physical therapist. You can also email carlo@applyebp.com if you have any questions.

Yes. Participants who successfully complete the course requirements receive a certificate of completion or attendance which includes course approvals for various states. Requirements may include attending or viewing the course, completing attendance checks or assessments, and submitting a course evaluation. 

If you are unsure whether a specific Apply EBP school-based PT course is appropriate for PT and PTA CEUs in Pennsylvania, email carlo@applyebp.com before registering.

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