In 2009, the American Board of Physical Therapist Specialties (ABPTS) administered the first Womenâs Health Clinical Specialist (WCS) exam. Since then, 333 individuals have sat for the exam and passed, earning shiny new initials behind their name. While each individual has personal reasons for takin Continue Reading
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To the Womenâs Health Clinical Specialist (WCS) Class of 2009, itâs finally time! Thinking of doing your re-certification early? Not sure where to begin with your Professional Development Portfolio or what supporting documents you need? Continue Reading
Maybe today is the day. Youâve received many emails, seen the Tweets and Facebook posts, and even heard people talk about board elections. Youâve likely thought some, or even all of the following: Continue Reading
In this article, we will discuss how CAPP courses (CAPP-Pelvic: Certificate of Achievement in Pelvic PT, and CAPP-OB: Certificate of Achievement in Pregnancy and Postpartum PT) are constructed. Continue Reading
The APTA House of Delegates approved board certification in the area of womenâs health in 2006. The first WCS examination was administered in 2009 and as of June 2014, ABPTS has certified 226 womenâs health specialists. The WCS exam is administered by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialti Continue Reading