Beat Nevada’s July 31 CE Deadline—And Upgrade Your Running-Injury Toolkit—in One Online Course

Jul 7
Pose Method® of Running: A Master Course on Running is approved for 15 continuing competency units for Physical Therapists and PTAs in Nevada.
'Pose Method® of Running: A Master Course on Running' has a run time (pun unintended) of 20 contact hours and it was approved for 15 of the required 15 continuing competency units for PTs, and 15 of the required 15 for PTAs. 

A licensee or certificate holder cannot carry over contact hours from one compliance period to another.

CEBroker course #20-687315. We will report your CE compliance and hours via CEBroker as soon as you complete the course.
Did you know we offer flexible payment plans and options? Click on the link below to learn more about the course and then click on the "enroll" button to see the pull-down menu of payment plans. Scroll down to see payment options such as PayPal and all major credit cards.

Questions? Email us courses@posemethod.com
July 31 is circled on every Nevada PT’s calendar for a reason: it’s the day your license expires if you haven’t logged 15 continuing-competence units (CCUs) with the Board — no grace period, no do-overs . If you’re still hunting for those hours (or you just want something far more inspiring than a last-minute webinar), the Pose Method® of Running master course delivers 20 board-approved contact hours in a single, self-paced package.

Why the Pose Method® Course Is the Perfect “One-and-Done” Solution

What You Need and How the Course Delivers:

You need all 15 required CCUs—fast
Complete 20 clinical hours online at your own pace and download a certificate the moment you finish.
Nevada approval
The course is an approved Certified Activity for NV licensees, so the hours slot straight into CE Broker
Relevant, evidence-based content
Bite-sized videos break down biomechanics, gait analysis, and injury-prevention strategies you can use in clinic tomorrow.
Anytime, anywhere access
Mobile-friendly platform means you can knock out modules between patients or over a weekend.
Future-proof skills
Learn the same running-technique framework used by Olympians and elite coaches—great talking point for referrals.
Pro tip: Nevada now requires 1 CCU in Cultural, Access & Ethical Standards (DEI) as part of the 15-hour total starting in 2025. Pose Method® covers 20 CCUs of clinical content; you’ll still need to grab that 1-hour DEI module elsewhere, but your clinical quota will be more than satisfied.

Three Ways This Course Pays Off Beyond Compliance

  • Reduce running-injury recidivism.
    Apply precise movement-pattern cues that cut rehabs short and keep clients pain-free longer.

  • Differentiate your practice.
    Market yourself as the local “running-mechanics expert” in a state where year-round trail and track culture keeps demand high.

  • Build a repeatable revenue stream.
    Offer technique tune-ups and group clinics that expand your cash-based services.

How to Lock In Your Hours Before July 31

Learn to use all the related tools, walk into a job and be a rockstar from day one. The skills you need to become a real professional. Thrive in your career.
  • Enroll via the course page.
  • Watch & learn—stream the 151-video curriculum, pass the built-in quizzes, and print your completion certificate.
  • Upload proof to CE Broker and hit “renew” while everyone else is still scrambling.
Remember: You’re welcome to earn more than 15 CCUs, but Nevada won’t let you carry extras forward—so put those additional five hours to work elevating your clinical game rather than letting them disappear at midnight on July 31
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Final Call

Skip the July-rush stress, tick every clinical-education box, and come away with a cutting-edge skill set that keeps runners on the road and referrals flowing into your clinic. Enroll in Pose Method® of Running today and sprint past the CE finish line—days, not minutes, before the deadline.

Questions? Drop us a line, and we’ll help you get moving—literally and figuratively—toward your CE goal.

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