PRI online classes

[soontoberpt]

Hi!
I'm thinking of taking online classes at Philippine Rehabilitation Institute (PRI) for subjects Cultural Competency and Consultation, Screening, Referral and Delegation.
Has anyone taken these classes at PRI?
How simple/hard was it?

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[Pad]

Those modules were very easy. took me 6 weeks to complete the two. Sometimes have to wait to get replies etc but go for it!

[soontoberpt]

Hi!
I'm thinking of taking online classes at Philippine Rehabilitation Institute (PRI) for subjects Cultural Competency and Consultation, Screening, Referral and Delegation.
Has anyone taken these classes at PRI?
How simple/hard was it?

Hi! Thank you so much for replying! What did they ask you to do?

[sampriak]

Those modules were very easy. took me 6 weeks to complete the two. Sometimes have to wait to get replies etc but go for it!

Hi,

Do you have any idea how much it cost for these courses on PRI?

[alicia32]

Yes, you should go for it. Modules are so easy and you will done it soon. With on-line classes, you can easily manage your time for your home and studies. It is flexible and no need extra expenses like travel and all like that.

[james_physio_365]

easiest thing you will ever do! Well maybe not that simple but compared to the NPTE its like doing your times table

[bellept28]

I am planning to take the PTA certification but needed to complete PTA101, is this something I can complete as an online course?

[ivanka]

Hi, Does anyone knows how I can enroll for taking online courses on PRI?

[nimi2906]

Hello everyone,

You can register for any course at PRI at PT Credentialing Program | Philippine Rehabilitation Institute
Just follow the instructions given for enrolling. They will contact you and guide you on how to make payments. Fees are 400$/ subject. I just completed CSRD and physics 2 with PRI. Its pretty simple and easy. I finished CSRD in 3 weeks and physics 2 in 5 weeks.

[ivanka]

Thanks nimi, but on their web site it doesn't say how many credits is for subject, and my adviser from FCCPT is looking from me the Name of the subject (which is shown on the web site) and the number of credits per each subject. Does anyone knows how I can find the credits. I try to contact PRI by phone and by email, but unsuccessfully.

Thanks

[nimi2906]

Hi,

The no of credits is not mentioned on the website. Send an email with your little introduction and subjects you are interested in, then a co-ordinator will get back to you with all the information. PRI is a little slow in responding so you gotta keep them bugging. There's another uni called St augustine which offers delegation course too. But according to my friends, PRI is much easier so i opted for that.

I am pasting some of the info i received in an email from PRI co-ordinator. Hope it helps!!!



As per your inquiry, I would like to suggest the following list of subjects that we are offering online:
for general education:
with 3 Philippines units or 2.25 US credits each:

• Basic Statistics
• Calculus
• Educational Psychology
• English 1 - Basic Communication Skills
  
• English 2 - Writing and Composition
  
• General Biology
  
• General Physiology (non-human)
  
• Health Economics
• Histology
• Math 1 - College Algebra
• Plane Trigonometry
• Sociology/Anthropology

with 5 Philippines units or 3.75 US credits each:

• Anatomy/Physiology
• Chemistry 1 - General/Inorganic Chemistry with laboratory
  
• Chemistry 2 - Organic Chemistry with laboratory
  
• General Zoology
• Physics 1 - General Physics with laboratory
  
• Physics 2 - Applied Physics with laboratory

for professional education:with 5 Philippines units or 3.75 US credits:

• anatomy 3: kinesiology and biomechanics
  

with 3 Philippines units or 2.25 US credits each:

• community based rehabilitation
  
• consultation, screening, referral & delegation (csrd)
  
• cultural competency
  
• essential skills for the PTA (PTA 2)
  
• human growth and development
• legal issues in health care practice
  
• pathology
  
• pharmacology
  
• psychology 2: developmental psychology
• psychosocial aspects of disability
  
• PT3: Documentation
• PT Organization and administration
  
• PT research
  
• seminar 1: integumentary, musculoskeletal & orthopedic conditions
  
• seminar 2: pediatric & geriatric PT (with metabolic conditions)
  
• seminar 3: neuromuscular conditions in PT
  
• seminar 4: cardiopulmonary conditions in PT

with 2 Philippines units or 1.50 US credits each:

• educational techniques for PT & PTA
  
• practice issues for the PTA (PTA 1/role of PTA)
• professional behaviors

[ivanka]

Thank You very much Nimi, yesterday I send them a proof of my payment for 4 courses I hope that I can handle it!

[ivanka]

Hi, Can anyone tell me for the course from PRI- Consultation, screening and delegation, did you answer all the questions from the module that PRI gave it to you to study? Because they have send to me the material for studding yesterday at night, and today they send me the exam. I don't know if I have to answer every question from this material that was provided by PRI?
I will appreciate your answer, thanks.

[Shweta D.]

hey James,
since you have already done courses from PRI,basic qn that I have ,
which one is the best to do csrd pri or st Augustine..
TIA

[WKViviers]

Hi everyone. I see that nimi2906 did physics 2 through PRI. I am doing it now. Please advise how many examinations and experiments there are. I am battling to get this information out of my professor.
Thanks so much.

[PhysioPS]

Hello everyone,
I am new to the group. I have been reading the blogs and have been too useful, however, I have a couple of questions, if somebody can advise, would be much appreciated.
1. I have started fccpt credit evaluation as I graduated from India and would be seeking licensure in Illinois, USA. But the credit evaluation takes almost 6-7 months, so was planning to fulfill some credits in advance by doing PRI courses. Would it be advisable to do those course in advance as per the CWT6?
Cheers!

[Deepshikhakansara]

[QUOTE=nimi2906;79332]Hi,

The no of credits is not mentioned on the website. Send an email with your little introduction and subjects you are interested in, then a co-ordinator will get back to you with all the information. PRI is a little slow in responding so you gotta keep them bugging. There's another uni called St augustine which offers delegation course too. But according to my friends, PRI is much easier so i opted for that.

I am pasting some of the info i received in an email from PRI co-ordinator. Hope it helps!!!



As per your inquiry, I would like to suggest the following list of subjects that we are offering online:
for general education:
with 3 Philippines units or 2.25 US credits each:

• Basic Statistics
• Calculus
• Educational Psychology
• English 1 - Basic Communication Skills
  
• English 2 - Writing and Composition
  
• General Biology
  
• General Physiology (non-human)
  
• Health Economics
• Histology
• Math 1 - College Algebra
• Plane Trigonometry
• Sociology/Anthropology

with 5 Philippines units or 3.75 US credits each:

• Anatomy/Physiology
• Chemistry 1 - General/Inorganic Chemistry with laboratory
  
• Chemistry 2 - Organic Chemistry with laboratory
  
• General Zoology
• Physics 1 - General Physics with laboratory
  
• Physics 2 - Applied Physics with laboratory

for professional education:with 5 Philippines units or 3.75 US credits:

• anatomy 3: kinesiology and biomechanics
  

with 3 Philippines units or 2.25 US credits each:

• community based rehabilitation
  
• consultation, screening, referral & delegation (csrd)
  
• cultural competency
  
• essential skills for the PTA (PTA 2)
  
• human growth and development
• legal issues in health care practice
  
• pathology
  
• pharmacology
  
• psychology 2: developmental psychology
• psychosocial aspects of disability
  
• PT3: Documentation
• PT Organization and administration
  
• PT research
  
• seminar 1: integumentary, musculoskeletal & orthopedic conditions
  
• seminar 2: pediatric & geriatric PT (with metabolic conditions)
  
• seminar 3: neuromuscular conditions in PT
  
• seminar 4: cardiopulmonary conditions in PT

with 2 Philippines units or 1.50 US credits each:

• educational techniques for PT & PTA
  
• practice issues for the PTA (PTA 1/role of PTA)
• professional behaviors

[Hi Nimi,
I have done Bachelor in Physiotherapy from India. And now, I am planning to apply for NPTE. For that, I have to fulfill credential requirements for FCCPT. So, I was looking for the courses at PRI but I didn't get much information to contact university. Can you please tell me how to get registered for the course or how to get enrolled in the PRI? I see that you have provide link (PT Credentialing Program | Philippine Rehabilitation Institute) to register courses at PRI in one of the following messages, but It is not working.]

[Sejal178]

Hi,
I have been trying to contact PRI for credit courses. I am not getting any reply. Has anyone recently taken courses with PRI?

[Flavia]

Is anyone here doing already the courses?

Im doing some and would like some help

Kind Regards

Flavia