1. What is the Foundations of Vestibular Rehabilitation Certificate Program?
This hybrid certificate course will guide you from foundational knowledge to clinical proficiency in vestibular rehabilitation. Participants will gain confidence in diagnosis and treatment of BPPV, Vestibular Hypofunctions, and various central disorders.
Our hybrid program combines 9.5 hours of self-paced online learning with an 8 hour immersive hands-on intensive, providing clinicians with the knowledge and practical skills to assess and treat vestibular disorders.
The 6 self paced courses include:
Vestibular System Anatomy and Physiology
Introduction to Eye Movement and Nystagmus
Vestibular Assessment
Differential Diagnosis of Vestibular Disorders
Introduction to BPPV
Interventions for Vestibular Disorders
2. Who should take this course?
It’s designed for healthcare professionals—including physical and occupational therapists, audiologists, physicians, PAs, and NPs—who want to build or strengthen their foundation in vestibular rehabilitation.
3. Will I earn CEU Credits?
This is discipline specific. Please see our information below regarding CEU credits.
4. Can I take just the online portion, or just the in person to receive a certificate?
While you may take just one section and be awarded CEUs for that portion, you must complete both the online learning modules and the in-person immersive hands on intensive to receive the certificate.
5. What certification will I receive?
Upon successful completion of both the online and in-person components, participants earn a Certificate of Competency in Vestibular Rehabilitation, verifying proficiency in foundational vestibular assessment and treatment. In order to receive this certification both the online modules and in person lab must be completed. Clinicians will be considered Vestibular Rehabilitation Certified (VRC).
6. Can I attend the in-person portion remotely?
No, there is no remote live webinar for this portion. This must be attended in person.
7. Where can I go for in the person lab and skill check off?
In person labs will be planned throughout the country multiple times a year offering learners easy access to a location nearest them. Currently two locations are planned for 2026:
Denver, CO, May 2, 2026
Philadelphia, PA, October 3, 2026
To register please go to our course homepage. You will need to purchase both the online 6 course bundle and choose an in person date and location.
For more information please visit the link below:
https://vestibularfirst.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/VF-VestibularRehab-Hands-OnIntensive_2025-11-14.pdf
Our organization has been approved as a provider of continuing education for Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants in California (CA) by Redefine Health Education, a recognized approval agency of the Physical Therapy Board of CA. In addition to California, the following states are likely to accept courses approved by other state boards, pursuant to regulation. As regulations may change over time, please confirm current accuracy with your state board. If you have any questions about CEU
approval for this course, please inquire with us at education@vestibularfirst.com.
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The following states are not pre-approved: AZ, DC, LA, IL, MD, MN, MS, (Approved Activity, limited credit), NM, NV, NY, NJ, OH, TX, WV
Participants licensed in states not pre-approved may file for individual approval using the instructions on this document:
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