Physical Therapist Assistant Resources

Occupational and Physical Therapy streaming video collection.

“Professionally filmed with actual patients and clinicians (always with their full consent) in real-life treatment settings including acute care, skilled nursing, outpatient, home health and ICU.”

These tutorial videos are from Medline Plus, a site created by the National Institutes of Health. These tutorials provide basic, consumer-level information about topics related to physical therapy, including rehabilitation and anatomy. Click on the pictures below to be brought to the tutorial:

Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck are two physical therapists with decades of experience and an easy manner presenting physical therapy skills and techniques. View these videos to learn skills in therapy and assessment and evaluation of assistive devices.  Click on the link below the sample videos to see the full video library.

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Nursing Education in Video is a unique online collection of videos created specifically for the education and training of nurses, nursing assistants, and other healthcare workers. Don't be fooled by the name of this product--you will find many of these videos helpful for physical therapy courses as well! Instructional videos present basic clinical skills, information about anatomy, and different diseases and conditions. Click on the picture below to be brought to the Nursing Education in Video collection:

 Here are a few examples of the titles you will find in Nursing Education in Video. Click on the picture to be brought to the video:

The ICC Library provides access to streaming videos via online subscription database collections.  

A majority of ICC Library streaming videos can be found by searching the library catalog. Use the blue box on the ICC Library website or the search bar below. Or directly access the databases using the links provided in this guide or from the streaming media subject menu. 

To find the streaming media collection from the ICC Library website visit https://icc.edu/library/  and see the screenshot below. 

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