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iKT is developing two professional certification programs to recognize clinicians and implementation leaders who demonstrate advanced knowledge and application of evidence-based practice. These certifications will include coursework, demonstration of the application of learning in clinical settings, and a formal review process.
High-Intensity Gait Training (HIT) Certification
A competency-based certification designed for physical therapists and rehabilitation professionals who want to demonstrate expertise in the application of high-intensity gait training (HIT).
Planned Features:
- Completion of foundational and advanced Walk the Walk programs
- Submission of a case study or fidelity self-assessment
- Participation in mentoring or fidelity review session
- Certificate, digital badge, and listing in the IKT Certified Practitioner Directory
Implementation Practitioner Certification
A recognition pathway for individuals who complete all three levels of the Implementation Practice Series and demonstrate the ability to lead or support successful evidence-based implementation initiatives.
Planned Features:
- Completion of Levels 1–3 of the Implementation Practice Series
- Portfolio submission including an implementation plan or project summary
- Implementation case study and reflective summary
- Certificate, digital badge, and listing in the IKT Certified Practitioner Directory
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iKT changed how our organization delivers care by helping us implement evidence-based practice more effectively across teams. A truly career-changing experience
iKT showed me that intensity is often the missing piece. Walk the Walk pairs current evidence with real-world expertise, giving me confidence to implement HIT in practice
Walk the Walk was the most impactful education course that I’ve taken. It changed my practice immediately and influenced our PT and OT teams. Three years later, the improvements remain, enhancing patient outcomes and my confidence in applying research
The Walk the Walk course strengthened my knowledge and skills in high-intensity gait training. I successfully implemented it in both my teaching and a pro bono clinic, where students now practice HIT weekly with individuals with neurologic conditions.
The online and hybrid format made it easy to participate in Walk the Walk. I could complete the self-study portions on my own time while still engaging with other clinicians to learn and ask questions. Despite a busy schedule, I gained a wealth of practical knowledge.
Exceeded my expectations—challenging, well-paced, and highly effective in a remote format.
This course provided evaluation and treatment strategies I hadn’t identified through my own literature reviews. Having the evidence presented this way was a tremendous time-saver and increased my confidence in practice.
The evaluation and treatment strategies especially for the sensory and autonomic systems was really helpful for me. This is not an area that I received much training in through PT school.
A beautiful way to deliver a comprehensive course for Functional Neurologic Disorders based on current research.
The balance of asynchronous and synchronous learning fit well into my busy life. The course strengthened my approach to evaluation and treatment of individuals with FND, prompting more in-depth functional and sensory assessment.
If your goal is to develop skills to be a leader of a KT team or to guide implementation of high level EBP at your facility, then this is the course for you. Prior to the course, I knew almost nothing about Knowledge Translation. Now, after completing it, I feel prepared to start leading implementation efforts at my workplace.
