Over the years since the CCRP and CERP programs were created, there has been a  growing global interest in the standard of care for Canine and Equine rehabilitation. In order to unite veterinary professionals around the world, and ensure graduates receive the international recognition they deserve, the University of Tennessee has engaged the Veterinary Academy of Higher Learning (VAHL) to replace the previous program administrator. VAHL’s programs are highly rated by course participants from more than 30 countries. 
 
Those who choose to continue in the CCRP or CERP programs will enjoy updated content, easier access to online materials, and options to participate in lab sessions in many new locales. 
 
VAHL also has an aggressive plan for updating the online content of the course. When you transfer your credits to the VAHL-administered program, you will be able to participate in the updated online lectures as they are made available for the next 2 years. 
You will receive full credit for any coursework you have completed to date. In addition, you can complete your coursework under our improved systems. Click on this link and follow the instructions there.
 
 
If you have already paid for the programs, you can complete your studies at no additional charge.  Contact us at office@utvetrehab.com and we will make all the transfer arrangements. 
 
Yes!. There are many options: When you check out, you can select the pay-over-time plan. Or contact us at office@utvetrehab.com for other options.

Dr. Darryl Millis continues as the  course director  and primary instructor for the CCRP program. 

Dr. David Levine and Dr. Marti Drum remain as chief instructors, 

in accord with our objective to unite the veterinary world under the CCRP standard of care, we proudly announce many new globally accredited specialists:

PD Dr. Barbara Bockstahler – former President of ECVSMR, DACVSMR, DECVSMR, CCRP , Head of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Vienna, Austria

Prof. Angela Martins, University of Lisboa, Portugal, Head of 2 Neuro-rehab clinics

Dr. Ionut Ciuperca, Neuro-rehab specialist in private practice, CCRP, Romania

Dr. Napaporn, CCRP Head of the Rehab Department of the Kasetsart University , Bangkok, 

Theresa Frias, CCRP, University of Onderstepoort/ZA, 

Prof. Zoran Vrbanac, CCRP DACVSMR, DECVSMR University of Zagreb, Croatia, 

Dr. Jana Gams, CCRP, specialized in rehab of athlets, Slovenia,

Prof. Susanne Lauer, CCRP, DACVSMR, DACVS, DECVSMR, DECVS, LMU Munich, Germany, and many others.

CCRP Faculty

CERP Faculty

CCFT Faculty