What is the best MedBridge promo code?
For the best deal or cheapest price on MedBridge CEUs (Over 40% off or $150 discount) use the promo code PLISKY. For PTs, if you use promotional code PLISKY you get your MedBridge CEUs for $225 (a $150 discount). This is 40% off the normal price. For students, you can get MedBridge for $100 (using promo code PLISKYstudent at checkout).
Coupon Code Good through 12/31/2025 ($150 off) — Updated 10/13/2024
MedBridge is by far the best online comprehensive continuing education solution I have used.
MedBridge Promo Code: PLISKY
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Why I use MedBridge online continuing education
They maximize the latest research in adult online learning to bring engaging courses that are separated into modules. After each module there are case-based questions to help promote comprehension of the material.
Features
One of our favorite features is the CE tracking tool. This comes in particularly handy when you have to submit documentation for your certifications. I have to submit PT license CEUs, NATA certification CEUs, and CSCS certification CEUs. To be able to have all of those tracked in one place is amazing. Plus, it helps a ton if you were ever audited.
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We use it for cramming. We have 4 boys who are involved with school and sports. So I would like to say that I get all of my CEUs in a steady stream over a two year period. Unfortunately, our CEUs come at the last minute.
Let’s be clear. I do get paid when you take my courses or when you use an affiliate link, but I would never recommend anything that I or my family don’t use. Last year, MedBridge made up 80% of my CUEs for NATABOC (particularly the NATABOC EBP courses) and 100% of my wife’s. That should speak for itself.
***Disclosure: I am a long-time presenter and affiliate for MedBridge. When you sign up using my promo code PLISKY or take one of the courses, I get a payment from MedBridge. I appreciate your support which also helps me continue creating high-quality free content and resources.***
FAQ
What disciplines does MedBridge have?
While I can only speak for physical therapy, athletic training (ATC), and strength and conditioning professionals (CSCS), MedBridge also has nursing (RN, DNP, LPN, etc.), speech therapy (SLP), and occupational therapy (OT) CEU courses.
MedBridge courses are accredited for the following disciplines: PT, PTA, OT, OTA, SLP, SLPA, RN, ATC, CSCS, long term care admins, and social workers.
Do I have to be a physical therapist to use the PLISKY promo code?
The great thing is that you can use the PLISKY promo code no matter what profession you are.
Here are the links for the best deals for all professions on MedBridge:
Physical Therapy — Receive $150 off (over 40% savings) using promo code PLISKY at checkout
Occupational Therapy — Receive $150 off using promo code PLISKY at checkout
Athletic Training — Receive 40% off using promo code PLISKY at checkout. NATABOC Category A CEUs
Speech Language Pathologist — Unlimited Access to Hundreds of SLP CEUs — Only $120/year
Students — Get your MedBridge subscription for only $100 using promo code PLISKYstudent at checkout
Steps to getting the best price on MedBridge using a promo code
- Click on the MedBridge Login Page
- Click Save Now Button
- Choose Plan (education or premium). Choose education if you only want CEUs, premium if you want the home exercise program builder as well
- Under Oder Summary, enter PLISKY in the Promo Code box
- Create your MedBridge login and save!
Also, check out my Comprehensive Guide to Online CEUs for PT ATC
This year is a CEU reporting period for my wife and me as PTs and ATCs. While most of my CEU was taken care of with research publications and presentations, Melody had to primarily complete hers online.
So as she completed her CEUs, I had her identify her favorite and most valuable courses. Of course, she said that all of mine were the best :) But beyond that, here are her favorites for this year. If she had a rationale for why she liked it, it is included in quotes below.
Lenny Macrina
"You gotta love his accent. Really strong evidenced-based courses with videos of hands-on techniques"
The Shoulder: Traumatic and Post Operative Injuries
The Shoulder: Overuse Injuries in Athletes
Advanced Rehab for the Baseball Pitcher to Improve ROM & Strength
Rehabilitation Following Rotator Cuff and Labral Repair Surgery
Shoulder Fractures, Little League Shoulder and Sprengel Deformity
Shoulder Instability: Anterior, Posterior, and Multidirectional
Understanding Glenohumeral Joint Biomechanics and Exercise Implementation
Stephen Graef
"Excellent information to be aware of for mental health. Stephen is a very engaging speaker and so easy to listen to, and he gives very practical advice and information."
Common Mental Health Concerns in Athletes
Peak Performance and Psychology of Performance
Todd Arnold, MD
"Easy to understand Todd’s lectures. Practical and helpful with excellent information and great reminders for care."
Infectious Disease for the Sports Therapist
Pharmacology in Sport Part 1: NSAIDs and Pain Medications
Pharmacology in Sport Part 2: Asthma, Antidepressants, and Skin Infection
Concussion in Sport Part 1: Pathophysiology, Recognition, & Management
Concussion in Sport Part 2: Clinical Evaluation and Return to Play
Concussion in Sport: Practical Case Studies
Abdominal and Genitourinary Injuries for the Sports Therapist
Phil Plisky
Phil is a great guy, my husband, and also happens to know what he is talking about :)
"Return to sport testing is so important and too often overlooked. It needs to be second nature for all therapists and athletic trainers. Too many athletes are returning before they’re ready and more injuries are occurring. That’s not how we want job security. We want them returning at high function and performance without future injury and that is our success."
Secrets to Engineering Athletic Performance: From Youth to Professionals (Recorded Webinar)
Discharge and Return to Sport Part 1: Know When They Are Ready
Discharge and Return to Sport Part 2: Lower Body
Discharge and Return to Sport Part 3: Upper Body
Discharge and Return to Sport: Case Studies
Preparticipation Physical Evaluation: Musculoskeletal
Sports Performance and Injury Prevention
Strategies for Musculoskeletal Health Promotion
Musculoskeletal Self-Screen: Getting and Keeping the Ideal Patient
Jenna Gourlay and Phil Plisky
Optimize Your Career and Beat Burnout Part 1: Identify Your Ideal
Optimize Your Career and Beat Burnout Part 2: Create Work-Life Balance
Optimize Your Career and Beat Burnout Part 3: Take Your Next Steps
Kyle Matsel and Phil Plisky
ACL Rehab Live Patient Case Series: Setting Up Success
ACL Rehab Live Patient Case Series: Early Management and Challenges
ACL Rehab Live Patient Case Series: Strengthening and Complex Movement
ACL Hot Topics: Knee Extension ROM and Open-Chain Strengthening Webinar
Upping Your Game in ACL Reconstruction Rehabilitation
Return to Full Performance After ACL Reconstruction Rehabilitation
ACL Reconstruction Rehabilitation: Beyond the Protocol
Maximizing Arm Health and Recovery in Baseball Players (Recorded Webinar)
Kyle Kiesel, Kyle Matsel, and Phil Plisky
Exploring Popular Questions About Evidence-Based Practice
Kyle Kiesel and Phil Plisky
"I’m totally on board with this being an integral part of our practice"
Strategies for Musculoskeletal Health Promotion
Musculoskeletal Self-Screen: Getting and Keeping the Ideal Patient
Katie Whetstone
"Practical review of emergency management strategies ensuring you are using the latest evidence in those situations... Good case and Q+A with Todd."
Emergency Management of Athletes With Spine and Visceral Injuries
Emergency Management of Skeletal Injuries
Emergency Management of Soft-Tissue Injuries
Emergency Management of Cardiovascular Conditions
Protective Sports Equipment and Proper Fitting
Environmental Considerations for the Athlete
Barbara Hoogenboom
Bob Boyles
Imaging for Lower Quarter Sports Injuries
Imaging for Upper Quarter Sports Injuries
Kyle Matsel
Athletic Low Back Pain: Secrets for Effective Management and Treatment
Overcoming the Cervical and Thoracic Spine Dysfunction in Athletes
Craig Phifer
Building Therapeutic Alliance in Patient Evaluation
Enhancing patient Engagement Throughout the Course of Care
Increasing Patient Retention with MedBridge
Understanding Therapeutic Alliance and Patient Expectations
Terry Malone
Knee Realities: Managing Collateral Ligament Injuries Part 1
Knee Realities: Managing Collateral Ligament Injuries Part 2
Knee Realities: Managing Multiple Ligament Injuries
The Knee: Injuries Unique to Knee Structure and Function
Todd Arnold & Kyle Matsel
Clinical Reasoning for the Spine-Injured Athlete
Secrets of Mastering the Athletic Low Back Pain Examination
The Athletic Cervical and Thoracic Spine Exam: A Systematic Approach