Tennessee CBIS Training Course
This two-day in-person program, taking place April 18 and 19, prepares professionals to enhance care for individuals with brain injuries and supports their readiness for the CBIS exam. The curriculum covers brain anatomy, medical, cognitive, behavioral, and psychosocial consequences, rehabilitation strategies, family and community support, and evidence-based practices.
Included:
- 16 Hours of live in-person ACBIS training led by Certified Brain Injury Specialist Trainers (CBIST)
- CBIS certification application fee*
- The Essential Brain Injury Guide 6.0 (hardcover) and study companion
- One-year subscription to the Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation
*Eligibility to sit for the CBIS exam requires meeting ACBIS criteria. Attendance does not guarantee certification.
Target Audience: Professionals in acute care, post-acute rehab, behavioral health, social work, vocational rehab, and education.
Educational Level: Intermediate
Prerequisites: Applicants must have at least 500 hours of verifiable supervised experience with individuals with brain injury (paid or academic internship), completed under the supervision of a professional licensed in good standing, and a high school diploma or equivalent.
Learning Outcomes:
- Describe brain anatomy and function relevant to injury
- Identify medical, physical, cognitive, and psychosocial consequences
- Apply evidence-based strategies in rehab and community settings
- Understand family, vocational, and community support
- Prepare for the CBIS exam