June 13, 2026 10:00am - 6:30pm EST

Live Teletraining | No Travel Required

Master the evaluation and treatment of genital lymphedema with confidence.

This advanced course provides clinicians with the practical tools, clinical frameworks, and decision-making strategies needed to effectively manage genital lymphedema across all stages. Gain immediate applicable skills to improve patient outcomes and expand your treatment capabilities in this often under-treated population.

7 HOURS CEUS! Via Live Teletraining - No Travel Required!

Objectives & Course Synopsis

Participants will learn to:
• summarize the anatomy and pathophysiology of the lymphatic system in the genital region and its role in the development of genital lymphedema.
• differentiate stages of genital lymphedema and analyze how staging influences clinical decision-making and treatment selection.
• demonstrate appropriate compression techniques for both male and female genital lymphedema based on clinical presentation.
• apply modified Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) principles to the management of genital lymphedema across varying levels of severity.
• analyze case-based scenarios to identify clinical presentations of genital lymphedema and determine appropriate intervention strategies.
• develop an evidence-based plan of care for patients with genital lymphedema incorporating compression, manual therapy, and patient education.
• implement treatment strategies aimed at reducing genital lymphedema to support improved function, comfort, and participation in daily activities.

Educational Level & Who Should Attend

Advanced Education. Specialized training for licensed health care professionals.

Best suited for licensed rehabilitation specialists who work with individuals with cancer and lymphedema.

Target Audience: Rehabilitation professionals with CLT or CLWT certification. (OT, COTA, PT, PTA, SLP, RN)

EDUCATIONAL FORMAT

Instructor: Runzun Sheyte DPT, MSPT, CLT-LANA

The course is offered as an instructor led course with both lecture and lab components. Course materials are provided in the form of live teletraining / remote learning with an instructor that is a subject matter expert within the field covered. The in-person lecture and lab format allows for an interactive learning environment which fosters the development of appropriate reasoning and problem solving skills combined with refinement of manual skills specific to the oncology population. Participants may be given a final written exam at the end of the course as well as a lab competency exam to assess both manual and clinical reasoning skills.

Instructor: Runzun Sheyte  DPT, MSPT, CLT-LANA