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The mission of the Division of Physical Therapy is to promote health and wellness through the education of the next generation of physical therapists, to advance physical therapy knowledge through research, and to provide diverse and inclusive professional service to the community.
Mike Studer NeuroPracticity June 2, 2024
Step into a transformative learning experience tailored for Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Speech-Language Pathologists. Our specialized course is crafted to unlock the transformative potential of neuroplasticity in your clinical practice. Whether your patients are navigating the journey of recovery from stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, or Acquired Brain Injuries, including concussions and Functional Neurological Disorder, this course is your gateway to making a profound difference in their lives. Led by Dr. Studer, immerse yourself in the latest insights on enhancing motor learning, boosting motivation, mastering High-Intensity Gait Training, delving into Procedural Memory Training, perfecting Task-Specific Overtraining, and employing the OPTIMAL strategy. Featuring engaging video case studies, we invite you to contribute your unique clinical insights and questions, making this an unparalleled opportunity to advance your skills and impact your practice.
Course is an eight hour in-person being held at Evergreen Education Center, located at 12333 NE 130th Lane Kirkland WA 98034. Free Parking available. Cost: $199. Course material provided digitally.
Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program Level 1
This course is designed for clinicians interested in developing their teaching abilities. Participants will explore the clinical learning environment and develop skills to provide an effective learning environment for students.
Additional information and registration through the APTA can be found here:
Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program Level 1 | APTA
Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program Level 2
This course can be taken after the Level 1 course has been completed. It is designed for clinicians who wish to take their clinical teaching skills to the next level. This course also covers clinical curriculum development and can provide guidance to clinics with new and developing clinical education programs.
Additional information and registration links through the APTA can be found here:
Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program Level 2 | APTA
UW DPT Coming Home Event
This annual event invites students, alumni, faculty, and clinical friends “Home” to the UW campus, where they can enjoy a one-hour lecture and see the latest faculty research. This is an excellent opportunity to catch up with friends, colleagues, and faculty while earning CEUs.