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Continuing Education
Washington State Strength and
Conditioning Annual Clinic 2007
“Washington State
Private Practice Special Interest Group” Annual
Conference- Washington State Physical Therapy
Association 2007
“2007 Combined
Sections Meeting (CSM)” American Physical Therapy
Association
- “Recent Advance in the Management and Rehabilitation
of Proximal Humerus Fractures, Shoulder Arthritis,
and Frozen Shoulder”
- “The Contribution of Abnormal Hip Mediums to
Knee Injury: A top-down Perspective”
- “Foot and Ankle SIG Program: A Comprehensive
Update on Ankle Instability”
- “ACL Injury and Prevention: An Evidence-Based
Model for Clinical Practice”
- “The Complicated Patient: Case Studies of Patients
Whom Traditional Evidence Based Treatments did
not Work”
- “The ACEL- Injured Athlete: Factors to Consider
in 2007”
- Various
Platform Presentations
“Introduction to
Utilizing a New 24 Adult Foot Type Classification
System and Manual Therapy Techniques for the Foot
and Ankle complex: A Hands-on Laboratory and Clinical
Application Course” Rob Roy Martin, Steve Paulseth,
American Physical Therapy Association
“2006 Private Practice
Section Annual Conference” American Physical Therapy
Association“Orthopedic Clinical Specialty Exam.”
American Physical Therapy Association, 2006
“Current Concepts of Orthopedic Physical Therapy.”
American Physical Therapy Association Home Study
Course
“2006 American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons,
Chicago.”
-Metatarsal and heel pain
-The Fab Five of the foot and ankle
-Pelvic Osteotomies in adults
-The adolescent athlete: Basics and beyond
-Upper extremity injuries in the skeletally immature
athlete
-Surgical management of adult flat feet
“Sportsmetrics Certification
Course.” Cincinnati Sports Medicine and Orthopedic
Center – Ann Hollenbeck, ATC;
Frank Noyes, MD
“2006 Combined Sections Meeting (CSM)” American
Physical Therapy Association
-“Management of Meniscal Pathologies: Diagnosis
to Return to Play:
- “Conservative and Surgical Management of the
Arthritic Ankle”
- “Recent Advances in the Management and Rehabilitation
of Massive Rotator Cuff Tears”
- “The Complicated Patient”- Case studies of patients
whom traditional methods of intervention did not
work.
- “A Critical Review of Common Interventions for
Patellofemroal Joint Dysfunction”
- “Various Platform Presentations
“Independent Study
Course: Current Concepts of Orthopedic Physical
Therapy” Orthopedic Section, APTA, Inc.
“The Running Course”
Barry Morgan orth American Seminars, Inc.
“Dynamic Casting
Technology” Edward S. Glaser, Sole Supports
“Understanding the
Biomechanics and Differential Diagnosis of Over-use
Injuries Common to the Foot and Ankle” American
Physical Therapy” Orthopedic Section, APTA, Inc.
“2005 Combined Sections
Meeting (CSM)” American Physical Therapy Association
- “Knee Rehabilitation from the Ground Up and
the Trunk Down”
- “Differential Diagnosis, Classification-based
Treatment, and Surgical Management of Hip Disorders:
Current Advancements That will Impact Your Practice”
- “Manual Therapy Education Group- Manual Physical
Therapy and the Costal Cage: Relationships with
and impact on Upper Quarter Dysfunction”
- “Complicated Patient” Review of case studies
of patients whom do not respond to traditional
evidence based treatment
- “Knee/Patellofemoral Education Group: Open vs.
Closed- Chain Exercise for the Knee: Myths, Realities,
and Clinical Implications”
"Sports Physical
Therapy Section Team Concept Conference"
Presentations of recent advances for treatment
of various knee, shoulder, foot and ankle injuries
by multiple instructors.
“The Biomechanics of the Cyclist: Fit, Function
and Pathology”. Jacqui Lockwood, PT; Jeffrey Lockwood
“Grinders & Glue”
- Techniques and Applications for Orthotic Therapy"
Private Practice
Special Interest Group- Washington State PT Association
“One Day Learn-By-Doing
Functional Training Seminar”. Juan Carlos Santana,
M.ED, CSCS; Roger Marandino, CSCS; Mike Boyle,
MA, ATC; Al Vermeil, CSCS; Alan Russell, ATC,
PES, CSCS
Washington State
Strength and Conditioning Association Annual Clinic-
Speaker for Speed and Agility training for soccer.
“When the Feet Hit
the Ground...Everything Changes". Level II,
Brian Hoke, PT, SCS
"Chain Reaction
Explosion". Gary Gray, PT and David Tiberio,
PhD, PT, OCS
"When the Feet
Hit the Ground…Everything Changes". Level
I, Brian Hoke, PT, SCS
"Injuries in
Baseball". American Sports Medicine Institute,
James Andrews, MD and Kevin Wilk, PT
"Current Concepts
in the Recognition and Treatment of Knee Injuries".
Mark DeCarlo, MHA, SCS, ATC
"First to the
Ball". Vern Gambetta
"Plyometrics
and Speed Development". U.S. Olympic Training
Center, Mary Harrington, CSCS
"Spine Clinical
Specialization Course, Level I". Edward Mulligan,
MS, PT, SCS, ATC
"Spine Coordination
Training". Edward Mulligan, MS, PT, SCS,
ATC
"Building and
Rebuilding the Complete Athlete". Vern Gambetta
"Shoulder Clinical
Specialization Course, Level I". Edward Mulligan,
MS, PT, SCS, ATC
"Sports Performance
Series: Golf, Level I". Edward Mulligan,
MS, PT, SCS, ATC
"Different Assessment:
Lumbar Versus SI Joint Versus Hip". Robert
Rinkle, PT, OMPT, DC
"Documentation
Functional Outcomes in the Elderly". Pamela
Duncan, PT, PhD
"Functional
Orthopedics, I". The Institute of Physical
Art, Brian Housewirth, PT, CFP
"Post Motor
Vehicle Accident Cervical Dysfunction's: The First
Six Months". James Meadows, PT, CFP
"The Knee: Advances
on ACL, Meniscus and Patellofemoral Rehabilitation".
Robert Mangine, PT, ATC
"The Spinal
Engine, How Does It Work? Integrated Assessment
and Treatment Model" John Olliam, PT
"Current Concepts in Testing and Rehabilitating
Knee and Shoulder Conditions". George Davis,
PT, ATC
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