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The Center for Therapy Services with locations in both New York and New
Jersey is currently seeking full time Occupational, Speech, Physical
Therapists and Nurses. We offer a compensation package of $67,000
annually for PT's, $86,625 for OT's, $94,500 for Speech Therapists as
well as an excellent salary and benefit package for full time Nurses.
Interested applicants should email resume attn: HR Department at
centerjobops@aol.com or call David at (845) 356-7999. We guarantee all
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UMHS - Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy Division
Presents:
Manual Therapy in NeuroRehabiliation
Presented by:
Rob Ferguson
September 17 & 18, 2005

Target Audience: This course is designed for occupational and
physical therapy practitioners,
speech-language pathologists and students nearing completion of
academic work leading to related degrees.

Course Credits: 1.5 CEUs ~ 15 Contact Hours

Course Description:
Manual Therapy in Neurorehabilitation is an introductory hands-on
course designed to present Manual Therapy concepts in the treatment
of patients with neurologic injury and disease, focusing on CVA and
TBI. Participants will learn when and how to utilize manual therapy
approaches to improve sensation, manage tone and facilitate movement
and function for both the acute flaccid
and the chronic spastic non-functional upper extremity

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
At the end of this course, participants will:

• Learn the relevant anatomy, pathoanatomy, physiology,
pathophysiology, histology, and pathohistology for manual therapy in
neurorehabilitation.

• Learn and understand the rationale for manual therapy in
neurorehabilitation.

• Understand the influence of the fascial system on function in the
patient with a neurological diagnosis.

• Learn to do a quick, base postural analysis.

• Learn to palpate key structures and tissues, grade treatment
pressure, and locate neuro-orthopedic dysfunctions.

• Learn and demonstrate base concepts and techniques for myofascial
release, muscle energy, joint mobilization, and neurodynamic
mobilization approaches.

• Learn flexible basic manual therapy treatment progressions for
neurorehab patients in the acute,
outpatient and chronic phases of their recovery.

• Learn how to integrate manual therapy techniques into neuromuscular
re-education approaches
including neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT), PNF, and task-oriented
treatment.


Registration Fee ~ $329
• Payment and application must be received by
September 16, 2005.
Early Bird Special ~ $299
• Payment and application must be received by
August 22, 2005.
Student Rate ~ $150
Please make check payable to:
University of Michigan Health System
* There is a non-refundable cancellation fee of $50.00. No
refunds will be given after September 9, 2005.
Group Rate: 3 or more registrations mailed together will
receive a 10% discount.

** For more information on any of our courses visit online at
http://www.med.umich.edu/pmr/pt/education/classes.htm
Don't forget to check online to see our courses in 2006!





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Iam in the 3rd year of my degree, thakgod. I say thiss bcos I have had so much hurdles to overcome to get here. I was wondering, is there anyone that is willing to help a 3rd yr student that is struggling. I live in London. Physiotherapy learning I have found is very intense, and those not allow sufficient time to practise; especially practise practical skills, perhaps it is due to the nature of the course- intense................

Hey if anyone is interested, email me on judejohnpaul@hotmail.com

thanks everyone

hi dear i m final year stdent and i wanna to be a good physio well now a days i m i india ya rily it is a very intence cource well i m coming hear just 4 a conferance purpose well tell r u a mamber of helth professional council or how u will apply 4 that.. well loking firward n waiting 4 ur reply
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Iam in the 3rd year of my degree, thakgod. I say thiss bcos I have had so much hurdles to overcome to get here. I was wondering, is there anyone that is willing to help a 3rd yr student that is struggling. I live in London. Physiotherapy learning I have found is very intense, and those not allow sufficient time to practise; especially practise practical skills, perhaps it is due to the nature of the course- intense................

Hey if anyone is interested, email me on judejohnpaul@hotmail.com

thanks everyone

hi dear
so wts up
hope so ur completed ur cource
n doing well
have u got HPC registartion
i heared so many things abt strugals in UK as a physio
regards Naved
u can chat wid me on yahoo massanger
my email add drnavedfarooqui@yahoo.com
have a nice time bye