In this episode we speak with Dr. Lori Bartleson, PT, DPT who serves as chair for the Adolescents and Adults with Developmental Disabilities(AADD) SIG in the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy. She shares with us what the AADD SIG has to offer and where there is opportunity for involvement. Check out the links below that are mentioned in this episode:

AADD SIG page: https://pediatricapta.org/special-interest-groups/sigs.cfm?sig=ADD

Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy: https://pediatricapta.org

CP Now: https://cpnowfoundation.org

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Host: Josie Kautsky, PT, DPT

In this episode, we discuss the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy's Academic and Neonatology SIG. Listen in to find out the SIGs goals and how you can get involved!

Resources:

Neonatology SIG Website & contact information for Sue Hausch: https://pediatricapta.org/special-interest-groups/sigs.cfm?SIG=NN

Combined Sections Meeting (CSM): https://www.apta.org/csm/

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Host: Natalie Miller, PT, DPT

Music by Scott Miller

To get us ready for CSM, we will be interviewing several of the APPT's special interest groups, or SIGs. There are currently 7 different SIGs within the APPT; Academic and Clinical Educators, Adolescents & Adults with Developmental Disabilities, Early Intervention, Hospital-based PT, Neonatology, Pediatric Sports-Fitness, and School-based PT. Stayed tuned during this series to learn about your favorite area and how to get involved!

In this episode, we discuss the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy's Academic and Clinical Educators SIG. Listen in to find out the SIGs goals and how you can get involved!

Resources:

ACE SIG Website & contact information for Debbie Anderson: https://pediatricapta.org/special-interest-groups/sigs.cfm?SIG=ACE

ACE Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/703347226374949/

Combined Sections Meeting (CSM): https://www.apta.org/csm/

As always, thanks for listening to the SNP Podcast where we talk about all things pediatric physical therapy for students and new professionals! If you liked our show, subscribe so you never miss a new episode!  To connect with us in more ways than just this podcast, follow us on Instagram (@snp_appt) Twitter (@snp_appt) or Facebook (APTA APPT Students and New Professionals)

Host: Natalie Miller, PT, DPT

Music by Scott Miller

For those who listened to part one and part two of our pediatric advocacy podcast, this bonus episode lets you get to know our speakers a little better while learning their journeys into their roles currently. 

See how Mary-Jane Rapport, Cindy Miles, Sherrie York, and Maria Jones have traveled through their PT careers to include pediatric advocacy!

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Hosts: Josie Kautsky and Natalie Miller

Music by Scott Miller

Advocacy is such a big part of physical therapy that most students and new professionals have no idea where to begin. In our two part advocacy podcast, we speak with Mary-Jane Rapport, Cindy Miles, Sherrie York, and Maria Jones to have them answer questions to shed some light about the current issues of pediatric advocacy and tips on how students can best get involved. Resources mentioned in this episode are found at the websites listed below. Check them out!

APTA Advocacy Resources 👉

Public Policy Priorities (APTA)

PT-PAC

APPT Legislative Issues of Importance

Medicaid

APTA Policy Center

Tools for Advocates

International Organization of Physical Therapists in Pediatrics

APPTAC Conference 

Federal Advocacy Forum

House of Delegates

International Service Opportunities with Move Together

Thanks for listening to SNP Podcast where we talk about all things pediatric physical therapy for students and new professionals! If you liked our show, subscribe so you never miss a new episode!  To connect with us in more ways than just this podcast, follow us on Instagram (@snp_appt) Twitter (@snp_appt) or Facebook (APTA APPT Students and New Professionals)

Hosts: Josie Kautsky and Natalie Miller

Music by Scott Miller

Advocacy is such a big part of physical therapy that most students and new professionals have no idea where to begin. In our two part advocacy podcast, we speak with Mary-Jane Rapport, Cindy Miles, Sherrie York, and Maria Jones to have them answer questions to shed some light about the current issues of pediatric advocacy and tips on how students can best get involved. Resources mentioned in this episode are found at the websites listed below. Check them out!

APTA Advocacy Resources 👉 

Public Policy Priorities (APTA)

PT-PAC

APPT Legislative Issues of Importance

Medicaid 

APTA Policy Center

Tools for Advocates

International Organization of Physical Therapists in Pediatrics

APPTAC Conference 

Federal Advocacy Forum

House of Delegates

International Service Opportunities with Move Together

Thanks for listening to SNP Podcast where we talk about all things pediatric physical therapy for students and new professionals! If you liked our show, subscribe so you never miss a new episode!  To connect with us in more ways than just this podcast, follow us on Instagram (@snp_appt) Twitter (@snp_appt) or Facebook (APTA APPT Students and New Professionals)

Hosts: Josie Kautsky and Natalie Miller

Music by Scott Miller

In this episode of SNP Podcast, we speak with Dr. Lauren Lieberman to discuss including children with visual impairments in PE, school sports, and summer camps. Resources mentioned in this episode are found at the websites listed below. Check them out! 

Perkins School for the Blind 👉 http://www.perkinselearning.org 

Camp Abilities 👉 http://www.campabilities.org 

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Host: Natalie Miller and Josie Kautsky 

Music by Scott Miller

In today’s episode we chat with pediatric residents across the nation. Today’s guests include Hannah Walton, a current resident at St. Francis University, Kara Arps, a current resident at Vanderbilt University, and Anneliese Ruggeri, a past resident from USC. They give tips about when to bring up the conversation of salary, what they wanted in a residency program, the differences in research emphasis, and what busy really means. If what they have to say inspires you to look further into applying for a residency links to applications, and the schools mentioned are below.

RF-PTCAS: https://rfptcas.liaisoncas.com/applicant-ux/#/login

St. Francis University Residency: https://www.francis.edu/Pediatric-Physical-Therapy-Residency/

Vanderbilt University Residency: https://www.childrenshospitalvanderbilt.org/information/physical-therapy-residency-program

USC Residency: https://pt.usc.edu/residencies-and-fellowships/pediatric-residency-program/

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