Principles of Dance Medicine: Clinical Management of the Dancer Patient
4-Part Certificate Course
Spotlight Course- Hip & Knee: July 26-27, 2007
Spotlight Course- Foot & Ankle: July 28-29, 2007
Location: New York, NY
NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases
Loeb Auditorium
Host: Harkness Center for Dance Injuries of the NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases (NATABOC Provider # P2540)
Audience: Medical doctors, certified athletic trainers, physical therapists, nurse practitioners.
Continuing medical education credits will be available.
Objectives: Upon completion of this conference, participants will:
1. Recognize influences of intrinsic and extrinsic factors on injury occurrence in dancers and implement strategies to modify and prevent these risks.
2. Assess and identify ergonomic challenges of the dance workplace and learn effective modifications for such challenges.
3. Identify special needs of the adolescent dancer and implement appropriate preventative and rehabilitative care.
4. Recognize appropriate measurement needs and techniques for capturing screening data, learn how to implement pre-participation screenings for the dance population, and interpret trends identified through the screening process.
5. Modify and customize support and corrective devices, such as taping, bandaging, and posting, unique to the dancer s needs and injury.
6. Apply appropriate manual therapy techniques and rehabilitation protocols to the treatment of dance related injury to increase treatment efficacy.
Contact: Harkness Center for Dance Injuries
NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases
301 East 17th Street
New York, NY 10003
Telephone: +1 212-598-6022
Facsimile: +1 212-598-7613
Email: harkness@nyumc.org
The Greater Dayton Athletic Trainers Association would like to announce its quarterly meetings for the 2006-2007 year:
March 5th
May 14th
Meetings will be held at Wright State University in the Nutter Center,
starting at 7:00 pm.
Get active in your local organization as we try to improve and promote the field of athletic training in Dayton and the surrounding areas. Guest speakers will provide CEU opportunities.
Dayton Sports Medicine Institute 6th Annual Football Injury Symposium...
A one-day symposium for physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, athletic trainers, physicians and other allied health professionals. Click a printable (PDF) or (WORD) version of the registration form or click HERE to register online. If registering online, please mail payments to the address below.
Mail Payments to:
DSMI c/o Southview Hospital
1997 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd.
Dayton, OH 45459
Date:
Thursday & Friday,
March 1 & 2, 2007
Course Fees:
Allied Health Professionals:
Thursday only $30,
Thursday Coaches $20,
Friday only $100,
Both days $120
Collegiate & High
School Students:
Thursday or Friday only $15,
Both days $30
Contact Persons:
For further information, call Rita Detmer ATC, Nikki Barnhart ATC, or Woody Goffinett ATC, at Dayton Sports Medicine Institute at (937) 401-6400.
Cancellation Policy:
Refunds will be given if received in writing at least one week prior to symposium. There will be an administration fee of $20 for all refunds.
Paul Sparling, MeD, ATC, LAT
Head Athletic Trainer Cincinnati Bengals
Chad Weber, DO, ATC, LAT
Grandview Medical Center
Jan Saunders, DO
Orthopedic Associates of Southwestern Ohio
Timothy Kremchek, MD
Beacon Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
Troy Merckle, PT, CSCS
Fourth Quarter Athletics
David Lit PhD, ATC, LAT, RN, NSCA-CPT
Columbus State University
Sam Maniar PhD
Ohio State University
Woody Goffinett, ATC, LAT, EMT
Dayton Sports Medicine Institute
11th Annual Northeast Ohio Strength Clinic,
will be held March 10, 2007, at Strongsville High School. Lectures and interactive sessions will be available.
Speakers include:
David Herbert, JD, and William Herbert, PhD,
"Litigation Concerns and Risk Management Solutions for the Athletic Trainer and Strength Coach."
Julie Glodich, MS, CSCS*
"Integration of Pilates into Your Core Conditioning."
Dave Morgan, CSCS*
"Kettlebell Training"
David Haberman, PT
"Evaluation and Progressive Rehabilitation and Conditioning for the Foot and Ankle."
Paul Manfre, CSCS, USAW*
"Too Much Strength, Not Enough Conditioning."
John Coumbe-Lilly, MS, CSCS*
"Inergrated Soccer Training Methods for High School Aged Athletes."
* interactive speakers
Fee includes, 6 NATA/NSCA CEU's, program and lunch.
Professionals cost $60.00, students $30.00 (add $15.00 for registrations after 3/4/07)
Contact Beau Kinnaird ATC, CSCS, at 440-570-3919 for additional information.
Registration form can be downloaded from: http://www.berea.k12.oh.us,
click <Athletics>, then <Sports Medicine>.
Summa Center for Sports Health 2nd Annual Symposium
THE SPECTRUM OF TREATMENT FOR FOOT, ANKLE AND SHOULDER INJURIES IN SPORTS
WHEN: Friday March 23 and Saturday, March 24, 2007
WHERE: Akron City Hospital Raymond Firestone Auditorium
CEU: 12 CEU (AT, PT, and PTA)
COST: $135 licensed professionals
$30 college students (AT, PT, PTA)
HIGHLIGHTS:
Live dissection of the foot/ankle and shoulder telecasted
Panel Discussion with physicians on both days
Break out sessions on both days (some hands on)
Featuring Summa Health System's Nationally-Ranked
Orthopaedic Surgeons
Also, featuring physicians, athletic trainers, and physical therapists
AND
Presenting...
Continental breakfast, lunch, and snacks
CD of presentations for all participants
REGISTRATION: Call Summa Connections at 1-800-237-8662
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO RECEIVE A REGISTRATION PACKET
Call Hollie Kozak at 330-379-5356
St. Rita's Medical Center, Sports Medicine:
2007 Spring Sports Medicine Symposium
