OH-KY PT CLINICAL EDUCATION
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OHIO-KENTUCKY CONSORTIUM OF PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAMS
CONSORTIUM NEWS
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State Leadership:
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OPTA
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Tonya Apke, PT, DPT, President
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Jane Keehan, PT, PhD, OCS, Delegate
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Ohio OT, PT, AT Board
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Karen McIntyre, PT, DPT​
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National Leadership:
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ACAPT National Consortium of Clinical Educators
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Janice Howman, PT, DPT, MEd, Chair
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Jamie Bayliss, PT, MPT, DHSc, Secretary
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APTA Academy of Education
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Christine McCallum, PT, PhD, Vice President
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Sean Gallivan, PT, PhD, Research Committee Member
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APTA’s Credentialed CI Advisory Workgroup
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Amy Both, PT, DPT, MHS
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On Saturday, November 9, 2019 the Consortium Continuing Education Conference was hosted by Cleveland State University, University of Findlay, University of Toledo, Walsh University, and Youngstown State University.
On Friday, November 4, 2016 from 8:30am-4:30pm, the annual Consortium Continuing Education Conference was hosted by The Ohio State University, The University of Dayton, and Ohio University. Approximately 60 clinicians attended this year's course entitled, "Cultivating the Clinical Education Team: Successful Strategies from the Clinic" which focused on contemporary clinical education processes in networking and the facilitation of professional development, with a focus on mentorship.
During the course, DCEs/CCCEs/CIs modeled mentoring-through-networking and shared information related to enhancing the clinic site’s placement process, facilitating CCCE↔CI communication and mentoring, and developing learning strategies for the early learner. At the conclusion of the course, participants shared ideas generated through networking.
On Friday, October 30th from 8:30am - 4:30 pm the annual Consortium Continuing Education Conference was hosted by the University of Findlay and the University of Toledo. Approximately 50 clinicians attended this year's course entitled "Essential Functions for the Clinical Educator: A Contemporary View" which focused on concepts of mentoring, effective communication, efficient teaching strategies, the 2:1 model of supervision, and the administrative view of clinical education in a value based payment model.
PT and PTA participants were very active in discussion throughout the course sharing their ideas and experiences to help improve clinical education. In addition, an update on consortium and national directives in clinical education was shared during lunch. Participants earned 7 CEU's for their participation.