This course addresses issues related to planning and preparing for physical therapist or physical
therapist assistant students during clinical internships, including developing learning experiences and
supporting learning through questioning and effective feedback. Student performance evaluation as
well as the identification and management of students with exceptional situations are also discussed.
The course also includes information regarding the legal implications for the clinical educator including
issues presented by ADA legislation. This course is useful for both new and experienced clinical
instructors. While the information covers basic skills for clinical instructors, the interactive tasks and
large and small group discussions will be of benefit even to experienced clinical educators.
16.0 Contact hours/1.6 CEUs
APTA Members $150.00
Non-members $250.00
EVENT LOCATION:
JACO Physical Rehab
Hale Pawa'a Building
1401 S. Beretania St.
Check in- Suite 550
Honolulu, HI 96814
INSTRUCTOR:
Ann Wilson, PT, DPT
INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHY:
Ann Wilson, PT, DPT is Clinical Associate Professor and Director of Clinical Education at University of
Puget Sound. She is board certified as a clinical specialist in geriatrics and has over three decades of
physical therapy education teaching experience including courses in basic physical therapy procedures,
cardiopulmonary physical therapy, physical agents and electrotherapy and tissue dynamics including
wound care. Ann is currently responsible for teaching geriatrics, clinical education seminars and
overseeing the operation of the onsite clinic. Her clinical experience includes acute care, home health
and geriatric outpatient settings. Her research interests include physical agents, issues in geriatrics, and
physical therapy management of individuals with end-stage renal disease.
REGISTRATION:
Contact: Chelsea Liu
Registration Contact E-Mail Address: chelsea.jacorehab@gmail.com
Registration Contact Phone Number: 808-381-8947
