The APTA Pediatrics Residency & Fellowship Special Interest Group is hosting a virtual residency fair. Prospective applicants in their final year of coursework are welcome to attend one or both evenings based on their interest.

The APTA Pediatrics Residency & Fellowship Special Interest Group is hosting a virtual residency fair. Prospective applicants in their final year of coursework are welcome to attend one or both evenings based on their interest.

The purpose(s) of this webinar is to: ● Introduce a wide audience to the topic of knowledge translation (KT) and implementation science (IS) ● Aid with the integration of the best available evidence throughout varied clinical, research, and educational settings. KT and IS are defined and discussed in-depth in this two-part presentation series.

This webinar introduces the basics of telehealth in a variety of pediatric settings. Topics include legal and ethical considerations, setting up your telehealth space, using the APTA Pediatrics Telehealth Committee resource for assessments in Telehealth, and tips for engaging the children and families.

Telehealth – Part II: Nuts & Bolts covers strategies for creating the optimal online environment for telehealth, techniques to facilitate child/family engagement, and application of principles of parent coaching to promote success when providing telerehabilitation services for pediatric clients.

Learn about the different grants offered by APTA Pediatrics and how to apply.

Overview designed to provide information on the “nuts and bolts” of abstract writing.

The benefits of pursuing a PhD, how it defers from a DPT/t-DPT, how to find and apply to a PhD program, mentorship, funding, moving, and post PhD job options.

Have you ever treated a pediatric patient with a unique diagnosis or impairments, or used innovative methods in your intervention and thought that it should be published? If so, please join the Director of Research, Jennifer Christy, for this webinar (free to APTA Pediatrics members) for the basics on how to organize your data and write a stellar case report.

Sternal Precautions Webinar hosted by Amanda Clifton and LeighAnn Smart with special guest Tammy Pyron. Discussion occurred surrounding sternal precautions purpose, research, and clinical applications.

This webinar highlights assessment and intervention strategies for using power mobility with young children, particularly in the school setting. It is presented by Christy Hupka, PT, DPT, PCS and Stephanie Zutter, PT. The information is based on the Power Mobility Resource Document published on the Academy website.

This webinar offers a definition for medical complexity and uses a case study to explore a variety of assessment tools, considerations, and progress monitoring strategies when working with these children. It is presented by the School SIGs Subcommittee on Students with Medical Complexity and is based on an interactive web based resource that will be published on the Academy website.