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Building Your Community – Get Involved and Strengthen Your Network
Date: | Nov. 2 |
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Time: | 7:30-8:30 p.m. ET |
Location: | Online |
Type: | APTA Social |
Tickets: |
Free |
APTA has a vast network of over 100,000 members. Join us to learn how to build your professional network and hear from APTA members on how getting involved helped them grow their careers.
You'll learn how to:
- Make the most networking opportunities available to you as an APTA member.
- Connect with APTA members in your state and in your special interest areas.
- Build your PT/PTA relationship.
- Explore volunteer opportunities.
Our Speakers
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Macie Frederick Rogers, PTA, is a physical therapist assistant at ATI Physical Therapy, with an Advanced Proficiency in Orthopedic physical therapy. She graduated from Jefferson State University and is deeply involved with APTA — both nationally as the social media lead for APTA PTAs, and at the state level as membership co-chair and an Education Committee member of the Alabama chapter. Email Macie.
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Lorna Jarrett, PTA, MSc, is a physical therapist assistant in outpatient and skilled nursing facilities. She is founder and owner of Pneuma Pilates and Wellness in Overland Park, Kansas, and co-founder of Whole Pilates Studio in Grandview, Missouri. She received an associate in applied science degree from Kansas City Kansas Community College, and a master’s degree in kinesiology and doctor of health science degree from A.T. Still University. She holds Polestar Pilates Rehabilitation with PMA (Pilates Method Alliance) national certification. Her movement and coaching certifications include Pilates for multiple sclerosis and neurological disorders, American Institute of Balance/Vestibular Rehabilitation, TheraPilates for bone building and injuries, CAPS (Certified Aging in Place Specialist), and Capp (Coaching and Positive Psychology Institute). Email Lorna.
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