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1 LICENSURE 1997 Present State of Alaska, License # State of Colorado 1977 State of Michigan State of Louisiana EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS: University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado U.S.A. Degrees: B.S. in Physical Therapy B.S. in Therapeutic Recreation Certification for Sensory Integrative Dysfunction-1980 NDTA Certification Basic Advanced Pediatric Gait NDT 1987 Baby 1988 TAMO Certification 3 week Certification Advanced Pediatric 2004 CONTINUING EDUCATION 2012 Clinical Analysis of Various Adult Foot Types 15 hours Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA 18 hours 2012 The Child s Developing Brain: Emerging Neuroscience and its Therapeutic Implications 8 hours 2011 Advanced in Pediatric Examination and Intervention and Update for Clinical Practice 7.5 hours 2011 Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA 24 hours 2011 Myokinematic Restoration 15 hours 2011 Pediatric Update: Variability, Adaptability, and the Emergence of Motor Behavior hours 2010 Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA 21.0 hours 2010 Treadmill Training in Pediatric Physical Therapy 7.5 hours 2009 Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA 21.0 hours 2009 Identification of and Intervention for Vestibular-Related Impairments in Children 7.5 hours Feb. 9-12, 2009 Feb Combined Section Meeting Instructor: Variety of speakers from APTA presenting over a 5-day period. Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Combined Section Meeting Instructor: Variety of speakers from APTA presenting over 1

2 a 5-day period. Location: Nashville, TN Feb , 2007 Combined Section Meeting Instructor: Variety of speakers from APTA presenting over a 5-day period. Location: Boston, MA Mar 3-Apr 2, 2006 Neuroanatomy: A Clinicians Review 2.3 CEU s Instructor: Bernadette Gillick, PT November 5-6, 2005 TAMO Instructors Meeting 13 Contact Hours Instructor: Ingrid Tscharnuter, PT October 8-9, 2005 Mobilization of the Nervous System 16.2 Contact Hours Instructors: Bob Nee, PT Stephen Schmidt, PT Adriaan Louw, PT LouiePuentedura, PT Aug 3-Sep 1, 2005 Therapeutic Applications Using the Swiss Ball 15 Contact Hours Instructors: Joanne Posner-Mayer, PT Ana Dovalle, OTR May 2, 2005 Educating All Kinds of Minds 7 Contact Hours Instructor: Mel Levine, MD CONTINUING EDUCATION (Cont.) October 25-28, 2004 Clinical Concepts Based on Dynamic Theories 29 Contact Hours 2004 TAMO Instructors Course Instructor: Ingrid Tscharnuter, PT Jan 30-Feb 1, 2004 Pediatric 3-Day Introductory Course 21.3 Contact Hours Instructors: Mary Lou Fragomeni, SLP Joyce Barnett, PT Sybil Creirer, OTR/L January 14, 2004 Topics in P.T. Pediatrics 24 Contact Hrs/2.4 CEU APTA: Home Study Course 2

3 November 11-12, 2003 Integrating NDT, SI and Motor Learning Perspectives 12.5 Contact Hours in Pediatrics Treating for Measurable Outcomes Instructor: Lezlie J. Adler, MA, OTR, FMOTA October 4-5, 2003 Functional Movement Current Science to Clinical 14.4 Contact Hours Intervention Instructor: Kathleen Ganley, PhD, PT October 17, 2003 Plagiocephaly Workshop 1 Contact Hour Instructor: Teresa Masters, Orthotist July 27-31, 2003 Pediatric Advanced Course in TAMO theory and 34 Contact Hours application of concepts developed by Ingrid Tscharnuter, PT Instructor: Ingrid Tscharnuter, PT April 28-30, 2003 Assessing and Treating Young Children with 17.5 Contact Hours Neuromotor Dysfunction to Achieve Positive Functional Outcomes Instructor: Kristen Birkmeier, MS, PT November 2-3, 2002 The Advanced Dynamic Splinting Workshop Course Hours Instructor: Don R. Buethorn, CPO CONTINUING EDUCATION (Cont.) September 28-29, 2002 Stabilizing the Lower Back: Teaching Kinesthetic 16 Hours/1.6 CEU S Instructor: Gordon Brown June 10-July 31, 2002 Brain Research: Applications for All Students Instructor: Dr. Pat Wolfe May 9-10, 2002 Autism 12 Contact Hours Instructors: Dr. Temple Grandin, Eustacia Cutler, Dr. Raun Melmed, Dr. Jeanette McAfee, Dr. Luke Tsai, Jerry Newport 3

4 March 14, 2002 Issues in Motor Control/Learning 4 Hours Instructor: Janice Hulme, PT, DH Sc Note: Information on continued education available upon request. EMPLOYMENT Oct to present Private Practice: Children s Physical Therapy Services Provides evaluation, treatment and consultative services for movement disorders from birth through early adulthood. Consultative services provided for school districts out in bush of Alaska Oct Anchorage School District: Itinerant position involving Leave of Absence, 2000 screening, evaluating and treating a variety of students (ages 3-21) experiencing special needs Present (part-time) Private Practice: Children s Physical Therapy Services: Leave of Absence, 2000 Evaluation and treatment for birth to 3 year olds; Consultant to ten school districts throughout Alaska Providing evaluations, assessments, program planning, as well as in-service training to teachers Alaska Treatment Centre: Pediatric Staff PT; evaluating 1988, Fall treatment for birth to 3 year olds Camp Caribou Director: Sponsored by ESS of Alaska; Organized and Co-Directed the camp for orthopedic, neurologically and hearing impaired children ages 7 17; week long, overnight camp providing recreation opportunities Matanuska-Susitna School Borough: Staff physical therapist; itinerant position involving screening, evaluating and treating a variety of students experiencing special needs Alaska Treatment Centre: Staff physical therapist; evaluating and treating both children and adults. June 1977 August 1977 Marvin E. Beekman Centre for Trainable Children: Lansing, MI; staff physical therapist; evaluating and treating children (ages 3 21) experiencing special needs. EMPLOYMENT (Cont.) August 1975 August 1976 Manyatta Secondary School: Kivani, Kenya (East 4

5 Africa); teacher of Biology and Health Sciences to 7 th -10 th graders (rural African students). January 1975 June 1975 Jan Dec Katharine Bibby Hospital-Mombasa: Kenya (East Africa); staff physical therapist; working with adults and children; 100-bed private hospital. Charity Hospital New Orleans, LA: Staff physical Therapist; working with both adults and children in an outpatient rehabilitation program. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 2010 Present Alaska State Representative, Pediatric Section, American Physical Therapy Association 2008 Present Board of Directors member Malawi Children s Village on medical group for coordinating services for children with s special needs in Mangochi, Malawi, Africa Instructor for TAMO (Tscharnuter Association for Movement Organization) group BOD member for TAMO group; Chairperson State Physical Therapy and Occupational Board: Member; Vice Chairman 92-93; Chairperson State ICC (Interagency Coordinating Committee): Member; Assessed and evaluation program through the State of Alaska that were providing programs for children with special needs Infant Learning Program Board Member: Monitored and oversaw programs providing services for children (birth 3) experiencing special needs. Member of committee that monitored special education programs within the Matanuska-Susitna School Borough Special Education Advisory Committee 5

6 LECTURES PROVIDED FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES November 2011 Perception-Action Approach To The Therapy Management of Infants With Torticollis, Anchorage April, May 2008 October 2007 A Contemporary Therapeutic Approach based on Dynamic Systems and Perception-Action Theories Level Two. Short course. Anchorage A Contemporary Therapeutic Treatment Approach based on Dynamic Systems Theories. Short course. Anchorage April 14-17, 2005 January 8, 2005 April 30-May 2, 2004 January 2004 August 2001 TAMO 4 Day Pediatric Assessment & Handling Course TAMO 1 Day Pediatric Review: Clinical Education TAMO 3 Day Pediatric Introductory Course: Clinical Education TAMO 3 Day Introductory Course: Clinical Education Lab Assistant. TAMO 3 Week Certification: Clinical Education Lab Assistant to instructor Ingrid Tscharnuter, PT COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS: July 2012 September 2010 April 2010 March 2010 Bucket Babies: Development Consequences and Their Prevention for Pediatric Department Joint Bases Elmendorf and Fort Richardson, Anchorage Bucket Babies: Babies Who Sleep and Live in Infant Seats, Implications and Prevention Lecture, State of Alaska Division of Maternal and Child Health, Infant Safe Sleep Program, Anchorage Bucket Babies: Development Consequences and their Prevention. Lecture. CHAP Forum, Anchorage Bucket Babies: Developmental Consequences and their Prevention. Lecture. Alaska Physical Therapy Association, Anchorage 6

7 September 2009 February 2008 April 2007 When not to wait and see: Bucket Babies and selected other pediatric conditions. Lecture. Alaska State Meeting of Nurse Practitioners, Anchorage Bucket Babies: Developmental Consequences and their Prevention. Lecture. Pediatric Grand Rounds, Providence Hospital, Anchorage Infants and Their Motor Skills: When not to wait and see. Family Practice Residency Program, Providence Hospital, Anchorage February 1999 April 1989 February 1989 PT/OT Conference: Good Reasons to Look at Feet! Presentation to OT/PT within Anchorage School District. Pathways Conference: What is the Role of Physical and Occupational Therapy in My Child s Education? Co-presenter to conference for parents and professionals in Anchorage, Alaska. Elementary Trans Disciplinary Models Conference: Intervention of Physical Therapy Presentation to Special Education teachers in Kenai Borough School District, Kenai, Alaska Physical Therapists and Occupational Therapists: Working Cooperatively in School Systems - Presented to PT/OT Department, Kenai Borough Schools Delivery of Related Services to Rural School Presentation to Directors of Special Education Semi-Annual Conference, Districts of Alaska Components of Equilibrium Reactions Conference: Presented to PTs/OTs in Matanuska-Susitna School Borough Vestibular Function in Relation to Sensory: Integrative Therapy Presentation to Special Education teachers, Matanuska-Susitna School Borough. 7