You, your practice and how you will be you in your evolving world; Small and large Leadership and you
Description
Course Description:
This course will be an opportunity for student scholars and mentors to connect with leadership at APTA Kansas. Participants will be able to understand how their national organization assists them in their professional development and how they can be leaders in their workplace, community and local physical therapy organization
Course Agenda:
6:00- 6:15 Welcome and introductions
6:15-7:10 Content presented via webinar presentation and PowerPoint presentation/organizational explanation.
7:00-7:30 Question and answers on presentation.
Course Objectives:
1) Have a good understanding of what a professional organization does for its members and the structure of the APTA.
2) APTA, Components, Sections, and Academies. Not all sections are Academies and not all Academies have an associated Section
3) FSBPT Federation of State Boards of PT
4) Explain the APTA HOD as the largest APTA policy making body composed of voting delegates.
5) Membership: has allowed for more autonomous practice, 100,000 voices at capitol hill for patient advocacy. Locally—resources and opportunities for Kansas patients, clinicians and trickle-down open access to all our professionals around the US (and even around the world)
6) Importance for Membership—do you like what you do? Do you get paid for doing it? Do other shareholders believe in what you do for your clients?
7) To understand more of how your Clifton Strength Assessment will benefit you and others.
About The Speaker(s)
Speaker Bio:
Camille Snyder, PT, DPT is currently serving as president of APTA Kansas. Prior to this office she served six years as vice president. She has served on the Kansas
delegation since 2014. She began her service to the KPTA as standards and practice chair beginning in 2011. She has been a practicing physical therapist for 30 plus
years, the last 20 in Kansas and received her transitional DPT in 2006. In 1998, she earned her orthopedic clinical specialty by the American Board of Physical Therapist Specializations. Her practice settings are numerous, and she has volunteered in India for a teaching hospital outpatient and inpatient rehab departments. She has been the impaired provider coordinator serving as liaison to the Heart of America Provider’s Network and the Kansas Board of Healing Arts since 2012.
