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PT Bulletin Online is published weekly by the American
Physical Therapy Association (APTA) (www.apta.org) and distributed by e-mail
and online as a benefit to APTA members (ISSN 1538-6708). Every week,
PT Bulletin Online reports timely legislative, health care, and
Association news to APTA members and subscribers and provides an ongoing
opportunity for members and subscribers to read and post available
continuing education and job opportunities. (Go to Online
Advertising Info for pricing information and descriptions of
listings categories.) Copyright ©2008 American Physical Therapy
Association. All rights reserved. Requests for permission to reprint
should be directed to ptbeditor@apta.org.
PT Bulletin Online Staff
Editor: Maryann DiGiacomo
Assistant Editor: Alice Starcke
Advertising Manager: Julie Hilgenberg
Advertising Coordinator: Jean Felix
Director of Publications: Lois Douthitt
Chief Executive Officer: John D Barnes
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Advertising Standards: Advertisements are accepted when they conform
to the ethical standards of the American Physical Therapy Association
(APTA). PT Bulletin Online does not verify the accuracy of claims
made in advertisements, and publication of an ad does not imply
endorsement by PT Bulletin Online or APTA. Acceptance of ads for
professional development courses addressing advanced-level competencies
in clinical specialty areas does not imply review or endorsement by the
American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties.
The American Physical Therapy Association prohibits preferential or
adverse discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, gender, age,
national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, disability, or health
status in all areas including, but not limited to, its qualifications
for membership, rights of members, policies, programs, activities, and
employment practices.
APTA is committed to promoting cultural diversity throughout the
profession.
[Last updated: 05/06/08 | Contact: ptbeditor@apta.org]
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