A Picture's Worth a Thousand Words. And Possibly a Valuable Prize!
Deadline for Submission Extended to Monday, September 30, 2013
APTA invites members to participate in the 2013 photography contest. Each photo submitted should reflect physical therapy practice, education, or research. Winning entries should:
- Reflect the full scope and depict the strides that contemporary physical therapy practice, education, or research has helped to achieve
- Depict models of excellence in a variety of settings
- Portray a diverse population of physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, patients, researchers, faculty, or students
- Reflect high quality in terms of aesthetics, composition, and technical standards
Winners will be selected by a distinguished panel of judges. Winning entries will be displayed at APTA headquarters, may appear in APTA's online or print publications, and on the APTA.org or MoveForwardPT.com websites.
The first-place winner will receive $500. The second and third place winners will receive $250 each. No cash prizes will be awarded for honorable mentions. Winners will be announced in a future issue of PT in Motion.
Download the Consent and Release Form (.pdf)
See the photos that won in the 2012 Photo Contest below.
For questions or issues, please contact:
Courtney Merritt
Sr. Coordinator, Academic Services
800/999-2782, ext. 3208
courtneymerritt@apta.org
All entries must be received no later than Monday, September 30, 2013. Winners will be notified by mid-January 2014.
Don't miss out on this outstanding opportunity to help identify and preserve the best in contemporary physical therapy practice, education, and research through your own creativity and initiative.
2012 Photo Contest Winners
First Place: Jan Black, PT, MSPT, clinical director, Neuroworx
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 Second Place: Megan Herrman, PT, and Gayati Mathur, PT, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
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Third Place: Bob Wellmon, PT, PhD, NSC, associate professor, Institute of Physical Therapy Education, Widener University
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Honorable Mentions
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Alison Barnard, SPT
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Daphne Balane, PT, Christus Spohn
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 Heather Blevins, PT, DPT, physical therapy department, Memark
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Peter Maniscalco, PT, and Karen Cordeau, PT, physical therapy department, All Start Therapy
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Jan Black, PT, MSPT, clinical director, Neuroworx
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