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APTA Student Social: Physical Therapists Sharing Their Olympic Experiences
| Date: | Sunday, January 16, 2022 |
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| Time: | 8-9 p.m., ET |
| Location: | Zoom |
| Type: | Event |
| Tickets: |
This event is free to APTA members. |
Our monthly student social is a fun twist on the standard Zoom webinar – mixing expert discussion with live, camera-on Q&A with participants.
This month's discussion is with member PTs who are working with U.S. Olympians
So, what's it like treating Olympic and Paralympic athletes? Join us for a conversation with member PTs who are working with U.S. Olympians — or have worked with them in previous games.
Our guests
- Bernard Condevaux, PT, board-certified clinical specialist in sports physical therapy
- Zack DiCristino, PT, MSPT, board-certified clinical specialist in orthopaedic physical therapy and in sports physical therapy
How to access
Please sign up to attend this event before 5 p.m. ET, Saturday, Jan. 15. A link to this Zoom event will be emailed to all participants Sunday morning, Jan. 16.
Email lisamclaughlin@apta.org with questions.
Let others know you're attending and share on social media. RSVP is not required to attend this event.
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