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Anne Fenety (left) presents Alana Fleet (right) with the Faculty of Health Professions Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Research (© Suzie Officer's photo).
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In the last newsletter, I explored how we could better support our Entry Level Master’s (ELM) students. Continuing in the same vein, in this issue I reflect on our Master of Science in Physiotherapy (Rehabilitation Research) students, beginning with their successes. Alana Fleet, our most recent MSc(RR)PT graduate received the Faculty of Health Professions Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Research. Other examples of our success of our Rehabilitation Research students include scholarship awards and post-graduate accomplishments in administration, research, and clinical practice. Read more about the MSc(RR)PT program and examine ways to enhance it for current and future students.
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Baraba Kelly, Instructor within the School of Physiotherapy.
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A truly dedicated physiotherapist, Barbara Kelly combines clinical practice, teaching in the School of Physiotherapy’s Entry Level Masters program and clinical research; three fundamental elements for clinical and academic advancement of our profession. Recently Barbara was also recognized with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Clinical Specialist designation in Paediatrics. Read more about Barbara Kelly's areas of research.
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Matthew Stanwood, alumnus and physiotherapist, stands in front of his newly built home in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
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Dalhousie’s School of Physiotherapy fosters many skills in its students and for some it can teach how to build a home. Alumnus Matthew Stanwood shares his experience working as a physiotherapist in rural Nova Scotia and the essential skills he developed during the physiotherapy program. Read more about Matthew Stanwood's journey since graduation. |
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For The Health of It 2013 Champions- The School of Physiotherapy, Dalhousie University.
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The fall term was busy for Physiotherapy students, as first year students settled into their classes and second year students prepared to start their final year. Aside from studying, much of the students’ energy and efforts have gone towards the annual For The Health Of It competition. Read more about our students' involvement within the Dalhousie community.
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Students in the Faculty of Health Professions (FHP) at Dalhousie University are required to complete a number of different interprofessional collaborative learning experiences, at least one of which must be in the practice setting. Physiotherapy students have been involved with experiences and projects at many sites and regions: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
This past November, an interprofesional mini-course was offered to students in FHP, titled: Investing in your future: Preparing you to become a preceptor in the practice setting. Read more about Interprofessional Health Education.
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MScPT student Reid Chittick (Class of 2014) volunteers with the YMCA's Abilities in Motion (A.I.M.) program in Halifax, NS. Read more about A.I.M. and what it offers the community.
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Jodi Cooper (Physiotherapist/Clinical Instructor) and Nick Souder (MScPT student) in Gander, Newfoundland.
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Clinical Education Feature:
Working in a rural area provides a unique experience for both clinicians and students. The School of Physiotherapy had the opportunity to learn about these experiences first hand from regional physiotherapist, Jodi Cooper and MScPT student, Nick Souder. Read more on their experiences in working in rural Newfoundland.
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Clinical Education Awards
The purpose of these awards is to recognize a facility or an individual physiotherapist within the Atlantic Provinces who demonstrates excellence in, or makes an outstanding contribution to, the clinical education of students over an extended period of time.
Read more on Clinical Education News.
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Research in the School of Physiotherapy has been expanding, becoming more vibrant and focused on increasing capacity to provide evidence to support all levels of physiotherapy practice. As a faculty, we are excited for these progressions as it allows your school to advocate for change, advance knowledge and contribute to the development of physiotherapy academics in the Maritime region.
Read more about these accomplishments.
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This year’s Physiotherapy Matters Seminar Series features a range of topics and guest speakers, each as unique and interesting as the next, and each translating relevant knowledge to students, faculty, and members of the clinical community.
This March, the School is also presenting professional development workshop on Gait Issues to the clinical community.
And with the 50th Anniversary of the School approaching in 2015, a 2015 Steering Committee has been formed and is asking for your input. Read more about exciting Events taking place within the School of Physiotherapy.â€
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Alumni of the School of Physiotherapy deserve to be recognized for their professional successes, volunteerism, innovation and leadership. Nominations for the 2014 Dalhousie Alumni Awards are now open and will close February 15, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. (Read more)
Gail Wainwright, Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education (ACCE), has accepted a one-year post-retirement appointment with the School, effective January 1st.
Dr. Cheryl Kozey has been appointed Acting Associate Dean of Research, Faculty of Health Professions.
Jill Robertson has been appointed Chief Examiner, Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
Dr. Katherine Harman has received the Canadian Amateur Rowing Association's 2013 Para-Coach of the Year Award. (Read more)
Danielle Jackson, second year MScPT student, has co-authored a published research paper entitled Behavioural Brain Research. (Read more)
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The School of Physiotherapy is pleased to provide alumni and employers in Atlantic Canada with a new career listings service. Career opportunities will be circulated via our seasonal Physiotherapy Matters eNewsletter (Fall, Winter, Spring publications), and will be posted online.
If interested in posting a career opportunity please see our career opportunities forms.
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