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Current
and Future Post-Professional Courses
Houston Center
Spring 2005
PT
6083.60 Advanced Instrumentation in PT
Emphasis on developing advanced knowledge of the theory and application of the
following: biomechanical analysis, computer utilization for data
acquistion, gait analysis, muscular strength testing, and electromyography.
Faculty:
Mohamed Sabbahi, PT, PHD,
ECS, George Kondraske, PhD
Credit: 3 Graduate Credit hours
Format: On-site weekend format
When:
Feb. 4 &
5, (Houston) Mar. 4 & 5, (Dallas) and April 29 & 30
Time: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Required course in PhD
Program
PT
6501.60 Research Dissemination
Videoconference course between Houston and Dallas
Presbyterian Centers. Contemporary research problems in physical therapy
for selected groups of students. Emphasis on scholarly writing and
publication.
Faculty:
Sharon Olson, PT, PhD
Credit: 1 Graduate Credit hour
Format:
on-site
evening and internet
When:
Jan 24, Feb 14, Apr 11
Time: 5:00 - 8:00 pm; remainder of course over the internet
Required course
in PhD Program
PT
5903.50 Pediatric Neuroscience
This course will begin with a review of embryology and will
explore the conditions under which both typical and atypical development occur.
Emphasis will be placed on understanding the relationship between structure and
function of the nervous system as it relates to children with disabilities.
Enrollment is limited
Faculty:
Betty MacNeill, PT, MEd,
Francie Baxter, OTR, PhD
Credit: 3 Graduate Credit hours
Format:
Internet
When:
entire course done over internet
PT 5903.60 Assistive Technology in Pediatrics
This course will focus on the processes associated with implementation of
assistive and adaptive technology. Students will have the opportunity to
learn about the issues related to evaluation and implementation of assistive
technology with individuals. Topics will include seating and positioning,
computer access, switch use, communication aid technology and electronic aides
for daily living.
Faculty:
Betty MacNeill, PT, MEd,
Francie Baxter, OTR, PhD
Credit: 3 Graduate Credit hours
Format:
On-site
When: April 7; 1:00-6:00 pm, April 8; 8:30 - 5:00 pm and April 9; 9:00 -
3:00 pm; remainder of course over the internet
PT
5832.60 & 5901.60 Differential Diagnosis in Orthopedic Physical
Therapy and Differential Diagnosis Lab
Evaluation and treatment planning of
the orthopedic patient utilizing history-taking, special tests, diagnostic
imaging results, and selective tissue tension examination skills.
Differential diagnosis of a patients with a non-specific neuromusculoskeletal disorder
complaints will be emphasized.
Faculty:
Toni Roddey, PT, PhD, OCS, FAAOMPT
Credit: 3 Graduate Credit Hours
Format: on-site weekend
When: January 28 & 29; February 18 & 19, April 15 & 16
Time: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
PT
5823.60 Intermediate Evaluation & Mobilization: Lower
Quadrant
Interpretation of basic science knowledge and development of clinical skills
needed to complete a differential evaluation and proceed to effective treatment
of spinal dysfunction.
Faculty: William Hanten, PT, EdD
Credit: 3 Graduate Credit Hours
Format: on-site weekend
When: Class meets Jan 21 & 22; February 11 & 12, March 4 & 5, April 1 &
2 and April 29.
Time: Friday evenings: 5:30 - 8:30 pm and Saturdays: 8:30 -
5:00 pm.
NFS 5903.60
Special Topics: Statistics for the Health Sciences
Faculty: Mary Watson, PhD
Credit: 3 Graduate Credit Hours
Format: on-site
Time: Tuesdays: 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Summer 2005
PT 5903
Electrodiagnosis for Orthopedic and Neurologic Conditions
Faculty: Mohamed Sabbahi, PT, PhD, ECS
PT 5903 Radiology in
PT: LQ
Faculty: William
Bartlett, PT, PhD
PT 5903 Clinical Topics in
Pediatrics
Faculty:Betty
MacNeill, PT, MEd
Mitzi Wiggin, PT, MS
PT 6511 University
Academic Issues
Faculty: Sue
Schafer, PT, Phd
PT 5083 Quantitative Evaluation
Faculty: Katy
Mitchell, PT, PhD
Please contact
Dr.
William Bartlett
at 713/794-2083
or e-mail
Wbartlett@twu.edu
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