APPT SNP
APTA Pediatrics SNP Podcast
The APTA Pediatrics Students and New Professionals (SNP) Podcast shares information to help students and new professionals learn about the world of pediatric physical therapy.
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Episodes
#16: SNP New Professional Panel Part Two: How to get into pediatrics as a new grad 24.06.2020 47:22
Welcome to part two of the New Professional Panel! If you were not able to join us on zoom, or if you wanted to take another listen to really get a grasp of all the information Josie, Andrea, Kristen, Brigid and Chelsea gave, take a listen! This episode will be part two of two, and will focus on all question about how to navigate being a new professional within the realm of pediatric PT WCPT Websi...
#15: SNP New Professional Panel Part One: All Things Residency 17.06.2020 36:10
Welcome to part one of the New Professional Panel! If you were not able to join us on zoom, or if you wanted to take another listen to really get a grasp of all the information Josie, Andrea, Kristen, Brigid and Chelsea gave, take a listen! This episode will be part one of two, and will focus on all question about the residency process. Residency Application STAR Method Contact snpcast@gmail.com t...
#14: 2020 Board Introductions 27.05.2020 33:53
Every year, around CSM conference, our APPT SNP Board holds elections for new board members. The board is continuing to expand, adding new positions and involving students and new professionals all across the country. Listen to learn more about the new SNP Board and what they can do for you! Educational Resources mentioned by Kyle, our educational chair APTA website Contact one of our board member...
#13: School Based PT SIG 02.05.2020 36:52
In this episode we chat with Laurie Ray, the chair of the school based PT SIG, about all the resources and opportunities avaliable to students and new professionals. Laurie also goes into depth about hot topics such as advocacy and research within a lesser known facet of physical therapy. This episode has many pearls of wisdom from Laurie, and we can't wait for you to listen and learn from her! Sc...
#12: Hospital Based Pediatric SIG 12.02.2020 17:01
In this episode we chat with Jon Greenwood, the chair of the hospital based SIG, about all the resources and opportunities present in the hospital based SIG. This conversation opened our eyes to the vast array of settings covered by the hospital based pediatric SIG which Jon lovingly refers to as a "catch all". He also offers great insight in how to start your journey with the APTA/APPT along with...
#11: Adolescents and Adults with Developmental Disabilities SIG 02.02.2020 22:42
In this episode we speak with Dr. Lori Bartleson, PT, DPT who serves as chair for the Adolescents and Adults with Developmental Disabilities(AADD) SIG in the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy. She shares with us what the AADD SIG has to offer and where there is opportunity for involvement. Check out the links below that are mentioned in this episode: AADD SIG page: https://pediatricapta.org/sp...
#10: Neonatology SIG 18.01.2020 16:03
In this episode, we discuss the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy's Academic and Neonatology SIG. Listen in to find out the SIGs goals and how you can get involved! Resources: Neonatology SIG Website & contact information for Sue Hausch : https://pediatricapta.org/special-interest-groups/sigs.cfm? SIG=NN Combined Sections Meeting (CSM): https://www.apta.org/csm/ As always, thanks for liste...
#9: Early Intervention SIG 12.01.2020 20:26
In this episode, we discuss the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy's Early Intervention Special Interest Group (EI SIG). Listen in to find out the SIGs goals and how you can get involved! Resources: EI SIG Website: https://pediatricapta.org/special-interest-groups/sigs.cfm? SIG=EI Combined Sections Meeting (CSM): https://www.apta.org/csm/ As always, thanks for listening to the SNP Podcast where...
#8: Academic and Clinical Educators SIG 04.01.2020 20:56
To get us ready for CSM, we will be interviewing several of the APPT's special interest groups, or SIGs. There are currently 7 different SIGs within the APPT; Academic and Clinical Educators, Adolescents & Adults with Developmental Disabilities, Early Intervention, Hospital-based PT, Neonatology, Pediatric Sports-Fitness, and School-based PT. Stayed tuned during this series to learn about your...
BONUS: Advocacy Journey Stories 08.12.2019 23:24
For those who listened to part one and part two of our pediatric advocacy podcast, this bonus episode lets you get to know our speakers a little better while learning their journeys into their roles currently. See how Mary-Jane Rapport, Cindy Miles, Sherrie York, and Maria Jones have traveled through their PT careers to include pediatric advocacy! Thanks for listening to SNP Podcast where we...
#7: Pediatric Advocacy Part Two 29.09.2019 23:50
Advocacy is such a big part of physical therapy that most students and new professionals have no idea where to begin. In our two part advocacy podcast, we speak with Mary-Jane Rapport, Cindy Miles, Sherrie York, and Maria Jones to have them answer questions to shed some light about the current issues of pediatric advocacy and tips on how students can best get involved. Resources mentioned in...
#6 Pediatric Advocacy Part One 22.09.2019 34:04
Advocacy is such a big part of physical therapy that most students and new professionals have no idea where to begin. In our two part advocacy podcast, we speak with Mary-Jane Rapport, Cindy Miles, Sherrie York, and Maria Jones to have them answer questions to shed some light about the current issues of pediatric advocacy and tips on how students can best get involved. Resources mentioned in...
#5: Camp Abilities 20.04.2019 30:11
In this episode of SNP Podcast, we speak with Dr. Lauren Lieberman to discuss including children with visual impairments in PE, school sports, and summer camps. Resources mentioned in this episode are found at the websites listed below. Check them out! Perkins School for the Blind 👉 http://www.perkinselearning.org Camp Abilities 👉 http://www.campabilities.org Thanks for li...
#4: Getting Involved with the Special Olympics 21.03.2019 20:28
In this episode of SNP Podcast, we speak with Dr. Jessie Fudge who lead the medical team at the 2018 Special Olympics. We hope you enjoy hearing how you and your patients can become more involved in such an excellent organization. We know we did! Visit www.specialolympics.com to find more information about getting involved in your area! Thanks for listening to SNP Podcast where we talk about all t...
#3: Interview with Residency Students 17.01.2019 55:11
In today’s episode we chat with pediatric residents across the nation. Today’s guests include Hannah Walton, a current resident at St. Francis University, Kara Arps, a current resident at Vanderbilt University, and Anneliese Ruggeri, a past resident from USC. They give tips about when to bring up the conversation of salary, what they wanted in a residency program, the differences in research empha...
#2: Interview with Residency Directors 12.01.2019 1:10:07
In this episode of SNP Podcast, we will be speaking to Sally LeCras, the Residency Director at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and Jim Moore, the residency director at University of Miami. Our topic today is to get more information on a hot topic of physical therapy...residencies! In our conversation, we touch on what residencies entail, how students can boost their applications, and a little...
#1: Introduction to SNP 09.11.2018 10:08
In our first episode for the SNP podcast, we want to introduce you to our board and tell you a little bit about how we can help you navigate the world of pediatrics as a student or new professional. Here are some of the links mentioned in this podcast 👉APPT website: pediatricapta.org 👉SNP news/leadership: pediatricapta.org/students-and-new-professionals/ 👉APPT SIGs: pediatricapta.org/special-in...
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