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Special
Certifications
Certificate in Women's
Health Physical Therapy,
Texas Women's University, 2004
Association Memberships/Offices Held:
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American Physical Therapy Association
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Michigan Physical Therapy Association
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Education Section and Special Interest Group of Clinical Education, APTA
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Women's Health Section, APTA
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Credentialed Clinical Instructor, APTA
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Michigan Special Interest Group for Clinical Education, MPTA
Honors
Received:
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Phi Beta Kappa
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Omicron Delta Kappa
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KeesGoebel Medical Award for Professional Excellence - 1993
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Professional Development Award, Faculty center for Excellence, Central
Michigan University, 2003
Courses
taught in curriculum:
PTH
646 - Patient Care II
PTH 732 - Neuro Mock Clinic
PTH 792 - Issues and Practice In Women's Health
Physical Therapy
PTH 832 - Clinical
Education IV
PTH 932 - Clinical Education V
Current areas or
research interests:
Clinical Education
Women's Health Issues
Clinical Practice Interests: Orthopedics, Woman's health issues, manual
therapy
Research Poster
presentations:
Epstein NM, Capehart G, Grossnickle, K,
Mostrom E. Central Michigan University. “Extending Student Dialogue and
Learning in Physical Therapy Clinical Education: Using BlackboardTM
as an Adjunct to an Interactive Internship Model.” Poster presentation
at National Clinical Education Conference, St. Louis, Missouri,
September, 2004.
Epstein NM, Capehart G, Grossnickle, K,
Mostrom E. Central Michigan University. “Extending Student Dialogue
and Learning in Physical Therapy Clinical Education: Using BlackboardTM
as an Adjunct to an Interactive Internship Model.” Poster Presentation
presented at 2004 Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical
Therapy Association, Nashville, TN, and February 4-8, 2004.
Grossnickle, KE. MidMichigan Medical
Center-Clare, Clare, MI. “Physical Therapy Intervention for a Woman
Following Radical Vulvectomy Secondary to Cancer of the Vulva.” Poster
presentation presented at the 2002 Combined Sections Meeting of the
American Physical Therapy Association, Boston, Massachusetts, and
February 22, 2002.
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