Pediatric Physical Therapy
Alaska CE: Pending
Presented by: Jessica Raymond
Wednesday, September 11, 2024 l 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Physical therapy for pediatrics is different than your typical orthopedic PT. Find out what are commonly treated conditions and how care can differ based on diagnosis and type of condition. Learn about the various settings pediatric PT can be delivered, what a pediatric PT session looks like, and factors that can impact treatment. Finally, understand what is and is not within the scope of practice for this modality. Of course, there will be case studies to really bring home the learning of how pediatric PT can help your client’s members.
Take Aways:
1. What a pediatric PT session looks like
2. Pediatric PT scope of practice
3. Various settings for pediatric PT
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About Our Speaker:
Jessica Raymond is a pediatric physical therapist, currently working in the outpatient pediatric setting at Guidepost Pediatrics in Wasilla, Alaska. She treats children from 0-21 years-old, with a special interest in treating patients with developmental delays, neurodivergent behaviors, and complex medical needs. Jessica earned her bachelor's degree in health sciences from Oakland University and her doctorate of physical therapy from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions.
She has worked in pediatric acute care, school-based, and outpatient physical therapy settings across states including Nevada, Utah, Colorado and Alaska. Jessica has been extensively involved in research projects and community outreach, to include post-Covid-19 conditions and physical therapy, rehabilitative intervention for those with multiple sclerosis, and promoting and improving inter-professional communication.
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