|
Awards
| |
 |
|
| |
Congratulations to the PT staff at Greenfield
Health and Rehab Center in Lancaster , New York
for receiving one of
the two Outstanding Clinical Education Site awards by the consortium
this past year. The award was presented to the PT staff by consortium
members
Pat Nowakowski, Karen Panzarella and Theresa Kolodziej.
Congratulations also go out to New York Presbyterian Cornell Hospital
in New York
for being recognized as the other Outstanding Clinical
Site for 2006.
|
|
Outstanding Center and Appreciation Awards
Consortium members nominate
physical therapy departments whose staffs have made significant contributions to clinical
education through excellence in clinical teaching. In order to be nominated a center must
meet the following criteria:
- Nominees must have participated in clinical teaching for at least 2 years.
- Nominees must be a clinic that affiliates with a New York- New Jersey Physical therapy
Consortium School.
- Nominees must work directly with students from an accredited physical therapy program.
- The clinic should demonstrate exceptional clinical teaching as evidenced by
- Openness to new ideas
- Outstanding communication skills with students and academic programs
- Ability to support students and clinical instructors
- Innovative and well-designed clinical teaching methods and materials
Winners:
Year 2000: Burke Rehab and the Rusk Institute
Year 2001: Mt. Sinai Hospital (New York City)
Year 2002: Roswell Park Cancer Institute and New York Presbyterian Hospital
Year 2003: Helen Hayes Hospital and Florence Nightingale Home
Year 2004: ARC of Monroe
Year 2005: Metro SportMed at New York Methodist Hospital
Year
2006: NY Presbyterian
Hospital and Greenfield Health and Rehabilitation Center
Academic Year 2007-2008: St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, NJ
Academic Year
2008-2009: Montifiore
Medical Center
- - - - -
Anne-Marie Sirois Scholarship for Clinical Education
This scholarship was developed to honor Anne-Marie Sirois’ contributions
to physical therapy clinical education by providing financial assistance
to students during their clinical practice courses. The New York/New Jersey
Physical Therapy Clinical Education Consortium will award two annual $500.00
scholarships to students based upon an
application, personal statement, and
recommendation form.
- - - - -
The consortium looks forward to continuing this tradition. Given the current demands on
clinical educators, it is important that the time and commitment of these individuals be
recognized.
|