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Kenneth L. Miller, PT, DPT, MA, GCS, CEEAA

15 Bay Third St.

Islip, NY 11751

(631) 224-5199 Home

(631) 697-4681 Mobile/Txt

e-mail: kenmpt@aol.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/kenneth-l-miller/53/168/b59

Twitter: @kenmpt

Education: Capella University

Minneapolis, MN

2014 – 2015

Graduate Certificate in Health Administration

Touro College

Bay Shore, NY

2005 – 2007

Post Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

DPT

Touro College

Dix Hills, NY

1992 – 1995

Dual BS/MA Entry Level Physical Therapy Program

BS in Health Sciences, MA in Physical Therapy

SUNY @ Stony Brook

Stony Brook, NY

1986 – 1990

Biological Sciences Program

BS in Biological Sciences

Licensure Information/Registration Number: NYS#015564 - Physical Therapist

Certifications: Board Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist,

ABPTS, 2016

TeamSTEPPS Master Trainer, AHRQ, 2014

Credentialed Clinical Instructor, APTA, 2014

Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults

(CEEAA), Section on Geriatrics, APTA, 2012

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Employment and Positions Held: Clinical Educator

Center Coordinator of Clinical Education

Catholic Home Care

Farmingdale, New York

2009 – Present

Contributing Faculty

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Flexible Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

St. Augustine, Florida

2016 – Present

Adjunct Professor

Touro College, School of Health Sciences

Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

Bay Shore, New York

2014 – Present

Teaching Assistant, Adjunct Faculty

Touro College, School of Health Sciences

Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

Bay Shore, New York

2009 – 2014

Physical Therapist, Full-time

Catholic Home Care

Holtsville, New York

1999 – 2009

Physical Therapist, Per Diem

Good Samaritan Home Care

Bay Shore, New York

1997 – 2013

Lead Physical Therapist (Ortho program), Full-time

Acute Inpatient Rehab

St. Charles Hospital and Rehab Center

Port Jefferson, New York

1998 – 2000

Physical Therapist, Full-time

Acute Inpatient Rehab

St. Charles Hospital and Rehab Center

Port Jefferson, New York

1997 – 1998

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Physical Therapist, Full-time

New York City Board of Education

Queens, New York

1995 – 1997

Guest Faculty (Academia) Guest Lecturer, Adjunct

Post Professional Geriatric Certificate

& Residency Program

University of Michigan – Flint

Flint, Michigan

2014 - 2016

Guest Lab Assistant, Adjunct

Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

New York Institute of Technology

Old Westbury, New York

2011 – 2016

Educational Services: GREAT Seminars and Books, Instructor

Akron, OH

2016 - Present

MedBridge, Instructor

Seattle, WA

2015 - Present

Summit Professional Education, Instructor

Nashville, TN

2015 - 2016

Consulting Services: The Corridor Group, Associate

Education, Training and Chart Review

Overland Park, KS

2014 – Present

QIRT – Quality in Real Time, Auditor

External chart review

Floral Park, NY

2014 - 2017

Book Publications:

Miller KL. Chapter 31. Special Consideration of the Effects of Pharmacology. In:

Physical Therapy for the Older Adult. Baltimore, MD: Wolters Kluwer; 2017

ISBN: 9781496343338

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Talbot JS, Miller KL. Providing Physical Therapy in the Home. Alexandria, VA:

American Physical Therapy Association; 2014 ISBN: 978-1-931369-87-9

Peer Reviewed Publications:

Miller KL. Importance of Medication Knowledge in Patient Safety. J Nov

Physiother Phys Rehabil. 2017; 4(2): 060-061. DOI: 10.17352/2455-5487.000048

Miller, KL. Patient centered care: A path to better health outcomes through

engagement and activation. Neurorehabilitation. 2016; 39(4):465-470.

DOI:10.3233/NRE-161378

Hardage J, Zeigler S, Blackwood J, Gravano T, Hartley G, Heitzman J, Libera J,

Miller KL. Development of a Statement on Autonomous Practice: Practice

Committee, Section on Geriatrics. J Geriatr Phys Ther. 2012; 35(2):82-85.

Miller KL, Magel JR, Hayes J. The Effects of a Home-Based Exercise Program on

Balance Confidence, Balance Performance and Gait in Debilitated, Ambulatory

Community-Dwelling Older Adults: A Pilot Study. J Geriatr Phys Ther. 2010;

33(2):85-91.

Peer Reviewed Scientific Presentations:

Miller KL, Southard V, Douris P. Platform Presentation “Efficacy of a Home-

Based Exercise Program in the Management of CHF: An Evidence-Based Multi-

Disciplinary Approach,” Accepted for the Combined Sections Meeting of the

American Physical Therapy Association, Las Vegas, NV. 2014

Southard V, Miller KL. Poster Presentation “The Challenges of Researching

Patients with CHF in Home Health Using Resistance Training,” Accepted for the

Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, Las

Vegas, NV. 2014

Miller KL, Magel J, Hayes J. Poster Presentation “Effects of a Home-Based

Standing Exercise and Balance Training Program on Balance and Reduced Risk

of Falls in 65-85-year-old subjects,” at the Combined Sections Meeting of the

American Physical Therapy Association, Nashville, TN. 2008

Peer Reviewed Educational Presentations:

Miller KL. Improving Health through Lifestyle Modification. Spring Conference

of the American Physical Therapy Association of New Jersey (APTANJ). Union,

NJ. 2018.

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Miller KL, Gilroy N, Berman M, DeLorm P, Miller S. New Graduate Mentorship

Program. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy

Association (APTA). New Orleans, LA. 2018.

Hillegass E, Miller KL, Crouch R. Preventing Re-admission with Heart Failure:

Transitioning from Acute to Home Care. Combined Sections Meeting of the

American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). San Antonio, TX. 2017.

Hillegass E, Miller KL, Crouch R. Preventing Re-admission with COPD:

Transitioning from Acute to Home Care. Combined Sections Meeting of the

American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). San Antonio, TX. 2017.

Miller, KL. Medication Safety: Using the Beers Criteria in Geriatric Physical

Therapist Practice. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy

Association (APTA). San Antonio, TX. 2017.

Strunk ER, Miller KL. Moving Towards Quality: Physical Therapy and the

Conditions of Participation in Home Health. NEXT2016 Conference &

Exposition. American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). Nashville TN. 2016.

Miller KL, Collins T, Berman M. Development of a Student Education Program in

Home Health. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy

Association (APTA). Anaheim CA. 2016.

Miller KL, Collins T, Anderson W, Berman M, Mayer S. Educational

Presentation. Development of a Student Clinical Education Program in Home

Health. Educational Leadership Conference, Baltimore, MD, 2015.

Miller KL, Langham B, Talbot, J. Future Thinking. Using the International

Classification of Function (ICF) to Define and Defend Appropriate Care Provision.

Preconference: Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA. Indianapolis IN. 2015.

Miller KL. Page L. Patient Engagement: Optimal Outcomes. Combined Sections

Meeting of the APTA. Indianapolis IN. 2015.

Miller KL, Talbot JS. Leaving the Silo Behind for Greener Interdisciplinary

Pastures. Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA. Las Vegas NV. 2014.

Miller KL, Gallagher J. Home Health Clinical Education Best Practices. Combined

Sections Meeting of the APTA. Las Vegas NV 2014.

Kornetti, D, Krafft C, Miller KL, Mattson K, Teague S. Preconference-course:

Therapy Leadership in Home Health: Building your Executive Portfolio.

Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA, San Diego CA. 2013.

Miller KL, Langham B. Anderson G. Thriving Under Scrutiny: Surviving an

Audit. Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA. San Diego CA 2013.

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Krafft C, Miller KL. How Well Are We Really Doing? Results of the Therapy

STARS Project. National Association for Home Care and Hospice (NAHC)

Annual Conference. Orlando FL. 2012.

Kornetti D, Miller KL. Pre-conference course: Clinical Competency for the Home

Health Therapist: Tests and Measures to Meet PPS-2011 Requirements, Combined

Sections Meeting of the APTA, Chicago IL. 2012.

Hartley G, Hardage J, Ziegler S, Blackwood J, Gravano T, Heitzman J, Libera J,

Miller, KL. Autonomous Practice in Physical Therapy: What does this mean to

me? Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA, Chicago IL. 2012.

Kornetti D, Miller KL. Your Section’s Practice Committee: What’s the latest in

Home Health? Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA, Chicago IL. 2012.

Miller KL. Maximizing Bone Health: Evidenced-based assessment and treatment,

Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA, New Orleans LA. 2011.

Funded/In Review Grant Activity:

Miller KL, Southard V, Douris P. Research Grant Award Recipient, Home Health

Section of APTA, $5000.00 Topic of study, Efficacy of a Home-Based Exercise

Program in the Management of CHF: An Evidenced-Based Multi-Disciplinary

Approach. 2010-2012.

Keynote Speaker:

Miller KL. Keynote Speaker. Second Annual Inter-Professional Education

Symposium. Destination: Home. Touro College. Congregation Sons of Israel.

Woodmere, NY. 3/19/15.

Symposia/Conferences:

Miller KL. Optimal Care Transitioning: Hospital to Home and Beyond. St. Charles

Hospital Orthopedic Conference. 2017

Research Activity:

Miller K, Magel J. Doctoral research, “The Effects of a Home-Based Standing

Exercise and Balance Training Program on Balance and Reduced Risk of Falls in

65-85-year-old subjects,” Touro College, Catholic Home Care, Good Samaritan

Home Care. 2008

Non-Peer Reviewed Publications:

Miller KL. Guest Editorial. Transformation and Legacy. The Quarterly Report.

2016;51(3):9-10.

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Miller KL. Guest Editorial. On the Edge of a Precipice. The Quarterly Report.

2016;51(2):5-6.

Lewis C, Miller KL. Do We Need to Know Medications? Advance for Physical

Therapy & Rehab Medicine. 2016;27(2):9, 27.

Miller KL. Guest Editorial. Are We a Value? The Quarterly Report.

2016;51(1):1,3-4.

Miller KL, Strunk ER. Update to Article, “The Changing Landscape of Home

Health”. The Quarterly Report. 2016;51(1):11-14.

Miller KL, Strunk ER. The Changing Landscape of Home Health. The Quarterly

Report. 2015; 50(4):1, 3-9.

Sangoseni O, Miller KL. Keeping Your Eye on the CMS Bouncing Ball: Centers

for Medicare and Medicaid Services Proposed Conditions of Participation Home

Health Regulations and Home Health Face to Face Final Rule 2015. The Quarterly

Report. 2015; 50(1):8-10.

Miller KL, Budd E, Landers V, Langham B. Professionalism and the Electronic

Medical Record: View from Home Health. GeriNotes. 2015; 22(1):27-32.

Miller KL, Yarbray S. Become Familiar with the Regulations Governing Physical

Therapy: Relying on others and Keeping Your Head in the Sand is not an Option.

GeriNotes. 2014; 21(5):8-13.

Miller KL. Facilitating the Interdisciplinary Team Model through Interdisciplinary

Orientation. GeriNotes. 2014; 21(4):11-12.

Miller KL. Vision 2020 and Developing Roles for Therapists in the Home Health

Setting. GeriNotes. 2014; 21(4):8-10.

Miller KL. Guest Editorial. What’s in a Name? The Quarterly Report. 2014;

49(2):8-9.

Miller KL, Flynn M. Case Report for FM A 95-Year-Old Male with Primary

Transtibial Amputation: Avoiding Ageism. GeriNotes. 2014; 21(1):24-25.

Miller KL. Facilitating the Interdisciplinary Team Model through Interdisciplinary

Orientation. The Quarterly Report. 2013; 48(3):12-14.

Miller KL. Emerging Frontiers: Vision 2020 and Developing Roles for Therapists

in the Home Health Setting. The Quarterly Report. 2013; 48(3):1, 3-5.

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Miller KL. Review of: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Homecare by C Krafft.

The Quarterly Report. 2013; 48(2):13-14.

Kornetti D, Miller KL. Editor’s Note. Are we Trading “Up” or Just Trading “In?”.

The Quarterly Report. 2012; 48(1): 5-6.

Miller KL. Fact Sheet for Documenting Therapy Services in the Home Health

Setting. The Quarterly Report. 2012; 48(1):11-13.

Budd E, Kramer B, Miller KL. The physical therapist as part of an

interdisciplinary home based palliative care team. GeriNotes. 2012; 19(6): 18-21.

Miller KL, Frey D. Management of CVA in the home: Using the evidence to

provide best practice. GeriNotes. 2012; 19(3): 5-11.

Miller KL. Osteoporosis management in the home: From screening to treatment.

The Quarterly Report. 2011; 47(1): 13-15.

Miller KL. Review of: The How-to Guide to Home Health Therapy

Documentation by C Krafft. The Quarterly Report. 2011; 47(1): 11-12.

Miller KL, Budd E. The Role of Physical Therapist’s in Cancer Care. GeriNotes.

2011; 18(5): 8-13.

Miller KL. What’s new in the Home Health Section? The Practice Committee,

That’s what. Quarterly Report. 2011; 46(4): 21-22.

Pitassi A, Miller KL. Cardiac Medications: A Primer for Physical Therapists.

GeriNotes. 2011; 18(4):34-37, 40.

Elliot C, Langham B, Miller KL. Medicare Audits: “Picking apart your Home

Health Agency” by a Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) and Zone

Program Integrity Contractor (ZPIC). The Quarterly Report. 2011; 46(3):1, 4-9.

Miller KL. Evidenced-Based Management of Chronic Heart Failure: More than

Exercise. GeriNotes. 2011; 18(2):5-8, 12.

Elliot C, Miller KL. Medical Necessity Reviews & Medicare Recovery Audits

(RAC, PSC/ZPIC, CERT Audits): Are you enjoying your bowl of alphabet soup?

The Quarterly Report. 2010; 46(1):1-10.

Miller KL. Dizziness, Lightheadedness, and Vertigo – Pharmacological and

Nonpharmacological Interventions. GeriNotes. 2010; 17(3):9-12.

Miller KL. Differential Diagnosis of Dizziness: Understanding Dizziness,

Lightheadedness and Vertigo. GeriNotes 2010; 17(1):15-18.

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Miller KL. Make sure you measure up! Part IV, Objective testing: one leg stance

test. The Quarterly Report. 2010; 45(2):9-12.

Miller KL. Make sure you measure up! Part III, Objective testing: gait speed. The

Quarterly Report. 2009; 45(1):12-15. Reprint permission granted to

www.nihtoolbox.org.

http://www.nihtoolbox.org/Articles%20About%20Toolbox/Miller%20-

Quarterly%20Report.pdf

Miller KL. Make sure you measure up! Part III, Objective testing: gait speed. The

Quarterly Report. 2009; 45(1):12-15.

Miller KL. Evidenced-Based Treatment for Bone Health, Fracture Prevention,

Bone Strengthening and Quality of Life. GeriNotes. 2009; 16(6):14-18.

Miller KL. Make sure you measure up! Part II, Objective testing: the 2 Minute

Step Test. The Quarterly Report. 2009; 44(4): 30-31.

Miller KL. Make sure you measure up! Part I, Objective testing: the 30 second

Step Test. The Quarterly Report. 2009; 44(3): 15-17.

Non-Peer Reviewed Presentations:

Miller KL. CVA: Identifying and Applying Multi-Disciplinary Treatment

Strategies. Bayada. 2017. Newark, DE. 4 contact hours.

Miller, KL. The Role of Therapy in Heart Failure Management. Infinity Rehab.

NW Symposium. 2017. Portland, OR. 3.5 contact hours.

Miller, KL. The Role of Therapy in Heart Failure Management. Infinity Rehab.

Mountain Symposium. 2017. Aurora/Denver CO. 3.5 contact hours.

Miller, KL. Diabetes Mellitus in Geriatric Practice. Bayada. 2016. Newark. DE. 4

contact hours.

Miller, KL. The Role of Therapy in Osteoporosis Management. Davis Orthotic

Foot Solutions. St. James NY. 2014. 2 contact hours.

Miller KL. Maintenance Therapy. Metropolitan Jewish Health System. Brooklyn,

NY. 2014. Approved for 3 contact hours.

Miller KL, Maximizing Bone Health: Evidenced-Based Assessment and

Treatment. Metropolitan Jewish Health System. Brooklyn, NY. 2014. Approved

for 2.5 contact hours.

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Miller KL. Power in Numbers: Using Objective Measures to Their Fullest

Potential. Oklahoma Physical Therapy Association, Mid-Year Meeting. 2014.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. September 2014

Miller KL, Kornetti D. Clinical Competency for Home Health Therapists: Tests

and Measures to Meet PPS Requirements, sponsored by the Oklahoma Association

for Home Care and Hospice. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. December 2013

Miller KL, Kornetti D. Clinical Competency for Home Health Therapists: Tests

and Measures to Meet PPS Requirements, sponsored by the Advantage Physical

Therapy Consulting. North Haven, CT. November 2013

Miller KL. Demonstrating Autonomous Practice in Home Health through

Documentation. Sponsored by Advance For PT, Merion Matters. Approved for 2

contact hours by NYSED. Presented at St Mary’s Hospital, Bayside NY. 2013.

Miller KL. Ethics and Documentation in Home Care. Sponsored by Advance For

PT, Merion Matters. Approved for 2 contact hours by NYSED. Presented at

MJHS, Brooklyn NY. 2013.

Miller KL, Kornetti D. Clinical Competency for Home Health Therapists: Tests

and Measures to Meet PPS Requirements, sponsored by the Oklahoma Association

for Home Care and Hospice. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. June 2013

Miller KL, Frey D, Joseph B. Course instructor, CVA: Using the Evidence to

Maximize Outcomes, sponsored by GSHMC, 3 contact hours. 2012.

Kornetti D, Miller KL. Clinical Training for the Home Health Therapist- Tests and

Measures to Meet PPS-2011, sponsored by Virginia Association for Home Care

and Hospice. Approved by VAPT. 2012

Krafft C, Kornetti D, Miller KL. Clinical Competency for Home Health

Therapists: Tests and Measures to Meet PPS Requirements, sponsored by Home

Health Section, APTA and Pennsylvania Homecare Association. 2012

Miller KL, Kornetti D. Clinical Training for the Home Health Therapist: Tests and

Measures to Meet PPS-2011 Requirements, sponsored by Your Therapy Source,

Dallas, Tx. 2012. Approved by Texas Board for Physical Therapy. Approved by

Texas Board for Occupational Therapy

Miller KL. Home Based Treatment for Total Knee and Total Hip Arthroplasty,

sponsored by GSHMC, a NYSED provider for continuing education and approved

by NYSCEPT for 2.0 contact hours, 2009, 2010

Miller KL. Balance and Falling in the Elderly, approved by NYSED and

NYSCEPT for 5.2 contact hours, 2009

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Miller KL. Assessment and treatment of Vestibular System Disorder, 2 contact

hours, 2008, 2009

Non-Peer Reviewed In-Person Continuing Education Courses:

Miller KL. Pharmacology for Therapists Working with the Geriatric Population.

GREAT Seminars and Books. 2016 – Present. Washington, DC, Nebraska,

Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah, California, Iowa.

Miller, KL. Creative Approaches to Rehabilitation for Older Adults. Summit

Professional Education. 2015 – 2016. Michigan, Florida, Pennsylvania,

Massachusetts, Iowa, South Dakota.

Guest Editor

Miller KL. 2017. Virtual Home Health Conference. PhysicalTherapy.com

Miller KL. 2016. Virtual Home Health Conference. PhysicalTherapy.com

Webinars/Audioconferences/Podcasts/Google Hangouts:

Miller KL. Wound Management in the Home. PhysicalTherapy.com.

https://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-ceus/course/wound-management-in-the-

home-2862

Healthcare Education Transformation. Interdisciplinary Education. 8/27/17.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-healthcare-education-transformation-

podcast/id1244609366?mt=2

An Inside Look at Home Health Care & Physical Therapy. 8/1/17.

http://pttalker.com/

Pain Reframed. Ep 19. Physical Therapy and the ICF Model for the Older

Population. 7/27/17. http://www.ispinstitute.com/pain-reframed-podcast/

Healthy, Wealthy and Smart Podcast. Ep 281. Transitions from Acute Care to

Home Health. 6/26/17.

http://hwcdn.libsyn.com/p/f/e/3/fe37d521a81bbb67/KenMillerFinal.mp3?c_id=15

779743&expiration=1501380827&hwt=24475e1e294c648d9254ca77554be990

The Voice of the Patient Podcast. Ep 18. Dr Kenneth Miller. Delirium, Dementia

and Depression. 6/12/17. http://thevoiceofthepatient.libsyn.com/ep-dr-kenneth-

miller-dementia-delirium-and-depression

Senior Rehab Podcast. Showing Our Value. The Problem with Dirty Data &

Becoming Public Health Therapists. 4/24/17.

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http://seniorrehab.libsyn.com/showing-our-value-the-problem-w-dirty-data-

becoming-public-health-therapists-w-ken-miller

Miller KL. Chronic Disease Management: Therapists Role in Improving Health.

1/23/17. https://www.medbridgeeducation.com/courses/details/chronic-disease-

management-therapists-role-in-improving-health-kenneth-miller

Miller KL. Care Transitions. PhysicalTherapy.com 8/12/16.

http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-ceus/course/care-transitions-2492.

Miller KL, Sangoseni O. Ethics of Providing Culturally Competent Home Health

Care.PhysicalTherapy.com 7/29/16. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-

ceus/course/ethics-providing-culturally-competent-home-2469.

Miller KL. The Impact of Diabetes Mellitus in Geriatric Care. MedBridge.

12/22/15.

Miller KL. Using the ICF for Care Planning & CMS Bundling Innovations:

Comprehensive Joint Replacement Model. Oklahoma Association for Home Care

and Hospice. Webinar Series. 12/16/15 and 12/17/15.

Miller KL, Page L. Patient Engagement: Optimal Outcomes. PhysicalTherapy.com

12/11/15. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-ceus/course/patient-engagement-

optimal-outcomes-2351.

Miller KL. CMS Bundling Innovations: Comprehensive Care for Joint

Replacements. The Corridor Group. 10/22/15.

Miller KL. Facilitators and Barriers: Using the ICF for Effective Care Planning,

Communicating and Justifying Care Provision. The Corridor Group. 8/13/15.

Miller KL. Maintenance Therapy in Home Health: Part 2. PhysicalTherapy.com.

7/31/15. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-ceus/course/maintenance-therapy-in-

home-health-2253.

Miller KL. Maintenance Therapy in Home Health: Part 1. PhysicalTherapy.com.

7/24/15. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-ceus/course/maintenance-therapy-in-

home-health-2248.

Miller KL. Pharmacology Basics for the Geriatric Population: Part 2.

PhysicalTherapy.com. 6/19/15. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-

ceus/course/pharmacology-basics-for-geriatric-population-2162.

Miller KL. Pharmacology Basics for the Geriatric Population: Part 1.

PhysicalTherapy.com. 6/12/15. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-

ceus/course/pharmacology-basics-for-geriatric-population-2161.

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Miller KL. Maintenance Therapy in Home Health Part 1 & 2. Home Health

Section of the APTA. 2015. 6/10/15 and 6/17/15.

https://hhsapta.site-ym.com/store/ListProducts.aspx?catid=422041.

Miller KL, Langham B. Webinar. The Role of Therapists in Cardiovascular Care.

CardioLAN. Home Health Quality Improvement (HHQI). 4/18/15.

Miller KL. Understanding Home Health Therapy Maintenance – A Two Part

Webinar Series. The Corridor Group. 3/12/15 and 3/17/15.

http://www.shoptcg.com/Understanding-Therapy-Maintenance-Series-p/6014.htm.

Langham B, Miller KL. Webinar. Home Health Scope of Practice. Underserved

Populations Network (UP). Home Health Quality Improvement (HHQI). 1/28/15.

Blackinton M, Scheets P, Miller KL. Knowledge Translation. PTNow Google

Hangout. Aired. 1/13/15.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja

&uact=8&ved=0CCAQtwIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fw

atch%3Fv%3DfWdjnc75hjE&ei=FPoqVbqpGYSMNse2gZgM&usg=AFQjCNF5

QfNSKjf3tEwY6nSsXfzOlv6KxQ.

Miller KL. Webinar. Maintenance Therapy. Part 2. Oklahoma Association for

Home Care & Hospice. 12/4/14. 2 contact hours.

Miller KL. Webinar. Maintenance Therapy. Part 1. Oklahoma Association for

Home Care & Hospice. 12/3/14. 2 contact hours.

Miller KL. Webinar. Balance Treatment Using Household Items.

PhysicalTherapy.com. 7/29/14. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-

ceus/course/balance-treatment-using-household-items-1881.

Miller KL. Webinar. Differential Diagnosis of Dizziness for Physical Therapists:

Part 2. PhysicalTherapy.com. 6/20/13. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-

ceus/course/differential-diagnosis-dizziness-for-physical-1552.

Miller KL. Webinar. Differential Diagnosis of Dizziness for Physical Therapists:

Part 1. PhysicalTherapy.com. 6/13/13. http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-

ceus/course/differential-diagnosis-dizziness-for-physical-1543.

Miller KL, Calys M. Guest Panelist, Fazzi Associates, Home Care Therapy

Roundtable, Topic – Missouri Alliance for Home Care (MAHC-10) Falls Risk

Assessment Tool. December 20, 2012

Miller KL, Kornetti D. Webinar. Objective Testing (Identification, Selection and

Competency) for the Home Health Therapist – Tests & Measures to Meet PPS-

2011 Requirements Part 3. PhysicalTherapy.com. 9/20/12.

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http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-ceus/course/home-health-objective-testing-

identification-selection-and-1282.

Miller KL, Kornetti D. Webinar. Objective Testing (Identification, Selection and

Competency) for the Home Health Therapist – Tests & Measures to Meet PPS-

2011 Requirements Part 2. PhysicalTherapy.com. 9/13/12.

http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-ceus/course/home-health-objective-testing-

identification-selection-and-1283.

Miller KL, Kornetti D. Webinar. Objective Testing (Identification, Selection and

Competency) for the Home Health Therapist – Tests & Measures to Meet PPS-

2011 Requirements Part 1. PhysicalTherapy.com 9/6/12.

http://www.physicaltherapy.com/pt-ceus/course/home-health-objective-testing-

identification-selection-and-1263.

Miller KL, Kornetti D. Audioconference. Clinical Competency for the Home

Health Therapist: Choosing Meaningful Tests & Measures. Home Health Section,

APTA. 8/21/2012.

Krafft C, Miller KL. Audioconference. Objective Testing & PPS: What to do with

the Data? Home Health Section, APTA, 9/20/2011.

Miller KL. Podcast. Physical Therapists & Regulations Related to Pulse Oximetry

[Recorded on July 23, 2011], presented by: Home Health Section, APTA.

Miller KL. Online Learning Course, APTA, Learning Center,

(www.learningcenter.apta.org), Maximizing Bone Health: Evidenced-Based

Assessment and Treatment, Launched May 13, 2011, 2 contact hours.

Miller KL. Guest Panelist, Fazzi Associates, Home Care Therapy Roundtable,

Topic - Objective Testing: Using the data. April 28, 2011

Home Study Continuing Education Modules:

Miller KL. Home Study Course. Documentation: PPS 2011 Final Rule, sponsored

by GSHMC, a NYSED provider for continuing education, 4.0 contact hours.

Miller KL. Home Study Course. Chronic Heart Failure: Management in the Home,

sponsored by GSHMC, a NYSED provider for continuing education, 3.0 contact

hours.

Miller KL. Home Study Course, Documentation: PPS 2011 Final Rule, sponsored

by GSHMC, a NYSED provider for continuing education, 4.0 contact hours

Miller, KL, Budd E, Frey D. Home Study Course, CVA: Using the Evidence to

Maximize Outcomes, sponsored by GSHMC, 3 contact hours. 2012

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Miller KL. Home Study Course, Chronic Heart Failure: Management in the Home,

sponsored by GSHMC, a NYSED provider for continuing education, 3.0 contact

hours

Miller KL. Home Study Course, Assessment and Treatment to Maximize Bone

Health and Prevent Fracture, approved by GSHMC, a NYSED provider for

continuing education, 2.0 contact hours

Miller KL. Home Study Course, Cancer Primer for practicing Therapists,

sponsored by GSHMC, A NYSED provider for continuing education, 4.0 contact

hours

Miller KL. Home Study CEU author, Make sure you measure up! The Quarterly

Report, HHS, APTA 2010. Approved by NYSED for 2.0 contact hours; Ohio

Chapter, APTA (Approval #09S1562); Florida and Texas

Miller KL. Home Based Treatment for Total Knee and Total Hip Arthroplasty,

approved by NYSED and NYSCEPT for 2.0 contact hours, Catholic Home Care,

2009, 2010

Miller KL. Balance and Falling in the Elderly, approved by NYSED and

NYSCEPT for 5.2 contact hours, Catholic Home Care, 2009

Miller KL. Assessment and treatment of Vestibular System Disorder, 2 contact

hours, Catholic Home Care, 2008, 2009

Other Scholarly Products:

Reviewer, BMJ Open. 2018 – present.

Member, Editorial Board, Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2016 to present.

Sentinel Reader, MORE Rehab. Invited participant. McMaster University. 2013 to

present.

Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Novel Physiotherapy and Physical

Rehabilitation. 2014 to 2018.

APTA Invitational Workshop: Development of Clinical Practice Guidelines:

Organization & Methodology Decisions & Strategies. Invited participant. APTA

Headquarters, 7/25-7/27/12.

Instrument reviewer, Rehabmeasures.org, Rehab Institute of Chicago, 2012

Participant, Item writing workshop, ABPTS, Geriatric specialty exam, Columbia

University, 11/15/11.

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Reviewer, Journal of Primary Care and Community Health, 2010 to present

Reviewer, Journal of Geriatric Physical Therapy, Academy of Geriatric Physical

Therapy (formerly Section on Geriatrics) of the American Physical Therapy

Association, 2009 to present

Member, Editorial Board for GeriNotes, Newsletter of the Section on Geriatrics,

American Physical Therapy Association, 2009 to present

Membership in Scientific/Professional Organizations:

Member, Council on Prevention, Health Promotion and Wellness, American

Physical Therapy Association.2018 - present

Member, New York New Jersey Physical Therapy Clinical Education Consortium

Member, The Academy of Prevention and Health Promotion Therapies, 2016 to

present

Chair, Practice Committee, Home Health Section, component of the American

Physical Therapy Association, 2011 to present

Member, Practice Committee, Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapy, component

of the American Physical Therapy Association, 2010 to present

Member, Educational Committee, Home Health Section of the American Physical

Therapy Association, 2013 to 2015

Chair, Nominations Committee, Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapy,

component of the American Physical Therapy Association, 2012 to 2015

Member, Publications Committee, Home Health Section of the American Physical

Therapy Association, 2010 to 2015

Member, Learning Management System Task Force, Home Health Section of the

American Physical Therapy Association, 2009 to 2012

Member, American Physical Therapy Association

Member, New York Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association

Member, Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapy

Member, Home Health Section of the American Physical Therapy Association

Consultative and Advisory Positions Held:

Hopkins Medical Products Corporation, Baltimore, MD 2012-2013

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Fazzi Associates, Inc. Northampton, MA 2011-2012

Invited Participant, Delta National Excellence in Therapy Forum, sponsored by

Delta Health Technologies, Fazzi Associates, National Association for Home Care

& Hospice, Home Health Section of the American Physical Therapy Association,

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and the American Occupational

Therapy Association, 2010 Chicago, Illinois

Commentaries and Quotations:

Dize Kristin. Invited Commentary. OASIS Tip of the Month: Accurately assess

ability to dress upper body or risk scrutiny, lost payment. OASIS-C & Outcomes

Solutions. 2018;14(4): 2-3.

Baxter A. Invited Commentary. Questions Arise in Light of New Home Health

Payment Policies. Home Health Care News. February 14, 2018. Available at:

https://homehealthcarenews.com/2018/02/questions-arise-in-light-of-new-home-

health-payment-policies/

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Marketing CJR localities cut in half; hip fracture

episode payment model eliminated. Home Health Line. 2017. 42(33): 3.

Childers A. Invited Commentary. Quality outcomes Educate patients and staff on

CABG care to improve rehospitalization rates, get referrals. Home Health Line.

2017;42(32): 1.

Childers A. Invited Commentary. Show your agency’s value to joint replacement

surgeons and capture referrals. Private Duty Insider. 2016;6(8):2-3.

Schwartz S. 5 Easiest, Most Effective Exercises to do at home. Grandparents.com.

2016. Available at: http://www.grandparents.com/health-and-wellbeing/exercise-

and-de-stress/exercise-at-home. Accessed 7/18/16.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Agencies should pay close attention to

expansions in bundled payment models. Home Health Line. 2016;41(32):1,5-7.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Patient Outcomes: Train clinicians together and

increase knowledge, reduce rehospitalizations. Home Health Line. 2016;41(9):2-3.

Stern N. Invited Commentary. Visit utilization: Data show lower therapy usage:

Prepare for greater quality, efficiency going forward. Home Health Line.

2016;41(4):1,6-8.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Therapy Documentation: Master short-term and

long-term goal writing to prevent new, costly therapy denials. Home Health Line.

2015; 40(45):1, 4-6.

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Stern N. Invited Commentary. Staff Training: Conduct peer to peer evaluations for

like disciplines for competency checks. Home Health Line. 2015; 40(42):2-3.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Visit Utilization: Proactive physical therapy care

helps reduce the number of visits patients need. Home Health Line. 2015;

40(41):1, 5-6.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Conduct internal safety, compliance audits to

prepare for OSHA inspections. Home Health Line. 2015; 40(27):1, 7-8.

Stern N. Invited Commentary. Gather info from orthopedic teams to reduce hip

and knee readmissions. OASIS-C & Outcomes Solutions. 2015; 11(6):4-5.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Cerebrovascular disease patients improve more

in 14 quality measures with therapy. Home Health Line. 2015; 40(8):3-4.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. PPS rule creates potential to control costs by

using therapy assistants more. Home Health Line. 2014; 39(45):2-3.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Therapy: Industry cheers for CMS’ plans to relax

therapy reassessments to every 30 days. Home Health Line. 2014; 39(43):1,7-8.

Poltilove J. Invited Commentary. Productivity Survey. Driving distance, limited

number of STs, OTs affect agencies’ productivity. Home Health Line. 2014;

39(36):1,5-7.

Stern N. Invited Commentary. 2015 Use Objective measurements to document

required therapy reassessment visits: Therapy reassessments. OASIS-C &

Outcomes Solutions.2014; 10(10):1,8-9.

Thornton L. Invited Commentary. 2015 HH Proposed PPS Rule impact: Agencies

may need more therapists under proposed reassessment schedule. Home Health

Line. 2014; 39(32):2-3.

Thornton L. Invited Commentary. 2015 HH Proposed PPS Rule. Home Health

Line. 2014; 39(27):2-3.

Brown A. Invited Commentary on MAHC Fall Risk Assessment. The Joint

Commission Home Care Bulletin. 2012; Issue 2:2.

Edroso R. Invited Commentary on Jimmo vs Sebelius Case and Maintenance

Therapy. Home Health Line. 2012; 37(45):4-5.

Labson MC. Blog Posting. Home Care Visits the SUNSHINE STATE for NAHC!

Oct 25, 2012

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http://www.jointcommission.org/At_home_with_the_joint_commission/home_car

e_visits_the_sunshine_state_for_nahc/

Community Service:

Invited Panelist, Long Island STEM Hub, Professional Development Day. Hosted

by CHSLI in Melville, NY. November 2014; November 2016; November 2017

Invited Guest, appeared in Television show, CHS Presents: Lifestyles at the Heart

of Health Show #004, “Independent Living for the Elderly”. Telecare. Original Air

Date: 3/22/14. Available at:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mv2myxLgTNQ&list=UUs05biy76ASo3ORPc

JSLCNw.

Invited Speaker, Good Samaritan Hospital’s Senior Appreciation Day, Arthritis-

The Role of Physical Therapy. Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center. West

Islip, NY. 4/15/09.

Honors and Awards:

2016 Section Contribution Award, Home Health Section, American

Physical Therapy Association, CSM 2016 Anaheim, California.

2015 Outstanding Effort Award, Home Health Section, APTA

Component Awards for Publication of Providing Physical Therapy

in the Home. Chair of Practice Committee.

2012 Shining Star Award, Long Island Health Network (LIHN),

10/4/12.

2010 Excellence in Home Care Award, Home Health Section,

American Physical Therapy Association, CSM 2010 San Diego,

California.

Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities, 1995

Samaritan of the Month, Good Samaritan Hospital, 2003

Outstanding P.T. Student Award, Orthopedic Section of the APTA.

CSM, Reno, NV 1995

Scholarship Recipient, NYC Board of Education, 1993-1994 and

1994-1995.

Continuing Education Attended:

NEXT2016 Conference & Exhibition of the APTA. 2016, Nashville, TN.

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The Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) of the APTA. 2016, Anaheim, CA.

The Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) of the APTA, 2015, Indianapolis, IN.

Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program (CCIP), American Physical Therapy

Association, Dawn Blatt, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY, 2014

The Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) of the APTA, 2014, Las Vegas, NV

Pharmacology Fundamentals for Therapists, M Nash, Education Resources, 2013,

Englewood, NJ

The Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) of the APTA, 2013, San Diego, CA.

National Association for Home Care and Hospice (NAHC) Annual Conference,

2012, Orlando, FL.

Oncology Rehabilitation; SOG, APTA, 2012, 4 contact hours.

Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults (CEEAA) Course III. 2012, Cherry

Hill, NJ.

Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults (CEEAA) Course II. 2012, Cherry

Hill, NJ.

Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults (CEEAA) Course I. 2012, Cherry Hill,

NJ.

The Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) of the APTA, 2012, Chicago, IL

The Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) of the APTA 2011, New Orleans, LA

Specialist Certification Examination Item Writing: An Overview. Learning Center,

APTA, 2011, 2.5 contact hours.

Pharmacology and Physical Therapy: Considerations with Aging Populations;

SOG, APTA, 2011, 6 contact hours.

Practical Ethics in Home Care; HHS, APTA, 2011, 2 contact hours.

Cancer Rehabilitation: Using Evidence to Get Results, Nicole Stout, GREAT

Seminars and books, Stony Brook, NY

Treating the Cardiac Patient, Donna Frownfelter, Education Resources, White

Plains, NY

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Parkinson’s Disease Physical Therapy; SOG, APTA, 2010, 4 contact hours.

NIH Web-based training course, “Protecting Human Research Participants”.

Certificate #450096, completion date 05/20/2010.

Musculoskeletal Considerations with Aging Populations; SOG, APTA, 2009, 4

contact hours.

Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Issues with the Older Adult; SOG, APTA, 2009, 4

contact hours.

Rehabilitation for the Lumbar Spine Fusion Patient Self-Study; HHS, APTA,

2009, 1 contact hour.

Cardiac Medications and Implications for Fall Risk Home Study; HHS, APTA,

2008, 1 contact hour.

Comprehensive Rehabilitation Strategies for the Complex Geriatric Patient, Doug

Dillon, GREAT seminars and books, Freehold, NJ

Clinical Geriatric Orthopedics, Carole Lewis, GREAT seminars and books,

Bangor, ME

Clinical Geriatric Neurology, Carole Lewis, GREAT seminars and books,

Hawthorne, NJ

Taking Balance to the Limits, Janene Barber, GREAT seminars and books, New

Rochelle, NY

Vestibular Rehabilitation: Evaluation and Treatment, Jeffrey Walter, Education

Resources, Holtsville, NY

Lumbo-Pelvic Integration, Maria Meigel, IMTS, Bay Shore, NY

Anatomic Basis of Differential Diagnosis of Somatic Function by Carl Steele, Bay

Shore, NY

Advanced Treatment of the Extremities by Michelle Roy, NAIOMT, Bay Shore,

NY

Extremity Evaluation and Treatment (E1), Catherine Patla, University of St.

Augustine, St. Augustine, FL

The Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) of the APTA 2008, Nashville, TN

FMUQ: Functional Mobilization of Upper Quadrant, Gregg Johnson, Institute of

Physical Art, CO

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FOII: Functional Orthopedics II, Gregg Johnson, Institute of Physical Art,

Steamboat Springs, CO

Mobilization of the Nervous System, Neuro-Orthopedic Institute, Bay Shore, NY

Dx and Rx of Movement Impairment Syndromes, Level I, Shirley Sahrmann, New

York, NY

MT-2: Maitland-Australian Basic Spinal Workshop, CPEA, Trumansburg, NY

FO I: Functional Orthopedics I, Institute of Physical Art, Steamboat Springs, CO

PNF I: Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation I, Institute of Physical Art, CO

BET: Back Education and Training, Institute of Physical Art, Steamboat Springs,

CO

Developmental Manual Therapy, Sharon Weiselfish, Queens, NY

Low Back Pain in the Era of Managed Care, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA

The Knee: Current Concepts on Dx and Treatment, Greenwich PT Center,

Stamford, CT

Rehabilitation of the Oncology Patient, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center,

NY, NY

Management of Balance Deficits, Linda Horn, USB Hospital, Stony Brook, NY

Gait Analysis for Clinicians, Joan Edelstein, Winthrop Hospital, Mineola, NY

Current Teaching Responsibilities in the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Flexible Doctor of Physical Therapy Program:

Contributing Faculty: HSC5351 Pharmacology. This course provides Physical Therapy

students with the general concepts of pharmacology as applicable to clinical practice. It

describes classes of drugs commonly used by patients treated by therapists. These

descriptions include: a) clinical uses, b) therapeutics effects and mechanisms, c) side

effects, and contraindications. The effects of exercise, aging and other factors on

pharmacodynamics are also included when relevant to clinical practice.

Current Teaching Responsibilities in the Touro College Entry-Level Doctor of Physical

Therapy Program:

Course assistant for DPT 613: Neuromuscular System Evaluation and Management I

course in Entry Level DPT program. Course Description: Instruct PT student in evaluating

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and treating the patient with a neurological dysfunction. The physical therapist performs

an examination, evaluates the result of the examination, formulates a physical therapy

diagnosis, determines the prognosis, develops a plan of care and performs interventions

that lead to enhancement of function. Via lecture, group activity, literature search and

laboratory practice, the student will learn the theories and applications of these processes.

Course assistant for DPT 618: PT Interventions I course in Entry Level DPT program.

Course Description: Physical Therapy Interventions I is a clinical course designed to

introduce the physical therapy student to common physical therapy interventions. The

student will participate in interactive learning activities that will guide the development of

proficiency in basic physical therapy interventions. Through lecture, laboratory, role

playing, and group problem solving the student will learn to use critical thinking to

analyze the problem presented, synthesize the solution, and communicate this sequence

with other health professionals and patients or clients.

Current Teaching Responsibilities in the Touro College Post-Professional Doctor of

Physical Therapy Program:

Adjunct Professor for DPT 744: Documentation Essentials for Physical Therapists. This

course focuses on documentation as it relates to justifying care provision and

demonstrating conformance with federal law and regulation. The Centers for Medicare

and Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued final rules related to objective testing

requirements in home health and outpatient therapy practice settings which will be

explored and defined. The practicing clinician must be knowledgeable of the regulations

under which they are practicing and this course will inform therapist how to navigate the

regulations and review the regulations as written in the federal register. Documentation to

support care provision requires evidence of medical need, reasonable and necessary and

interventions inherently complex that only a therapist can provide.

Adjunct Professor for DPT 797: Geriatric Rehabilitation. This course presents age-related

changes and diseases conditions affecting both the neuromuscular and metabolic systems.

The student will participate in interactive learning activities that will guide the

development of proficiency in geriatric physical therapy assessment and intervention.

Through lecture, laboratory, role playing, and group problem solving the student will learn

to use critical thinking to analyze the problem presented, synthesize the solution, and

communicate this sequence with other health professionals and patients or clients.

Problems introduced are representative of those that clinicians encounter in all practice

settings.

Adjunct Professor for DPT 779: Geriatric Physical Therapy Practice: Assessment and

Treatment for the aging Cardiopulmonary and Musculoskeletal systems. Course

Description: This course presents age-related changes and diseases conditions affecting

both the musculoskeletal and cardiopulmonary systems. Medical (pharmacological and

surgical intervention) and non-pharmacological (physical therapy intervention) will be

discussed. The updated BEERS list (2012) for potentially inappropriate medications with

the geriatric population will be used to assist the student identify intended/unintended

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medication effects. The student will participate in interactive learning activities that will

guide the development of proficiency in geriatric physical therapy assessment and

intervention. Through lecture, laboratory, role playing, and group problem solving the

student will learn to use critical thinking to analyze the problem presented, synthesize the

solution, and communicate this sequence with other health professionals and patients or

clients. Problems introduced are representative of those that clinicians encounter in all

practice settings.