Podcasts about bsot

In this episode of the Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast, Dr. F. Scott Feil interviews occupational therapist Dr. Emily Piven about her journey in occupational therapy, academic writing, and publishing. Dr. Piven shares her experiences in different roles within journals, such as reviewer, associate editor, and editor, emphasizing the importance of finding the right fit for your article. She advises aspiring authors to read the goals of the journals they are interested in and review existing articles to understand the writing style and focus. Dr. Piven also discusses the need for clear and concise scientific writing while maintaining coherence and flow. She highlights the value of service learning in higher education, advocating for its inclusion in every class to help students apply their knowledge directly to real-world situations and develop empathy for the communities they serve.Emily Piven, OTD, MHE, BSOT, OT-L has practiced occupational therapy for 48 years spanning arenas of private practice, psychiatric inpatient/outpatient hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation, public and private schools providing early intervention and school-age programs, intermediate care facilities for people who find it difficult to learn, vocational and work programs, wellness and preventive medicine, statewide home health, and community-basedsettings, state-wide and international disaster preparedness and preparation, and cultural diversity programs in baccalaurate, master's and doctoral university settings. She serves as Associate Editor of Occupational Therapy International, and Associate Editor of TANG: International Journal of Genuine Traditional Medicine, and is on the editorial boards of the Open Journal of Depression, the Journal of Clinical Trials, and the open access InternetJournal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice.Special thanks to both our sponsors, The NPTE Final Frontier, and Varela Financial! If you are taking the NPTE or are teaching those about to take the NPTE, visit the NPTE FInal Frontier at www.NPTEFF.com and use code "HET" for 10% off all purchases at the website...and BREAKING NEWS!!!! They now have an OCS review option as well... You're welcome! You can also reach out to them on Instagram @npteff If you're a PT and you have student loan debt, you gotta talk to these guys. What makes them unique is that they view financial planning as like running hurdles on a track. And for PTs, the first hurdle many of us run into is student loan debt. Varela Financial will help you get over that hurdle. They not only take the time to explain to you which plans you individually qualify for and how those plans work, but they ALSO take the time to show you what YOUR individual case looks like mapped out within each option. So if you're looking for help on your student loan debt, or any area of your personal finances, we highly recommend working with them. You can check out Varela Financial out at varelafinancial.com. Feel free to reach out to us at: http://healthcareeducationtransformationpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/HETPodcast https://twitter.com/HETpodcast Instagram: @hetpodcast @dawnbrown_pt @pteducator @dawnmagnusson31 @farleyschweighart @mail.in.stew.art @ujima_institute For more information on how we can optimize and standardize healthcare education and delivery, subscribe to the Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.

The final Medicare home health PPS rule permanently allows occupational therapists to perform the initial and comprehensive assessments required to open Medicare home health therapy cases beginning on January 1, 2022. Jennifer Bogenrief, AOTA Assistant Director of Regulatory Affairs, Karen Vance, BSOT, and Clarice Grote, MS, OTR/L, share what the final rule means for OTs in this #AOTAPodcast episode.  AOTA Victory for OT: Final Medicare Rule Allows Occupational Therapists to Open Home Health CasesOutcome and Assessment Information Set (OASIS) Manual and resources (see “Downloads” section)CMS Home Health Quality Reporting Training website (includes Section GG training and pocket guides)AOTA Home Health Start of Care Micro Credential available at: https://www.aota.org/Education-Careers/Advance-Career/professional-certificate.aspx (coming in January)

Join the Urology Docs for Episode 3, our holiday special, where we take a break from evidence review, and try and sprinkle some festive cheer by discussing two interesting cases.We welcome our first “special” guest, Peter Grice, an East Midlands colleague and BSOT representative. In this episode, James reminds us about how to do an ABC assessment, whilst Dave and Mithun argue about Ribena.

*Karen Vance, BSOT, is back and we dig in deeper in this second part episode for more specific examples of home health occupational therapy interventions and real life stories. Karen currently works at Senior Managing Consultant and a Clinical Operations Specialist. She has served on committees ranging from AOTA all the way to National Association of Home Care & Hospice. Monika brings her own experiences from full-time work in the field/homes as a home health OT. *This episode was recorded in 2019 and is a wrap up episode for Season 2. Want to plug into our creative journey? Sign up and shop at www.tillandwater.com. MASSIVE SPOTLIGHT to an option to sync up with your own fitness and life goals. Check out the The Wellness Common to help you dig in and be inspired for YOUR life's wellness. Check out www.thewellnesscommon.com. LINKS + TOOLS MENTIONED: COTAD.org: Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity OT Potential Journal Club: https://otpotential.com/ot-potential-club Home Health Guide for Occupational Therapy: https://myaota.aota.org/shop_aota/product/900379 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/homehealthotexplorer/message

Recored in 2019, but still delicious. Karen Vance, BSOT, is one of our favorites because she knows home health OT inside and out. She currently works at Senior Managing Consultant and a Clinical Operations Specialist. She has served on committees ranging from AOTA all the way to National Association of Home Care & Hospice. She helps us dialogue about interventions versus treatments in this episode. *This episode was recorded in 2019 and is a wrap up episode for Season 2. Want to plug into our creative journey? Sign up and shop at www.tillandwater.com. MASSIVE SPOTLIGHT to a life coaching option from an occupational therapist! Check out Dan Eisner Consulting for more life changing insights at dan@daneisnerconsulting.com. LINKS + TOOLS MENTIONED: COTAD.org: Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity Home Health Guide for Occupational Therapy: https://myaota.aota.org/shop_aota/product/900379 OT Potential Journal Club for Sample Eval and Discussion (Sign-in required and very worth it, in our humble opinion): https://otpotential.com/ot-potential-club ArizOTA: https://www.arizota.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/homehealthotexplorer/message

Kathleen gives a full report on the very first DSOT (Dark Show of Tour) but also the BSOT for her! Travel back in time with us as we relive what it was like to get set lists after the show as if we haven't made a ton of technological progress in the last twenty years. Chilling! Also an update to Wills & Wants!

Listen to us talk to Sakre about the BSOT and possibly the BSOL. Plus we introduce you to our new Frankfurt correspondent Frank. Also, updates on wills and wants including a newly disqualified song!

Can't make it to Kankakee's Downtown Music Fest tonight? No worries, tune in to hear from one of the best musicians to ever come out of Kankakee Illinois! DCR, set the standard in the H.L. Rapier family as he took his mother's musical talent to a whole new level. From DCR came other musical talent. Whether it is writing or music making, the creative juices of the Rapier family are always flowing! No one knows better than ME, aka Mary E. Rapier-LaLuna!  DC Rapier explores the "roots, stems and branches" known simply as the Blues!  He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do! This show blues' stew focuses on Douglas C. Rapier and BoPoMoFo. There is none better!   Born and raised an hour from the famous Blues and Jazz venues of Chicago, DC Rapier began his professional music journey with his first paying gig at the age of 15, as the lead singer, rhythm guitarist and harmonica player in a band playing Blues and R&B tunes learned from recordings of the vanguards of the British Invasion, the Yardbirds, the Animals and the Rolling Stones.  For more than 45 years, DC has been singing madrigal, plain-song, oratorio, art song, opera, musicals, jazz, Blues, swing, rock, pop, country –western and even some jingles.  He’s performed in choirs and choral groups in Europe and America; played sax, flute and bass clarinet in concert and jazz bands; guitar, harmonica, sax and flute in rock bands, Blues bands and show bands. 

DC Rapier explores the "roots, stems and branches" known simply as the Blues!  He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do! Born and raised an hour from the famous Blues and Jazz venues of Chicago, DC Rapier began his professional music journey with his first paying gig at the age of 15, as the lead singer, rhythm guitarist and harmonica player in a band playing Blues and R&B tunes learned from recordings of the vanguards of the British Invasion, the Yardbirds, the Animals and the Rolling Stones. For more than 45 years, DC has been singing madrigal, plain-song, oratorio, art song, opera, musicals, jazz, Blues, swing, rock, pop, country –western and even some jingles.  He’s performed in choirs and choral groups in Europe and America; played sax, flute and bass clarinet in concert and jazz bands; guitar, harmonica, sax and flute in rock bands, Blues bands and show bands.     

DC Rapier explores the "roots, stems and branches" known simply as the Blues!  He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do! Follow on FacebookBorn and raised an hour from the famous Blues and Jazz venues of Chicago, DC Rapier began his professional music journey with his first paying gig at the age of 15, as the lead singer, rhythm guitarist and harmonica player in a band playing Blues and R&B tunes learned from recordings of the vanguards of the British Invasion, the Yardbirds, the Animals and the Rolling Stones. For more than 45 years, DC has been singing madrigal, plain-song, oratorio, art song, opera, musicals, jazz, Blues, swing, rock, pop, country –western and even some jingles.  He’s performed in choirs and choral groups in Europe and America; played sax, flute and bass clarinet in concert and jazz bands; guitar, harmonica, sax and flute in rock bands, Blues bands and

DC Rapier explores the "roots, stems and branches" known simply as the Blues!  He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do! Born and raised an hour from the famous Blues and Jazz venues of Chicago, DC Rapier began his professional music journey with his first paying gig at the age of 15, as the lead singer, rhythm guitarist and harmonica player in a band playing Blues and R&B tunes learned from recordings of the vanguards of the British Invasion, the Yardbirds, the Animals and the Rolling Stones. For more than 45 years, DC has been singing madrigal, plain-song, oratorio, art song, opera, musicals, jazz, Blues, swing, rock, pop, country –western and even some jingles.  He’s performed in choirs and choral groups in Europe and America; played sax, flute and bass clarinet in concert and jazz bands; guitar, harmonica, sax and flute in rock bands, Blues bands and show bands.     

Join ArtSees Diner in welcoming Douglas "The Chef" Rapier back to the Diner for this weekly feature. He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do!   Douglas C. Rapier was born in a little log cabin he helped his father build in Kankakee, Illinois. Soon after, he whittled a guitar out of firewood and taught himself to play simple tunes. He comes to us from Taipei Taiwan. A member of the blues Bopomofo. He is very active in the Blues scene in Taiwan.    DCR, has been a long contributor to ArtSees Diner.  Recently authored his first e-publication, Ovoid Illinois.   A.J. Croce's New Release can be downloaded here.  Our featured blues musician, Bluebird and Skoko downloads here. 

Join ArtSees Diner in welcoming Douglas "The Chef" Rapier back to the Diner for this weekly feature. He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do!   Douglas C. Rapier was born in a little log cabin he helped his father build in Kankakee, Illinois. Soon after, he whittled a guitar out of firewood and taught himself to play simple tunes. He comes to us from Taipei Taiwan. A member of the blues Bopomofo. He is very active in the Blues scene in Taiwan.    DCR, has been a long contributor to ArtSees Diner.  Recently authored his first e-publication, Ovoid Illinois.

Join ArtSees Diner in welcoming Douglas "The Chef" Rapier back to the Diner for this weekly feature. He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do! This week he explores the roots, stems and branches of the blues by looking at The Yardbirds, and Miss Etta James.   Follow Brother Doug's Blues Hour on Facebook!  Douglas C. Rapier was born in a little log cabin he helped his father build in Kankakee, Illinois. Soon after, he whittled a guitar out of firewood and taught himself to play simple tunes. He comes to us from Taipei Taiwan. A member of the blues Bopomofo. He is very active in the Blues scene in Taiwan.    DCR, has been a long contributor to ArtSees Diner.  Recently authored his first e-publication, Ovoid Illinois.

ArtSees Diner in welcoming Douglas "The Chef" Rapier back to the Diner for this weekly feature. He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do!   Douglas C. Rapier was born in a little log cabin he helped his father build in Kankakee, Illinois. Soon after, he whittled a guitar out of firewood and taught himself to play simple tunes. He comes to us from Taipei Taiwan. A member of the Chicago  blues BoPoMoFo. He is the founder of Blues Society of Taiwan.   DCR, has been a long contributor to ArtSees Diner.  Recently authored his first e-publication, Ovoid Illinois.

ArtSees Diner in welcoming Douglas "The Chef" Rapier back to the Diner for this weekly feature. He blends his vast musical knowledge with his love of the blues. Each week he will take us on a musical journey as only Brother Doug can do!   Douglas C. Rapier was born in a little log cabin he helped his father build in Kankakee, Illinois. Soon after, he whittled a guitar out of firewood and taught himself to play simple tunes. He comes to us from Taipei Taiwan. A member of the Chicago  blues BoPoMoFo. He is the founder of Blues Society of Taiwan.   DCR, has been a long contributor to ArtSees Diner.  Recently authored his first e-publication, Ovoid Illinois.