Presented by the London District of OPA
In partnership with Western University we are offering an opportunity to attend a 4 hour workshop in the anatomy cadaver lab to refresh your anatomy knowledge.
The workshop will take place on Western Campus on June 19 from 12-4pm. It will be guided as well as have time for self-directed learning.
This is the first time this anatomy lab has been opened to the community and we are thrilled to share this experience with you!
Instructors
Dorota Klubowicz
Dorota Klubowicz is a physiotherapist and owner of St. Marys Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Clinic with a special interest in women’s health, education, and mild traumatic brain injury. She co-leads the Virtual Concussion Program, a fully funded initiative supporting individuals with mild traumatic brain injuries, and is working on developing a new brain injury program for women survivors of domestic violence. In addition to working on completing her PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences, focusing on women’s health and pain, Dorota actively contributes to her community as VP of Finance for the Ontario Physiotherapy Association’s London District and as a board member for the St. Marys Wellness Center.
Tina Ziebart
Tina Ziebart is an Assistant Professor at Western University in the School of Physical Therapy. She is also a physiotherapist. Tina has built her career around teaching exercise to people with osteoporosis, both through research and clinically. Dr. Ziebart’s research program is looking to further understand the benefits of exercise in people with osteoporosis, exercise adherence in older adults, and the influence of disuse in special populations on the bones.
Cost
The London District of OPA is generously covering half of the cost to access this learning opportunity.
- $60+HST for OPA members
- $75+HST for non-members
Registration deadline is June 15. There are limited spots available. There will be a waitlist to ensure all the spots are filled by June 19.
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