Dr. Sara Piva, Physical Therapy Lab

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School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

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Physical Therapy

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Vestibular Rehabilitation:
An Advanced Course and Update

 

May 14-16, 2010

University of Pittsburgh

 

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Registration Information:

 

The location for registration and the first day of the course (May 14) will be announced at a later day.  Please check back on this site for particulars.  We will also send you an email about the location of the course at least one week prior to the week of March 6th.

 

Special Needs

Participation by all individuals is encouraged. Advance notification of any special needs will help us provide better service. Please notify us of your needs at least two weeks in advance of the program by calling Arlene Smith at 412- 624-6292.

 

Please e-mail your registration to Arlene Smith (asmith1+@pitt.edu). Your information should include the following:

  • Name
  • Address
  • Last 5 digits of Social Security # for CEU/CME credits
  • Phone
  • E-mail

    *You will receive registration verification via mail after your payment has been received. See below for payment information.

Payment

  • Course fee:
    $675 for Physical Therapists, Audiologists, Occupational Therapists, Physician Assistants, Nurses, and Residents
    $800 for Physicians

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Make check payable to:  University of Pittsburgh

Mail payment to:
University of Pittsburgh
Department of Physical Therapy

Attention:  Arlene Smith
6035 Forbes Tower
Pittsburgh, PA  15260

 

The Vestibular Advanced Course and Update is jointly sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh

“Pitt provided me with fundamentals of understanding human and organizational dynamics. Good leadership skills fit with any organization.”

 

Peter DeComo
SHRS Alumni

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