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(Part 1) Clinical Education Consortia Overview (Featuring Drs. Nicki Silberman, Vicki LaFay, Lonnie Stewart, Angela Stolfi, & Kelly Meyers)

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Brandon chats with various members of the New York and New Jersey Clinical Education Consortia to chat about an overview of physical therapy clinical education consortia including what they are, how they assist various clinical education stakeholders, benefits and limitations of the consortia, and much more. ACAPT Website National Consortium of Clinical Educators (NCCE) Clinical Education Consortia from APTA Website Education Leadership Partnership Website Academy of Physical Therapy Education   Contact Information Nicki Silberman: [email protected]   Vicki LaFay: [email protected]   Lonnie Stewart: [email protected]   Angela Stolfi: [email protected]   Kelly Meyers: [email protected]     The PT Hustle Website Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice HET LITE Tool Anywhere Healthcare (code: HET)

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