ACAPT’s Research-Intensive Programs in Physical Therapy (RIPPT) promotes academic excellence by strengthening the community of research-intensive physical therapy programs in ACAPT. Individual members of ACAPT member institutions can join RIPPT for free.
The RIPPT seminar series is a monthly research-focused webinar that provides an interactive forum on topics of interest to the community of researchers in physical therapy and rehabilitation related fields.
This month’s 60-minute seminar comes to you by the faculty from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The presenters include the program director, faculty (1 junior ranked, 2 senior ranked), and a Ph.D. student. They will present and share their perspectives on:
- What is the director’s role with mentorship, starting with faculty recruitment and onboarding?
- What are the roles and responsibilities of an effective mentorship committee?
- How to incorporate an individual development plan (IDP) in your mentoring practice?
The presentation will be followed by an open discussion amongst participants.
Date & Time: Tuesday, March 23, 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. ET
Target Audience: Faculty, post-docs, program directors/chairs, PhD students, and others interested in building research capacity.
Registration:
Learning Objectives: The participant will reflect and identify:
- Strategies to strengthen mentoring of faculty and student in their program
- Priorities to successfully develop their own mentorship program and what is needed to leverage support from their leadership
- Components needed to develop and implement an individual development plan in your mentoring practice
Fee: Free
CEU: None
Presenters:
- Deborah L. Givens, PT, DPT, PhD, Professor and Director of the Division of Physical Therapy
- Jessica M. Cassidy, PT, DPT, PhD, Assistant Professor, Division of Physical Therapy
- Jason R. Franz, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering
- Michael D. Lewek, PT, PhD, Associate Professor, Division of Physical Therapy
- Rachana R. Gangwani, PT, MS, PhD Student in Human Movement Science
If you have any questions, contact events@acapt.org.