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Evaluation and Treatment of Shoulder BiomechanicsEvaluation and Treatment of Shoulder Biomechanics Course OutlineNorth American Seminars presents this two-day intermediate level course is designed
to emphasize the clinical guidelines utilized when developing
an evidence-based rehabilitation program. Biomechanics form
the keystone philosophy for a multi-modal treatment approach;
emphasizing both manual treatment/assessment and dynamic exercise
methods. Current evidence-based interventions are presented
and analyzed for a variety of diagnoses. Postsurgical programs
and time phased rehab progression are thoroughly discussed for
diagnoses such as: rotator cuff tendonitis, tears, ligamentous
injuries, and dislocation. Evaluation and treatment techniques
for specialized sports shoulder injuries and dysfunctions include
rotator cuff undersurface tears, dead-arm syndrome, scapular
neuritis, myofascial syndromes and microtrauma principles. This course is presented by North American Seminars in Illinois, Washington, Texas, Florida, Massachusetts, Tennessee and throughout North America Course Objectives • Incorporate the understanding of shoulder biomechanics
into a comprehensive shoulder evaluation. Schedule of instruction
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Mark S. Albert, MED, PT, ATC, SCS has over 32 years of clinical experience in sports and orthopedic physical therapy settings. Mark is one of the first therapist’s recognized as a Board Certified Specialist in Sports, having been certified in 1987. He has presented over 200 courses and seminars on specialty areas such as sports injury, management of shoulder, knee dysfunction and exercise rehabilitation. Mark has worked in a variety of settings, treating athletes and orthopedic injuries for all ages and abilities. Mark taught for the Georgia State physical therapy program on topics including prevention and care of athletic injuries, abnormal exercise physiology, orthopedic hip and knee, orthopedic shoulder and thorax and exercise physiology. Mark served on the editorial board of JOSPT, the Journal of Isokinetic and Exercise Science and Prevention Magazine and is an internationally recognized author of many publications in the areas of orthopedic and sports therapy, isokinetics and rehabilitation. Some of his article titles include: “Rehabilitation of the Knee,” “A Problem Solving Approach,” “Isokinetic Assessment of Inertial Training,” “Homestudy Guide to Orthopedic Series” and “Concepts of Muscle Training.” Mark has also published a book titled Principles of Knee Treatment and Rehabilitation and is the author of the textbook Eccentric Muscle Training in Sports and Orthopedics, Second Edition, which is considered to be a classic reference tool and was recently reprinted in Japanese and French. In addition to his extensive writing career Mark also served as the athletic trainer for the Georgia Chiefs, Georgia Tech Association, as well as three other universities and several high schools. Mark Albert’s extensive research background and clinical experience enable him to provide the most up to date information in his courses.h individualized to each patient rather than to each diagnosis. Mr. Albert presents this course for North American Seminars throughout the United States. | |