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Amy Taebel

Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Clinical Associate Professor
Health Professions - Physical Therapy University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

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Amy Taebel Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

Clinical Associate Professor

Health Professions - Physical Therapy

Specialty area(s)

Board-Certified Pediatric Clinical Specialist in Physical Therapy

Clinical Education

Brief biography

I have worked at UWL for over six years.  My primary job is being the Director of Clinical Education in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program.   I am also a Clinical Assistant Professor.  Prior to my work at UWL, I practiced physical therapy in several school districts for over twenty years, was the director of a private practice pediatric physical therapy clinic and also worked in the areas of home health and sub-acute care.

Current courses at UWL

I currently teach/have taught EXPAND, Clinical Teaching, Physical Therapy for Children and the three 12-week clinical courses within our physical therapy program.

Education

University of WI- La Crosse: Bachelors of Science; PT 1995


College of St. Scholastica:
Doctorate of PT 2012

Career

Teaching history

I have taught at UWL for over six years as an assistant clinical professor.  I have been a guest lecturer at UW Madison in the area of Pediatrics.   I have also presented at several State and National Physical Therapy Conferences.

Kudos

elected

Amy Taebel, Physical Therapy, elected APTA Wisconsin Delegate. Amy was elected to represent Wisconsin in the House of Delegates. The House of Delegates is an American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) policymaking body that comprises voting delegates (chapters, sections/academies, and PTA Caucus), and nonvoting delegates (the Board of Directors, ACAPT, APTA Student Assembly, Ethics and Judicial Committee, and Bylaws and House Documents Committee), and consultants. The House meets annually, making decisions on issues that may have far-reaching implications for the association and for the profession of physical therapy.

Submitted on: Nov. 25, 2022

 

presented

Amy Taebel, Physical Therapy, presented "American Physical Therapy Association Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program - Level 1" at the Health Science Center on Nov. 10 in La Crosse, Wisconsin. This continuing education certification course is intended for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants who work primarily in the clinical setting and are interested in developing their teaching abilities. Amy attended an intense three day in-person training and assessment to become certified to facilitate this course, which helps to foster clinical partnerships in support of our physical therapy clinical education program.

Submitted on: Nov. 14, 2022

 

presented

Amy Taebel, Physical Therapy, presented "The Effects of a 10 Week Wellness Program on Postural Sway in Community Dwelling Individuals with Disabilities" at American Physical Therapy Association-WI on Oct. 6 in Wisconsin Dells, WI. Thank you to Thomas Kernozek and Drew Rutherford, as they were also authors on this poster.

Submitted on: Oct. 7, 2022

 

presented

Michelle Olson and Amy Taebel, both Physical Therapy, presented "Helping your patient make sustainable changes and improve outcomes: Applying the ICF model through the educational lens" at the Educational Leadership Conference on Oct. 23 in Atlanta, GA.

Submitted on: Nov. 12, 2021