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AwardsThe Tennessee Association for Justice has honored attorney Randy Kinnard , founding partner of Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge, with a TAJ Paladin Award. Kinnard was one of three 2011 award recipients.
Dr. Kathryn Edwards , director of the Vanderbilt Vaccine Research Program at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, will receive the 2011 Distinguished Physician Award from the Pediatric Infectious Disease Society.
Dr. Kyle Weaver , assistant professor of neurological surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, has received the Preuss Award from the Joint Section on Tumors of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons.
ConstructionSkanska USAs building business unit, a provider of construction management, preconstruction and design-build services, has hired Marsh Ragland as a vice president and regional executive responsible for advisory services, client relations and growth initiatives for Midwest operations. Ragland has 25 years of industry experience.
ConsultingThe North Highland Co. said Paul Smith and Alan Taylor have joined the business consulting firms Nashville office as senior managers. Smith has more than 15 years experience as a chief information officer and chief technology officer. Taylor has vast experience in all facets of information systems, with a concentrated expertise in planning and managing strategic solutions.
CorporateCracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. has elected Coleman Peterson to its board. Peterson is president/CEO of Hollis Enterprises LLC, a human resources consulting firm he founded after retiring from Wal-Mart Stores Inc., where he was the chief human resource officer.
EducationBelmont Universitys Jamie Stamey was recently promoted to full-time internship coordinator in the Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business. Stamey joined the Curb College in 2008 as student enrichment coordinator.
Aquinas College, a four-year Catholic liberal arts college, announced the presidency of Sister Mary Sarah Galbraith , O.P. She recently returned from Sydney to teach history at Aquinas College and to prepare for the transition of responsibilities from former president Sister Mary Peter , O.P., who is leaving in order to pursue graduate studies at the Augustine Institute.
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Many pain-management centers now have a multidisciplinary team including anesthesiologists, neurologists, physical therapists and psychologists evaluate patients. At University of California, Davis, where he is chief of pain medicine, Dr. Fishman says,
She has also served as an activity assistant and a physical therapy technician. Originally from Mount Vernon, Ky., Fry earned a bachelor's degree in communications studies from the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Dr. Jack W. Coggeshall,
She will start outpatient therapy soon, which is likely to include speech, occupational and physical therapy a few days a week. Experts believe her continued rehabilitation will take a long time as she attempts to recover many of the skills and
MU students attending the Campus Ministry-sponsored trip include Lauren Gorney '12, a communications major from Glen Lyon, Pa.; Jessica Harper '13, an occupational therapy major from Bethlehem, Pa.; Ryan Hassick '15, in the Doctor of Physical Therapy
In addition to orthopedics, the practice also offers a physical therapy department where specialists design a program to meet each patient's needs, whether it is therapeutic exercise, myofacial release, spine mobilization or tissue and joint
Oatis Receives 2011 Abernethy Faculty Outstanding Service Award ...
Dr. Carol A. Oatis , Professor of Physical Therapy, was presented with the 2011 Lloyd M. Abernethy Faculty Outstanding Service Award at Graduate Commencement in May.
Announcing the selection of Oatis as this year’s recipient, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Steve O. Michael stated: ”As her faculty colleagues noted in their nomination letters, Dr. Oatis has consistently and graciously provided her expertise, energy, and time to students, faculty, administration and her profession throughout her 29 years at the University. She is highly regarded as an educator by the physical therapist students having received the Christian R and Mary F. Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching and she continues to be held in high esteem by each of the subsequent classes.
“During her tenure at Arcadia, Carol has been elected to nearly every major committee within the University, including Faculty Council, Promotion and Tenure, and Graduate Academic Planning, in addition to being appointed to many other committees and Task Forces. In her role as President for Arcadia’s chapter of the American Association for University Professors and during her nearly continuous appointment to the Faculty Compensation Committee, she campaigned arduously for her fellow faculty. Most recently she worked with others to define faculty workload and to develop a rationale system for merit. In each of these activities, she has been a strong advocate for faculty recognition and appropriate compensation related to salary and benefits.
“In addition to her outstanding and sustained service to the University, Carol has played an active role in several professional organizations having served in a wide variety of appointed and elected positions. Since 1997, she has been actively involved in the Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals, serving in many positions including as te President in 2004-2005. She also has served on the Board of Directors for the American College of Rheumatology as well as its Research and Educatin Foundation and the National and Southeastern District of the Arthritis Foundation where she has served as a grant reviewer.
“Dr. Oatis has also been actively involved with the American Physical Therapy Association, serving on several task forces and committees. She was elected as the Secretary to the Section on Research, of APTA, from 1993 to 1997.
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