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Dr. Maridith A. Janssen
2132 Chestnut Ave.
Long Beach, CA 90806
Fall 2014
BEACH Symposium
Saturday, November 1, 2014
8:00am – 5:30pm
.8 CEU’s
Directions to El Dorado Park West
Community Center
From Los Angeles/405 Freeway: Take 405
South to the 605 North Exit. Go north on the
605 until you come to the Willow Street Exit.
Turn west on Willow St. Turn right (north) on
Studebaker. Turn right into the El Dorado
Park Main entrance. The El Dorado West
Community Center is in El Dorado Park and
located on the left hand side of the driveway
in to the park. Turn left at the driveway, drive
past the building and park in the large parking
lot just past the building.
From San Bernardino/605 Freeway: Take
the 605 south to the Willow Street Exit. Turn
west on Willow St. Turn right (north) on
Studebaker. Turn right into the El Dorado
Park Main entrance. The El Dorado West
Community Center is in El Dorado Park and
located on the left hand side of the driveway
in to the park. Turn left at the driveway, drive
past the building and park in the large parking
lot just past the building.
El Dorado Park West
Community Center
2800 N. Studebaker
Long Beach, CA
90815
For additional information contact:
DR. MARIDITH JANSSEN (562) 833-3310
From Orange County: Take the 22 West or
the 605 south to the Willow Street Exit. Turn
west on Willow St. Turn right (north) on
Studebaker. Turn right into the El Dorado
Park Main entrance. The El Dorado West
Community Center is in El Dorado Park and
located on the t hand side of the driveway in
to the park. Turn left at the driveway, drive
past the building and park in the large parking
lot just past the building.
SCHEDULE
CEU’s
Cost Includes: Workshops, CEU’s, Breakfast,
Lunch & Snacks
Pre-registration (postmarked by 10/20/14)
$110.00 Professional
$20.00 Student
Late or On Site Registration (Postmarked on or
after 10/21/14)
$150.00 Professional
$20.00 Student
Now Accepting Credit Cards or
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Dr. Maridith A. Janssen
Jim Overall, RTC/CTRS and Heather Stephenson, RTC
This session will inform the participant about the state’s
professional organization, CPRS, its composition, and
how RT fits in. Information will be presented about how a
professional in the state can enhance their professional
experience by being appointed or elected to the Section
Board. Updated information about the movement for
licensure in California and your role to help obtain the
goal will be discussed.
Using Horticulture as an RT Intervention
Chuck Killingsworth, CTRS
This session will introduce the use of horticulture and
gardening as an RT intervention. Participants will learn
about the Master Gardener Program and how to apply
this modality with “hands-on” techniques and outcomes.
Send Registration Forms To:
2014 Spring BEACH Symposium
C/O Dr. Maridith A. Janssen
2132 Chestnut Ave.
LONG BEACH, CA 90806
2014 Fall BEACH Symposium Registration Form:
5:30-5:45
Participate in the Growth of the RT Profession in
California
Credit Card Type: ___Visa ___ MC ___AmEx___
3:30-5:30
Session 4
Using Horticulture as an RT Intervention
Chuck Killingsworth, CTRS
Name: ________________________________________________________________________
Break
Title: ________________________________________________________________________
3:15-3:30
Agency: __________________________________________________________________
1:15-3:15
Session 3
Participate in the Growth of the RT Profession
in California
Jim Overall & Heather Stephenson
2014 NCTRC Professional Issues Update
Bob Riley, CTRS Executive Director NCTRC
This session will focus on the recently conducted NCTRC
Job Analysis (JA) Study and NCTRC CTRS Profile
Study. The JA Study results are utilized in the design of
the NCTRC Certification Exam as well as it informs
CTRSs about areas of acceptable continuing education.
In addition, an update regarding the RT state licensure
movement will be presented to include a discussion of
the implications for state and national certification.
Agency Address: ________________________________________________________________
Lunch
City: ___________________________________________ Zip: ____________________
12:30-1:15
Email: ______________________________________________________ Student: __yes __no
10:30-12:30 Session 2
2014 NCTRC Professional Issues Update
Bob Riley, CTRS
University: _______________________________________________
Break
Phone Number: ________________________________
10:15-10:30
Rebranding your Profession – Access and Advocacy
of the Profession
Sharon Nichols, CTRS/L
There have been significant changes in the healthcare
delivery system. The need for accountability, affordability
and quality of care is much greater. As new practice
titles emerge, it is important that we market the
RTC/CTRS as the only qualified provider of therapeutic
recreation/recreational therapy services. This session
will explore some of the healthcare system changes that
will have an impact on service delivery and will stress the
importance of evidenced based recreation therapy
services.
Credit card number: __________________________________ Exp Date: ____/____
7:30-8:15
Registration
8:15-10:15
Session 1
Rebranding your Profession – Access and
Advocacy of the Profession
Sharon Nichols, CTRS/L
Session Details