ACRM 92nd Annual Conference // Dallas Registration for the 2015 ACRM Annual Conference, Progress in Rehabilitation Research (PIRR) is now open with the lowest rates of the year. Register now and pay as little as $345! There are lots of reasons to attend...
Kenneth J. Ottenbacher, PhD, OTR Making Science: Characteristics of Successful Scholars The goal of this presentation is to provide information to early career scholars that will be helpful to them in “making science” and developing their academic and professional...
The ACRM Early Career Networking Group is forming a new Mentoring Task Force. The mission of this task force is to facilitate the development of mentoring relationships among rehabilitation professionals at varying stages in their career development through research,...
The ECNG Communications Task Force is co-chaired by Dawn Neumann and Matt Doiron. This task force gathers important announcements and information relevant to career development in the rehabilitation field and disseminates them through social media, eblasts, ACRM...
The ECNG Communications Task Force is taking on a new project. The goal of this project is to develop a one-stop-resource that answers all of your important early career development questions in one place. In order to make this most relevant to our members, we would...
Grant Resources and Scientific Writing Grant writing workshop How to write a scientific paper New NIH Biosketch Easy CV tool Mentored Research Scientist Development Award Database of NIH-funded grants Videos on NIH Peer Review National Institute on Disability...
by Brend Swartz, PsyD Attending and participating in conferences is a great way to build your career. It offers you opportunities to: network with peers and leaders in your field, get involved in exciting projects by participating in the organization’s networking and...
By Ekaterina Dobryakova, PhD; Ann Guernon, MS, CCC-SLP, CCRC, and Megan Mitchell, PhD Collaboration in research is a cornerstone for successful discovery. Whether you are a seasoned scientist or just beginning your research career, collaboration is necessary to...
