GET INVOLVED! ECNG Task Force Information New members are welcome and encouraged to join us no matter what career stage you are! Find a task force you are interested in and contact the Task Force Chair. Early Career Networking Group (ECNG) The mission of the Early...
New members are welcome and encouraged to join us no matter what career stage you are! Find a task force you are interested in and contact the Task Force Chair. The mission of the Early Career Networking Group (ECNG) is to foster the development and advancement of...
Get Involved! New members are welcome and encouraged to join us no matter what career stage you are! Find a task force you are interested in and contact the Task Force Chair. The mission of the Early Career Networking Group (ECNG) is to foster the development and...
New members are welcome and encouraged to join us no matter what career stage you are! Find a task force you are interested in and contact the task force chair to learn about ways to participate. The mission of the Early Career Networking Group (ECNG) is to foster...
Applied Cognition & TBI Task Force CHAIR: Patricia Heyn The Applied Cognition & TBI Task Force is continuing its mission to address cognitive rehabilitation research needs related to cognitive outcomes, tools, and measurements. The AC Task Force is...
Cognitive Rehabilitation Manual — Dr. Niehaus quote
Connect with ACRM
Exhibit Sponsor Advertise
Flickr Feed Title
YOU ARE WELCOME AT ACRM
"We are honored to invite you — every member of the rehabilitation team — to the world's LARGEST conference for interdisciplinary rehabilitation health professionals." —Pam Roberts, PhD, OTR/L, SCFES, FAOTA, CPHQ, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, ACRM Program Chair
UNBEATABLE CONFERENCE VALUE
“You CAN’T BEAT the VALUE of the ACRM Conference. The interdisciplinary program is relevant to the whole rehab team and the
content is cutting-edge. Across diagnoses,
ACRM delivers the evidence you need.”
—Chris MacDonell, FACRM
CARF International(former)
Ann Deutsch, Chris MacDonell, FACRM, Sue Ann Sisto
ACRM Annual Conference, Progress in Rehabilitation Research
