Are you looking to get more involved in the field of rehabilitation? Are you looking to build your resume or fulfill your service requirements for tenure? Or are you ready to network with some of the top professionals in the field? The Early Career Networking Group...
Recap of the ACRM 2015 Annual Conference: Experience of an Early Career Attendee by Alison Cogan, PhD (candidate), OTR/L, University of Southern California The ACRM Annual Conference is a great place to learn about the latest research in nearly all areas of...
The mission of the Early Career Networking Group (ECNG) is to foster the development and advancement of early career professionals in the field of rehabilitation. We work together to tackle many of the common career development challenges. Our supportive network of...
Get Involved New members are welcome and encouraged to join any or all FOUR of the ECNG task forces no matter what career stage you are in! This is the place to connect with peers and mentors, become more actively involved in ACRM, build a network to support your...
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...
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"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
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