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PORTLAND, Maine

Adrienne McAuley completes APTA Education Leadership Institute fellowship program

Adrienne McAuley

Adrienne McAuley, P.T., D.P.T., M.Ed., O.C.S., F.A.A.O.M.P.T., assistant clinical professor and academic coordinator of clinical education for the 51品茶鈥檚 Doctor of Physical Therapy program graduated from the American Physical Therapy Association鈥檚 (APTA) Education Leadership Institute (ELI).

McAuley is among 15 people to complete this year鈥檚 program. According to APTA, the ELI Fellowship strives to develop physical therapist and physical therapist assistant education program directors with the leadership skills to facilitate change and improvement in the academic environment of the 21st century, think strategically to creatively implement solutions in education that respond to changes in health care and society and engage in public discourse that advances the physical therapy profession.

 

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