The College of St. Scholastica - Physical Therapy

CSS students & faculty presented their research posters at the APTA MN Conference this weekend. ✨

A special shout out to Amy Leopold for earning the Outstanding Student Award!

Today is Give to CSS Day! Your gift benefits graduate students in the PT, OT, PA, Nursing, & Exercise Physiology Programs.

Donations will go to:

💫 Virtual Reality Equipment

💫 Students Attending Professional Conferences (CSM)

💫 Updated & New Facilities

Donate to the School of Health Professions:

https://giving.css.edu/g/give-to-css-day-2025/school-of-health-professions?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaY5th4zQUpPkL44nIWVaWlh4RU92WW8cu74gXlHZgh9AZaVImkd5ONTsus_aem_HIz5xkQBfzQtCKxmZtmsZw

Give to CSS Day: One Giving Day, Endless Possibilities! - The College of St. Scholastica Alumni

CSS alums, who is attending CSM this week in Houston?

The College of St. Scholastica invites applications to join our entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy program. We seek two full-time core faculty members for 11-month appointments. Rank & salary commensurate with experience.

One position requires a terminal academic degree. Applicants with expertise in teaching biomechanics, research, & experience in a biomechanics lab are desired. A physical therapy degree is preferred but not required.

Apply here: https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=0cf15b47-1432-4e89-9dca-564ba59748ab&ccId=9200839274673_2&lang=en_US&jobId=580841

Another position invites applications to join our entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy program with a physical therapy degree required.

Apply here: https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=0cf15b47-1432-4e89-9dca-564ba59748ab&ccId=9200839274673_2&lang=en_US&jobId=580844

With questions, please contact Dalerie Lieberz at [email protected]

CSS PT faculty, alumni, and students,

On Saturday, December 14, Evidence in Motion (EIM) is hosting an online, one-day pain symposium (Elevate Pain Symposium).

Well-known speakers, with a focus on some of the most challenging clinical conditions seen by clinicians.

Speakers include Jo Nijs, Adriaan Louw, Paul Mintken, Ina Diener, Steve Schmidt, Kory Zimney and more.

Topics include: chronic low back pain, CRPS, whiplash-associated disorders, radiculopathy, headaches, knee OA, lateral epicondylitis and frozen shoulder, with sessions designed to provide immediate clinical strategies to help patients with these complex issues.

Please share this exciting event with your colleagues – physical therapy provides an evidence-based, non-pharmacological approach to persistent pain, fostering independence and providing hope.

Content will be live, online, and some pre-recorded content and ALL content is recorded for review afterwards.

Early-bird registration is November 1.

CSS alumni use this code to get an extra 10% off registration using this code (expires Nov 1st): CSSPAIN10%

There is a student rate as well.

Registration is open: https://evidenceinmotion.com/2024-elevate-pain-symposium/

On behalf of Adriaan Louw and EIM, shares to colleagues, students and alumni are appreciated!

Elevate Pain Symposium - EIM Join leaders in pain science for this one-day event to advance your skillset and strengthen your community!

Support 2nd Year CSS DPT students headed to CSM this Spring by dropping by Qdoba this Wednesday between 4-8p. 25% of your purchase will go back to students when you mention “CSS DPT” at checkout.

Check out CSS DPT apparel on our online store!

https://dspondemand.com/collections/css-dpt-apparel-store

Need a wardrobe update? Check out CSS DPT’s online store 🤩 👕 Find the link in our profile highlights!

Need a sweet treat or to relax? Join us at our bake sale and massage night tomorrow!

Link to sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1GF9rc6vNXC6ThWPyrYloGLpmSdY25yOh3LV0skX01Wc/edit

Congratulations to alum Shyanne McGregor! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/mNWmhYqgXZ2y9RSD/?mibextid=oFDknk

Shyanne McGregor is first finisher at 37th Brewhouse Triathlon The 40-year-old physical therapist from Duluth turned professional this year and beat everyone on the short course.