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clinical ladder/leveling programs - December 12, 2007 3:17:42 PM
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grizback
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Our facility is looking at establishing clinical ladders?How many of you work at facilities with clinical ladders? How are they set up? Any information would be helpful.
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Joe
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RE: clinical ladder/leveling programs - December 12, 2007 3:43:03 PM
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jlharris
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A-frame or extension? 
Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Someone of intelligence will surely answer soon.
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RE: clinical ladder/leveling programs - December 13, 2007 8:33:44 AM
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Shill
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Hey Griz,
Look into Massacheusetts General Hospital. We are currently adopting their clinical levels, Expert, Advanced Clinician, Clinician, Serf, Peon, etc. It is being met with varying levels of acceptance, as change always is.
Steve Hill PT
Madison WI
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RE: clinical ladder/leveling programs - December 13, 2007 1:12:25 PM
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jma
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Different hospitals have different levels. Example: Level 1 PT, level 2 PT, senior PT, advanced clinician, master clinician where I work. Each level involves different duties/responsibilities, from taking on students, coverage, inservices given, projects done, amount of CE's taken, administrative functions, etc.
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