Monthly Archive
October 15, 2014
  The majesty of Oklahoma is calling!   PediaStaff has several immediate opportunities for SLPs, OTs and PTs in both Oklahoma City and and Tulsa. These are exciting growth situations in therapy owned clinics in a multi-discipline environment.   Home based therapy…...
[Source:  Disability Scoop] Adolescents with cerebral palsy have a similar quality of life to others their age, a new survey suggests. Despite the hurdles that can come with having a developmental disability, researchers say in a new study that teens with cerebral palsy…...
Editor’s Note:   Please enjoy this continuing series of interview and career tips.  Looking for a pediatric clinician or therapist position?  Please check out all the great jobs we have available! by Heidi Kay Last week we talked about interview questions that…...
[Source:  Cindy Karl Aubrey on the Pediatric Occupational Therapists Facebook Page] Editor’s Note:  This is such a great idea.  Thank you to Cindy Karl Aubrey for permission to share her photo and post here. At one of my schools we made an…...
[Source: National Association of School Nurses] Listen HERE!...
[Source:  Entwistle Occupational Therapy] Entwistle Power Occupational Therapy presents our third episode of Occupational Therapy Video (OT-V) “Solutions For Printing Success.” In this episode we explore one of the main reasons that parents seek our services for their children – problems with…...
PediaStaff is very happy to announce that TxTools 2.0 is available in the App Store.  Completely redesigned for all the newest Apple iDevices, TxTools 2.0, has brand new styling! The beauty of this app is its simplicity  – four modules to handle the every day tasks…...
[Source:  Disability Scoop] A federal lawmaker says he wants to level the playing field for parents involved in special education disputes with their child’s school district. U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, is proposing new legislation that would ensure parents who successfully challenge…...
[Source: Disability Scoop] Months after federal officials ordered them to do so, states are starting to include coverage of treatments like applied behavior analysis for kids with autism within their Medicaid programs. California is believed to be the first state to roll…...
[Source:  Medical News Today] Though eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia are typically associated with teenagers and young adults, researchers caution parents that children between 8 and 12 years old who are difficult eaters could have lurking psychological issues. The team…...