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Donn
de Yampert, PT., DPT.
21885 Volin Place, Houghton, MI., 49931
(906) 482-2161
E-mail: hdeyampert@chartermi.net
EDUCATION:
Doctor of Physical Therapy-Cum Laude, Creighton University,
Omaha, Nebraska, conferred 5/2002.
B.S. Physical Therapy, Texas Tech University Health Sciences
Center, Lubbock, Texas, conferred 5/1988.
M.Ed. Health & Physical Education, University of Texas
at El Paso, El Paso, Texas, conferred 5/1979.
B.S. Education, University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso,
Texas, conferred 5/1978.
PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS:
Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist, National
Strength & Conditioning Association, 5/99 to 9/02.
Board Certified Geriatric Physical Therapy, American Board
PT Specialties, #2204, 6/98 to present.
Licensed Physical Therapist, Michigan, #5501005665, 6/93
to present.
Licensed Physical Therapist, Texas #1-5404-7, 7/88 to
6/93.
Licensed Athletic Trainer, Texas, #AT0446, 1978 to 2002.
Certified Athletic Trainer, National Athletic Trainers
Association BOC, #06-0206, 1979 to 2002.
Certified All-Levels Teaching Certificate, State of Texas,
1978.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
National Strength & Conditioning Association 9/98-present.
American Physical Therapy Association 7/86-present:
Section Membership-Geriatrics
Section Membership-Orthopedics
Section Membership-Private Practice
Michigan Physical Therapy Association 6/93-present. National
National Athletic Trainer's Association 6/77-present.
Great Lakes Athletic Trainer's Association 6/93-present.
Michigan Athletic Trainer's Society 12/25/00-present.
National strength and conditioning association 9/98-9/03.
INVENTIONS:
United States Patent Office - Patent Granted #4329997 for ICE BOX, May 18, 1982. (S. Renteria/ D.de-Yampert co-inventors)
PUBLICATIONS:
Case Report: Work Site Analysis at Re-winder #47, Description of Industrial Worksite Analysis for the Prevention of Repetitive Trauma Among Employees. Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Practice, The Magazine of The Orthopaedic Section, APTA, Volume 14, Number 4, pp. 19-23.
Task Oriented Approach for Examination and Intervention Two Case Analyses in Retrospect. Geri Notes, Section on Geriatrics, American Physical Therapy Association, March 2002, Volume 9, Number 2, pp. 7-15.
An Ethical and Legal Issues Case Analysis: Provision of Physical Therapy Services at a County Medical Care Facility. Geri Notes, Section on Geriatrics, American Physical Therapy Association, November 2000, Volume 7, Number 6, pp. 34 - 40.
PRESENT & PAST EMPLOYMENT:
Donn de Yampert Physical Therapy, PC.
President/Physical Therapist,
5/99-present. Contractual physical therapy services.
Superior Home Nursing Services, Hancock, Michigan:
Staff Physical Therapist,
9/96-5/21/99.
Duties: Home health,
skilled nursing facility, industrial physical therapy
services.
Portage Health System, Hancock, Michigan (45 beds):
Staff PT, 4/95-8/96.
Duties: outpatient PT services,
skilled nursing facilities services, acute care services.
Director Rehabilitation
Department, 8/93-3/95.
Duties: Administration
& management, program development, patient care, staff
recruitment, education.
Staff PT, 6/93-8/93.
Duties: patient care,
assist administration program development.
Providence Memorial Hospital, El Paso, Texas (400 beds).
Assistant Manager Physical
Therapy, 9/90-6/93.
Duties: program development,
physician liaison, staff education, acute care-orthopedic
patient care
services, industrial medicine,
chronic pain management, pool therapy, departmental management,
professional recruitment.
Rio Grande Health Center for Industrial Medicine, El Paso,
Texas:
Director Chronic Pain Management,
8/89-9/90.
Duties: program development
& management, client evaluation for program placement
in work
hardening or chronic pain
programs as appropriate.
Providence Memorial Hospital, El Paso, Texas (400 beds):
Staff PT, 5/88-8/89.
Duties: acute patient care
(ortho, neuro, med-surg, oncology, ICU/CCU/Recovery Room,
pediatrics),
evaluation, chronic pain
management.
PT aide, 7/83-5/88:
Duties: assist PT's with
acute care and rehabilitation patients, standard modality
application, gait/crutch
training, performance exercise
protocols as established for patients, documentation.
Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona:
Graduate Assistant Athletic
Trainer, 8/83-5/84.
Duties: athlete care for
baseball, football, gymnastics, wrestling; sports medicine
curriculum practical
instructor. Achieving prerequisites
for admission in PT school.
Assistant Athletic Trainer,
9/81-6/83.
Duties: athlete care for
baseball, football, wrestling; sports medicine curriculum
practical instructor.
Houston Astros Minor League Association, 3/80-8/81:
Athletic Trainer, Sarasota,
FL, athlete care & traveling secretary.
Athletic Trainer, Barranquilla,
Colombia (South America), athlete care & traveling secretary.
Athletic Trainer, Daytona
Beach, FL., athlete care & traveling secretary.
United States Sports Academy, 7/79-12/79:
Sports Medicine Specialist,
Manama, Bahrain (Persian Gulf), athlete care.
CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Home Study: "Current Concepts of Orthopedic Physical Therapy". APTA Section on Orthopedics. Registered 09/08/02.
Independent study in preparation for American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties (ABPTS) exam in orthopedics, Certified Orthopedic Specialist (OCS) credential. Initiated 09/01/02.
Clinical Research II (NPT 557), Teresa Cochran, PT, DPT, MA, Creighton University, Omaha, NE., 1/1 to 4/1/02, 3 credit hours.
Pharmacotherapeutics (NPT 531), Nasser Alsharif, Pharm. D, PhD, Creighton University, Omaha, NE., 9/1 to 12/8/01, 3 credit hours.
Applied Human Neurobiology (NPT 520), Caroline Goulet, PT, PhD, Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 5/1 to 8/8/01, 3 credit hours.
Neuromuscular Clinical Practice (NPT 565), Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 4 credit hours granted for ABPTS-Geriatric Certification Specialty, June 26,2001.
Physical Assessment (NPT 526), Judith Gale, PT, MA, OCS, Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 5/1 to present.
Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, San Antonio, TX, 2/15-2/18/01. 24 hours.
"The Paradigm of PT & Pain Management". Orthopaedic Section of the APTA, San Antonio, TX., 2/13/01. 8 hours.
Radiology (NPT 555), J.B. Barr, PT, DPT, Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 1/8-4/7/01, 3 credit hours.
Histology (NPT 515), Anthony Kincaid, PT, PhD, Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 9/1-12/15/00, 3 credit hours.
Differential Diagnosis (NPT 590), Judy Gale, PT, MA, OCS, Col. Gail Deyle, MSPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 9/1-12/15/00, 3 credit hours.
Professional Self-Assessment I (NPT 501), Karen Paschal, MS, PT, Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 5/1-8/13/00, 2 credit hours.
Applied Clinical Anatomy & Embryology (NPT 511), Andrea Zardetto-Smith, PhD., Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 5/1-9/15/00. 3 credit hours.
Working Without Pain Leadership Training for the Paper, Allied-Industrial, Chemical and Energy Workers International Union. Presented by Hunter College Center for Occupational and Environmental Health. Milwaukee, WI. 5/17-5/18/00. 16 hours.
Foot and Ankle Dysfunction: Evaluation and Management of Diabetic, Arthritic, and Orthopedic Disorders. Orthopedics Section of the APTA, New Orleans, LA., 2/1-2/2/00. 16 hours.
Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, New Orleans, LA., 2/3-2/5/00. 25 hours.
Ethical & Legal Aspects of Practice (NPT 535), Gail Jensen, PhD., PT., Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 1/1-4/28/00. 3 credit hours.
Health Care Systems & Policy (NPT 543), Robert Sandstrom, PhD., PT., Creighton University, Omaha, NE. 9/1-12/15/99. 3 credit hours.
Independent study in preparation for American Board PT Specialties (ABPTS) exam in neurology, Certified Neurological Specialist (NCS) credential. Initiated 7/98.
Independent study in preparation for National Strength & Conditioning Association exam- Certification Strength & Conditioning Specialist. 10/98-4/10/99.
Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association. Seattle, WA., 2/4-7/99. 26hrs.
The Neural Basis of Motor Control: Revisited. Neurology Section of APTA, Seattle, WA.,
Rebecca Craik, PhD, PT, FAPTA, & George Carvell, PT, PhD, 2/2-3/99. 16hrs.
Home Study: Topics in Geriatrics. APTA Section on Geriatrics. 6/98-11/98. 30 contact hours.
Independent study in preparation for American Board of PT Specialties (ABPTS) exam in geriatrics, Certified Geriatric Specialist (GCS) credential. 2/96-3/98
Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association. Boston, MA., 2/12-14/98. 30 Contact Hours.
Reducing the Risk for Falls in the Elderly. Neurology Section of APTA, Boston, MA., 2/10-11/98. 13 hours.
Home Study: Current Trends in Therapeutic Exercise for the Rehabilitation of the Athlete. Sports Physical Therapy Section of APTA. 30 hours.
Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association. Dallas, TX., 2/12-16/97. 28 hours.
Focus: Geriatric Physical Therapy. Geriatric Physical Therapy Section of APTA, Dallas, TX., 2/11-12/97. 13.5 hours.
Home Study: Current Topics in Rehabilitation of the Spine and Related Dysfunction of the Athlete. Sports Physical Therapy Section of APTA. 7/96. 30 hours.
Home Study: Current Topics in Rehabilitation of the Knee. Sports Physical Therapy Section of APTA. 12/95. 30 hours.
Evaluation, Treatment, and Rehabilitation of the Shoulder. Northeast Seminars, Chicago, IL. Terry Malone, Ed.D, PT, ATC, 11/95. 12 hours.
Physical Therapy Management of the Knee. Northeast Seminars, Chicago, IL. Terry Malone, Ed.D.,PT,ATC., 11/95. 11.5 hours.
Sports Medicine Symposium. University of Wisconsin Medical School, Madison, WI., 5/11-13/95. 15 hours.
Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, Reno, Nevada, 2/9-12/95. 30 hours.
Guidebook for Physical Therapy Services: A Market-based Approach. Administration Section of American Physical Therapy Association. Reno, Nevada. 2/7-8/98.
S-1, Introduction to Spinal Evaluation & Manipulation. Kenneth A. Olson, PT., Institute of Physical Therapy, Inc., 4/16-22/94, St. Paul, MN., 55 hours.
Rating Spinal Impairment Using the 3rd Edition Revised AMA Guides, 10/3/92. Pride Research Foundation, Dallas, TX., Tom Mayer, MD., 3 hours.
Occupational Spinal Disorders: Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Care & Prevention. 10/1-3/92. Pride Research Foundation, Dallas, TX., Course Chairman: Gunnar Andersson, MD., Tom Mayer, MD., 18 hours.
NATA 43rd Annual Meeting & Clinical Symposia, 6/3-6/92, Denver, CO.
Sports Medicine for the 21st Century, 5/16-17/92, El Paso, TX., Sierra Medical Center, 12 hours.
A Comprehensive Industrial Medicine Program for Providence Memorial Hospital, 2/22-23/92, Organized & presented by de Yampert, 16 hours.
The Disability Evaluation for Spinal Injuries. Keith Blankenship, PT, 1/11-12/92, Dallas, TX., 10 hours.
Occupational Ergonomics: Work Related Upper Limb and Back Disorders. Don B. Chaffin, PhD., Thomas J. Armstrong, PhD., 10/21-24/91, Dallas, TX., 30 hours.
Differential Diagnosis: Our Responsibility to the Physical Therapy Patient. Maj. Cindy Benson, PT., Texas Physical Therapy Assoc., 2/16-17/91, El Paso, TX., 16 hours.
Industrial Rehabilitation II. Keith L Blankenship, PT, Pre-employment Screening, Impairment Rating Process, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, the Pile Test. 11/90. Dallas, TX., 18 hours.
Innovative Approaches in Pain Rehabilitation. Barbara J. Headley, PT, 10/90. Dallas, TX., 8 hours.
Setting the Stage for Stabilization. Ann Pivarski, OPA., 9/90, El Paso, TX., 8 hours.
Industrial Medicine I. Keith L. Blankenship, PT., The Basic Seminar. 1/90. Dallas, TX., 18 hours.
Foundations in Clinical Orthopaedics (FCO). Bob Seeds, PhD., PT., Institute of Graduate Physical Therapy, 10/89. San Diego, CA., 24 hours.
Sports Medicine Symposium. Sun City Athletic Trainers Assoc., 5/89, El Paso, TX., 22 hours.
Advanced Shoulder Seminar with Cadaver Dissection. 3/89. Tampa, FL., 20 hours.
Knee & Low-Back Seminar. Walter Personius, PhD., PT., Robert E. Mangine, PT., Meeting Planners Inc., 11/88. Houston, TX., 24 hours.
Musculoskeletal Evaluation. Wm Beaumont Army Medical Center Physical Medical Staff. Texas Physical Therapy Assoc. Fall Seminar. 10/88. El Paso, TX., 8 hours.
INDIVIDUAL SPORTS ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
New Mexico State Cycling Champion (United States Cycling
Federation) - 120 miles,
1978.
Texas State Cycling Champion (American Bicycle Racing
Association) - 90 miles, 1974.
SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Aging and Health Care in the Home & Long Term Care Unit
The Aging Workforce
The Aging Athlete
Ergonomics
State of Michigan Physical Therapy Practice Act 33.17820, www.michiganlegislature.org |
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