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I qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2003. | I qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2003. My interets in evidence based practie and health education (in it's broadest sense) have led me to complete an MSc and becoming a lecturer in Physiotherapy. My clinical background and interets are in long term condition managment (espeically pain management), functional rehabilitation and occupational health and wellbeing. | ||
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Joanne Etherton | Joanne Etherton | ||
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Throughout my career motivation for learning and evidence based practice has persisted and I have continued to undertake formal and informal study, tackling any learning and development roles/responsibilities that crossed my path. So, to further my skills and knowledge in learning and research I moved out of clinical practice into a role at the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) supporting members undertake CPD , and on again to my current post as a Physiotherapy lecturer. | Throughout my career motivation for learning and evidence based practice has persisted and I have continued to undertake formal and informal study, tackling any learning and development roles/responsibilities that crossed my path. So, to further my skills and knowledge in learning and research I moved out of clinical practice into a role at the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) supporting members undertake CPD , and on again to my current post as a Physiotherapy lecturer. | ||
In my current role I am passionate about promoting the value Physiotherapy can add to patient pathways in health and social care (to anyone that will listen), and instilling evidence-based biophycosocial values, beliefs and behaviours in all the health professional learners I meet. I endeavour to celebrate and undertake collaborative learning whenever possible (hence my presence in Physiopedia) and my developing interest in the use of social media in higher education and patent education (especially in the field of long term conditions and pain management). | In my current role I am passionate about promoting the value Physiotherapy can add to patient pathways in health and social care (to anyone that will listen), and instilling evidence-based biophycosocial values, beliefs and behaviours in all the health professional learners I meet. I endeavour to celebrate and undertake collaborative learning whenever possible (hence my presence in Physiopedia) and my developing interest in the use of social media in higher education and patent education (especially in the field of long term conditions and pain management). | ||
== Education == | == Education == | ||
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BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy | BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy | ||
MSc (with distinction) Pain Science and Management | MSc (with distinction) Pain Science and Management | ||
== Professional Affiliations<br> == | == Professional Affiliations<br> == | ||
Chartered Society Physiotherapy | Chartered Society Physiotherapy - Uk full member | ||
Health and Care Professions Council - Uk full member | Health and Care Professions Council - Uk full member | ||
Physiotherapy Pain Association - non exec committee member | Physiotherapy Pain Association - non exec committee member | ||
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== Professional Appointments<br> == | == Professional Appointments<br> == | ||
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Communications lead for CSP East of England Regional Network | Communications lead for CSP East of England Regional Network | ||
Non-exec committee member Physiotherapy Pain Association (PPA) | Non-exec committee member Physiotherapy Pain Association (PPA) | ||
== Publications<br> == | == Publications<br> == | ||
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Blog: [[Physiojowonders.wordpress.com|physiojowonders.wordpress.com]] I blog about learning, life as a professional and literature (including my experinces of using social media in a pofessional capacity) | Blog: [[Physiojowonders.wordpress.com|physiojowonders.wordpress.com]] I blog about learning, life as a professional and literature (including my experinces of using social media in a pofessional capacity) | ||
Twitter: @JoEtherton | Twitter: @JoEtherton | ||
[[Facebook.com/CSPEastofEnglandregionalnetwork|facebook.com/CSPEastofEnglandregionalnetwork]]<br> | |||
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== Contact Details == | == Contact Details == | ||
<br>This User is a member of the Musculoskeletal / Orthopaedic group This User is a member of the Pain group | <br>This User is a member of the Musculoskeletal / Orthopaedic group This User is a member of the Pain group | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 2 May 2014
I qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2003. My interets in evidence based practie and health education (in it's broadest sense) have led me to complete an MSc and becoming a lecturer in Physiotherapy. My clinical background and interets are in long term condition managment (espeically pain management), functional rehabilitation and occupational health and wellbeing.
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Joanne Etherton
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About Me
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Initially I followed a traditional career pathway, completing junior rotations in a large district hospital, followed by a senior II static outpatient post in musculoskeletal outpatients. While there I was fortunate to secure some experience working in a government initiative supporting people with long term health conditions re-engage in a vocation. This gave me a taste for occupational health (OH) and sent me down the road seeking OH experience.
I have worked in OH in various contexts holding clinical, delivery and personnel responsibilities for a range of services including manual handling training, health and well being education, telephone advice lines, complex and functional rehabilitation programs and direct access onsite services. During this time I also accrued experience in service design, evaluation and delivery.
Throughout my career motivation for learning and evidence based practice has persisted and I have continued to undertake formal and informal study, tackling any learning and development roles/responsibilities that crossed my path. So, to further my skills and knowledge in learning and research I moved out of clinical practice into a role at the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) supporting members undertake CPD , and on again to my current post as a Physiotherapy lecturer.
In my current role I am passionate about promoting the value Physiotherapy can add to patient pathways in health and social care (to anyone that will listen), and instilling evidence-based biophycosocial values, beliefs and behaviours in all the health professional learners I meet. I endeavour to celebrate and undertake collaborative learning whenever possible (hence my presence in Physiopedia) and my developing interest in the use of social media in higher education and patent education (especially in the field of long term conditions and pain management).
Education[edit | edit source]
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
MSc (with distinction) Pain Science and Management
Professional Affiliations
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Chartered Society Physiotherapy - Uk full member
Health and Care Professions Council - Uk full member
Physiotherapy Pain Association - non exec committee member
Professional Appointments
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Communications lead for CSP East of England Regional Network
Non-exec committee member Physiotherapy Pain Association (PPA)
Publications
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List your publications here.
Websites
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Blog: physiojowonders.wordpress.com I blog about learning, life as a professional and literature (including my experinces of using social media in a pofessional capacity)
Twitter: @JoEtherton
facebook.com/CSPEastofEnglandregionalnetwork
Contact Details[edit | edit source]
This User is a member of the Musculoskeletal / Orthopaedic group This User is a member of the Pain group
