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In this Rehab Management podcast episode, Chief Editor Melanie Hamilton-Basich is joined by Amanda Clark, PT, DPT, NCS, director of Good Shepherd Creates at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pa, to discuss how they’ll be using 3D printing to make custom creations to help their patients. In her role, Amanda works to incorporate technological innovations that can enhance patient care and outcomes – including 3D printing using the new printer that will be part of Good Shepherd’s new rehabilitation hospital in Center Valley, Pa, scheduled to open later in 2023. Amanda Clark, PT, DPT, NCS, is the director of Good Shepherd Creates at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pa. Amanda champions innovation at all levels of the organization by helping to create a culture of curiosity and identifying current and emerging technology trends that can enhance patient care and outcomes. She helps to ensure that Good Shepherd keeps innovation at the forefront to better serve the community. Amanda received her Bachelor of Arts from State University of New York at Geneseo and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from State University of New York Upstate Medical University. Amanda began her career at Good Shepherd 10 years ago as a physical therapist, predominantly on the stroke unit of Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital, where she later served as the specialty stroke program co-chair. After obtaining her board certification as a neurologic certified specialist, Amanda became director of Good Shepherd’s physical therapy neurologic residency. Related:Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Wants You to Help Name Their 3D Printer

Show Notes

In this Rehab Management podcast episode, Chief Editor Melanie Hamilton-Basich is joined by Amanda Clark, PT, DPT, NCS, director of Good Shepherd Creates at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pa, to discuss how they’ll be using 3D printing to make custom creations to help their patients. In her role, Amanda works to incorporate technological innovations that can enhance patient care and outcomes – including 3D printing using the new printer that will be part of Good Shepherd’s new rehabilitation hospital in Center Valley, Pa, scheduled to open later in 2023. Amanda Clark, PT, DPT, NCS, is the director of Good Shepherd Creates at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pa. Amanda champions innovation at all levels of the organization by helping to create a culture of curiosity and identifying current and emerging technology trends that can enhance patient care and outcomes. She helps to ensure that Good Shepherd keeps innovation at the forefront to better serve the community. Amanda received her Bachelor of Arts from State University of New York at Geneseo and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from State University of New York Upstate Medical University. Amanda began her career at Good Shepherd 10 years ago as a physical therapist, predominantly on the stroke unit of Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital, where she later served as the specialty stroke program co-chair. After obtaining her board certification as a neurologic certified specialist, Amanda became director of Good Shepherd’s physical therapy neurologic residency. Related:Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Wants You to Help Name Their 3D Printer

What is The MEDQOR Podcast Network?

The MEDQOR Podcast Network provides insights, reporting and analysis on MedTech Innovation across all of healthcare. We’re supported by ten leading brands in healthcare, whose chief editors will join us on a recurring basis to talk with key leaders in their industries about what’s happening now.

MEDQOR provides healthcare business intelligence to help MedTech and Pharma professionals connect and stay abreast of the advancing technologies to drive improved patient outcomes. We help healthcare innovators engage their market to bring new technology into hospitals, clinics and offices to improve and streamline patient care.

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