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presented by Karen Mueller, PhD, DPT, PT, NBC-HWC
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Karen Mueller, PhD, DPT, PT, NBC-HWC
Karen Mueller, PhD, DPT, PT, NBC-HWC, is a clinical professor and professor emerita in the Department of Physical Therapy and Athletic Training at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ. She also holds certifications as a Professional Health and Well-Being Coach (Wellcoaches) and a National Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach. As a physical therapist for 44…
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1. What Defines a Generation?
This chapter will explore the defining elements of a generation, describe the current workforce in terms of generational representation, and highlight current issues related to generational differences.
2. Generational Theory
After discussing the concepts of generational theory we'll explore Strauss and Howe’s concept of generational theory in terms of repeating seasons (saeculums), shifts within the seasons (turnings) and specific generational types within each turning (high, awakening, unraveling, crisis).
3. Our Elders: The Veterans
We will describe the major social, political, and technological events of the Veterans generation. In addition, this chapter will describe the challenges and opportunities of working with Veterans as patients or colleagues.
4. Transitioning to the Golden Years: The Boomers
Dive into the major social, political, and technological events of the Baby Boom generation. In addition, this chapter will describe the challenges and opportunities of working with Boomers as patients or colleagues.
5. Seeking Balance in Work and Life: Generation X
Going through the years we'll discuss Generation X as youth, patients, and colleagues, and look at the challenges and gifts Generation X has. We'll review the major events that shaped them and the growth of the Physical Therapy Profession under Generation X: Birth of the Latchkey kid.
6. The Connected Generation: Millennials
Following Gen X, we’ll dive into the world of the “connected” generation: Millennials. The major events that shaped them, Millennial life, and the events during the time as Physical therapy professionals. Dr. Mueller will then have a one-on-one interview session with a millennial member to discuss generational differences and the gifts of being a part of this generation.
7. Generational Themes for Consideration in the Workplace
We’ll wrap up this course with an overall summary of what to consider in the workplace when working with various generations. Dr. Mueller will also advise follow-up conflict scenarios for those of you viewing this course as an in service or those wanting a broader view and insight of different generations in clinical settings.
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