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MBA, MS, OTR/L, CHT
Gary graduated from the occupational therapy program at Washington University in St. Louis in 1993 and became a certified hand therapist in 1999. He also received his MBA in 2010.
He has worked as the director of therapy at Chicago Metro Hand Therapy, alongside the physicians of Hand to Shoulder Associates, since 1998 and has also served as adjunct faculty at Governors State University. His primary area of clinical interest is the postoperative management of traumatic upper extremity injuries.
Gary is a past president of the American Society of Hand Therapists and has also served as vice president, secretary treasurer, and education division director for ASHT.
He is currently the vice chairman of the American Hand Therapy Foundation and an affiliate board member for the American Association for Hand Surgery. He also serves on the Medical Advisory Board for Arthritis Today magazine. Gary lectures frequently and teaches continuing education courses throughout the United States.
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Browse Course CatalogManagement of Fingertip Injuries
Presented by Gary Solomon, MBA, MS, OTR/L, CHT
Management of Fingertip Injuries
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This course is part of our CHT Prep Program. Learn more about the full prep program here: MedBridge CHT Prep Program.
Video Runtime: 50 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 32 Minutes
Fingertip injuries are the most common type of hand injury and are responsible for 20% of all ER visits. Proper management of these injuries is critical to restore functional hand use and return patients to unrestricted activity performance.
This course will help viewers develop a greater understanding of types of fingertip injuries and anatomical structures involved as well as teach viewers how to distinguish between various treatment options based on injury variants. Wound healing strategies based upon specific patient presentation are explored and options to integrate appropriate therapeutic management throughout the course of treatment are presented. In this course, strategies to prioritize protective options, wound care, and desensitization techniques to maximize patient outcomes are emphasized.
This course will help occupational and physical therapists working with patients with fingertip injuries in the outpatient or inpatient setting develop strategies to facilitate successful patient outcomes.
Video Runtime: 50 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 32 Minutes
Fingertip injuries are the most common type of hand injury and are responsible for 20% of all ER visits. Proper management of these injuries is critical to restore functional hand use and return patients to unrestricted activity performance.
This course will help viewers develop a greater understanding of types of fingertip injuries and anatomical structures involved as well as teach viewers how to distinguish between various treatment options based on injury variants. Wound healing strategies based upon specific patient presentation are explored and options to integrate appropriate therapeutic management throughout the course of treatment are presented. In this course, strategies to prioritize protective options, wound care, and desensitization techniques to maximize patient outcomes are emphasized.
This course will help occupational and physical therapists working with patients with fingertip injuries in the outpatient or inpatient setting develop strategies to facilitate successful patient outcomes.
Management of Hand and Digital Fractures
Presented by Gary Solomon, MBA, MS, OTR/L, CHT
Management of Hand and Digital Fractures
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Video Runtime: 74 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 31 Minutes
This course is part of our CHT Prep Program. Learn more about the full prep program here: MedBridge CHT Prep Program.
Fractures of the hand and digits compose the highest incidence of upper extremity fractures, and account for 21% of all workplace hand injuries. These injuries can result in significant functional loss due to residual stiffness and pain.
This course examines medical and surgical management as well as therapy strategies to protect, mobilize, and optimize functional outcomes. Therapeutic interventions through each of the phases of healing are demonstrated, as well as the use of orthoses to facilitate healing and restore digital motion and functional use.
This course is applicable to occupational and physical therapists working in outpatient and inpatient settings, with patients with hand and digital fractures in all phases of treatment, as well as to therapists looking for intervention and orthosis strategies to maximize outcomes.
This course is part of our CHT Prep Program. Learn more about the full prep program here: MedBridge CHT Prep Program.
Fractures of the hand and digits compose the highest incidence of upper extremity fractures, and account for 21% of all workplace hand injuries. These injuries can result in significant functional loss due to residual stiffness and pain.
This course examines medical and surgical management as well as therapy strategies to protect, mobilize, and optimize functional outcomes. Therapeutic interventions through each of the phases of healing are demonstrated, as well as the use of orthoses to facilitate healing and restore digital motion and functional use.
This course is applicable to occupational and physical therapists working in outpatient and inpatient settings, with patients with hand and digital fractures in all phases of treatment, as well as to therapists looking for intervention and orthosis strategies to maximize outcomes.
Management of Digital Dislocations
Presented by Gary Solomon, MBA, MS, OTR/L, CHT
Management of Digital Dislocations
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Video Runtime: 56 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 31 Minutes
This course is part of our CHT Prep Program. Learn more about the full prep program here: MedBridge CHT Prep Program.
Digital dislocations are common hand injuries that can have significant functional consequences if not properly addressed and rehabilitated. In this course, the anatomical structures involved in various types of digital dislocations are examined. Potential conservative and operative management indicators for digital dislocation are also discussed. Through this course, the therapist will learn to integrate safe motion parameters for conservative and postoperative management of digital dislocations as well as formulate strategies to advance treatment based on patient precautions, tolerance, and performance. Appropriate orthoses to manage various types of digital dislocations are discussed and demonstrated.
This course is recommended for occupational and physical therapists, in an outpatient or inpatient setting, looking to improve their ability to maximize patient outcomes from acute interventions to return to work and sports activities.
This course is part of our CHT Prep Program. Learn more about the full prep program here: MedBridge CHT Prep Program.
Digital dislocations are common hand injuries that can have significant functional consequences if not properly addressed and rehabilitated. In this course, the anatomical structures involved in various types of digital dislocations are examined. Potential conservative and operative management indicators for digital dislocation are also discussed. Through this course, the therapist will learn to integrate safe motion parameters for conservative and postoperative management of digital dislocations as well as formulate strategies to advance treatment based on patient precautions, tolerance, and performance. Appropriate orthoses to manage various types of digital dislocations are discussed and demonstrated.
This course is recommended for occupational and physical therapists, in an outpatient or inpatient setting, looking to improve their ability to maximize patient outcomes from acute interventions to return to work and sports activities.
Clinical Management of Industrial Traumatic Hand Injury
Presented by Gary Solomon, MBA, MS, OTR/L, CHT
Clinical Management of Industrial Traumatic Hand Injury
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Video Runtime: 45 Minutes, Learning Assessments: 32 Minutes
This course is part of our CHT Prep Program. Learn more about the full prep program here: MedBridge CHT Prep Program.
Upper extremity injuries make up the largest category of occupational injuries requiring days missed from work, and these injuries create significant clinical challenges. This course examines potential impacted structures involved in upper extremity traumatic injuries, as well as management options. The presentation emphasizes factors that determine the ability to commence early motion or require immobilization of an injured structure. Recommendations for safe motion parameters are illustrated based on structures involved and surgical management. This course also prioritizes orthosis needs to provide protection and permit safe movement of injured structures and develops treatment plan priorities through case studies involving upper extremity traumatic injury. This course is recommended for occupational and physical therapists working in outpatient or inpatient settings, seeking strategies for the management of patients with traumatic hand injuries.
This course is part of our CHT Prep Program. Learn more about the full prep program here: MedBridge CHT Prep Program.
Upper extremity injuries make up the largest category of occupational injuries requiring days missed from work, and these injuries create significant clinical challenges. This course examines potential impacted structures involved in upper extremity traumatic injuries, as well as management options. The presentation emphasizes factors that determine the ability to commence early motion or require immobilization of an injured structure. Recommendations for safe motion parameters are illustrated based on structures involved and surgical management. This course also prioritizes orthosis needs to provide protection and permit safe movement of injured structures and develops treatment plan priorities through case studies involving upper extremity traumatic injury. This course is recommended for occupational and physical therapists working in outpatient or inpatient settings, seeking strategies for the management of patients with traumatic hand injuries.
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