ADED eLearning
Product Application Session 7 - Vantage Mobility
- Registration Closed
Product Application Session 5 - Vantage Mobility
Live Virtual | Tuesday, August 20, 2024 | 12:00 - 12:30 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary Members Only
Registration will close 1 hour prior to the start of the session
Designed after the Soap Box Sessions held at the Annual Conference, the Product Applications Session virtual event provides an opportunity to learn solutions to complex and challenging driver rehabilitation and automotive mobility situations.
The presentation will feature a case study, demonstrating how a product or service is used to solve a client issue.
Each Product Application Session is a stand-alone 30-minute event. To earn the contact hours, the participant must attend live for the entire 30 minutes.
Presenter Breanna Snyder, OTRL, CDRS
Description of presentation
This product application session will focus on practical considerations for the driver rehabilitation specialist when collaborating with a client and their family during the vehicle selection process. Participants will examine a case study of a young adult with a T12 spinal cord injury, to learn how low-tech adaptive equipment installed in a wheelchair accessible van led to a whole new level of independence.
Learning Objectives
1. Identify three important considerations for the vehicle selection process when recommending wheelchair accessible vehicles for clients post spinal cord injury.
2. Identify specific aspects of the Vantage Mobility Toyota Sienna NorthStar conversion which support drivers to explore the road ahead post spinal cord injury.
*Current CDRS' & DRPs please refer to policy 403 for educational activity and contact hour information. Attendance for the entire session is required to earn ADED Contact Hours.
ADED's Education Code of Conduct applies to this and all ADED education.
Breanna Snyder
OTRL, CDRS
Driving to Independence
Breanna Snyder is a licensed Occupational Therapist (OTRL) and Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS) working at Driving to Independence in Tempe, Arizona. Born and raised in Michigan, she graduated from Eastern Michigan University with a Master of Occupational Therapy and Bachelor of Health Science. She began her career working with a pediatric population, specializing in Autism Spectrum Disorder. She was named an American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) Emerging Leader in 2018 and was recognized as one of the “Exceptional Leaders Under 40” by the Lake Havasu City chamber of commerce in 2019. She transitioned into the field of Driver Rehabilitation in 2021 and found a new passion for working with novice neurodiverse drivers. She is a current member of the ADED Education Committee.
