Pharmacy Students Receive Immunization Certification

The School of Pharmacy’s Class of 2012 recently received Immunization Certification, following completion of the American Pharmacist Association Pharmacist Immunization Training Program. This achievement is not only good news for the students and the School of Pharmacy, it has important implications for Belmont University, the Nashville community and all of the communities from which these students come. These 68 students will now join six pharmacy faculty to provide 74 additional health care providers who are able to provide immunizations when needed.

PT Graduate Chosen as Outstanding Young Alumna from APSU

Bethany McKinney Froboese.jpg Dr. Bethany McKinney Froboese, a 2003 graduate of Belmont’s School of Physical Therapy, has been chosen as an Outstanding Young Alumna by her undergraduate alma mater, Austin Peay State University. The award recognizes her contribution to APSU as a volunteer. Froboese will be honored with other alumni award recipients during homecoming festivities at the end of October.
After receiving her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Belmont, Froboese took a job as a physical therapist with Inmotion Rehabilitation. Three year later, she joined Premier Medical Group and, in 2007, she found her current position as a physical therapist with Tennessee Orthopeadic Alliance.
Froboese is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Tennessee Physical Therapy Association and is a Susan G. Komen lymphedema treatment provider. She is a certified Lymphedema therapist, a certified clinical instructor and a certified sole supports provider.
Her volunteer work also extends into her community, such as assisting in a one-day teaching experience for Clarksville-Montgomery County School System anatomy and physiology AP classes about physical therapy and physiological principles used for her profession.