Thursday, February 20, 2014

Free online webinar: Permobil Wheelchair Tips: Repositioning, Adjustments, & Drive Controls

The Utah Assistive Technology Program (UATP) will present a FREE online interactive training, “Permobil Wheelchair Tips: Repositioning, Adjustments & Drive Controls,” on Wednesday, March 5, 2014 from 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. MST.


This free training will be presented by Travis Carlson, a Permobil representative. Permobil has been a leader in the complex rehabilitative power wheelchairs industry for over 45 years. As the world leading manufacturer of powered wheelchairs, Permobil offers a range of wheelchairs for children, young people and adults. Travis will cover independent repositioning, basic adjustments and alternative drive controls of Permobil wheelchairs. 


Travis Carlson is an Assistive Technology Professional specializing in seating and positioning. He worked for a dealer of mobility equipment for 5 years before coming to Permobil. 

In order to participate, you will need a computer with high-speed Internet access. If you are interested in participating please RSVP by Monday, March 3, to Storee Powell via email storee.powell@usu.edu, or call 435-797-7412. Participant instructions will be emailed to you.

If you are a screen reader user please contact Sachin Pavithran at 435-797-6572 or sachin.pavithran@usu.edu, no later than Friday, Feb. 28, to make arrangements to participate via phone. If you need any other accommodations in order to participate in the training please let Sachin know by this date also.

Please feel free to pass on this information to anyone that you think might be interested.

1 comment:

  1. My dad is getting older, and it's getting harder and harder for him to get out. He used to go play with the grandkids all the time, and spend most of his free time outside. Now, he sits inside a lot. I hate seeing him sad, so I have been trying to figure out something that will make him happier. With a wheelchair like this, he would be about to get out a lot more. No, he wouldn't be able to do everything he used to, but there are a lot of things he would be able to do again.

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