Stroke Part 3: Clinical Application with Dr. Michael Ang

If you are currently working in the neuro setting or aspire to become specialized in working with patients living with neurologic conditions, you have to meet Dr. Michael Ang. He is very special to me not only because he is my former professor from USC, but his inspiration continued in my life as he was my mentor and instructor for the Certified Neuro Specialist course. Dr. Ang is currently an associate professor of Occupational Therapy at the West Coast University and the lead instructor at The Neuro Specialist Institute. In addition to the number of advanced practice certifications he holds in neurological rehabilitation, he also won a Raise Award in 2018, which is Raising Awareness in Stroke Excellence with the National Stroke Association. Most recently he won the Occupational Therapy Faculty of the Year award in 2019 and the NBCOT Impact Award in 2021. This is a man filled to the brim with passion for teaching. Needless to say, I am thrilled and exceedingly grateful to have him join us to share his expertise and shed light on some of the ways we can apply the knowledge we learn from textbooks into real life clinical application.
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[@mikeang]

Thank you for the invite! We appreciate everything OT Miri does for our profession! Happy to answer any questions, and looking forward to more videos!

[@raeannrojas8073]

Dr. Ang, the GOAT 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@MiriLee]

Without a doubt! I just learned what this means yesterday!! The Greatest of All Time!!! gOaT!

[@janellem3056]

This was so insightful! Thank you so much!

[@bellac.e4214]

Thank you so much for the great content!

[@MiriLee]

It’s my pleasure and I’m deeply grateful to Dr. Ang for making this video possible and bringing the kind content of that I would have been able to deliver on my own. He’s a true gem!

[@rocgibson]

OT Miri thanks for having Dr Ang present this video. The video content was informative and the energy was great. I would love to see more videos from Dr Ang in a clinical setting. Thanks

[@MiriLee]

So glad you enjoyed it, Rose! I would so happy to have Dr. Michael Ang join us again in the future and I know he would be delighted as well!

[@francesvillamin6383]

Informative, straightforward, and love the clinical examples! Thank you for the content!

[@MiriLee]

Yay! Glad you enjoyed it, Frances!

[@jillianlawton9069]

yes we love Dr. Ang! Thank you

[@tracymonique4159]

Hi Miri! Thank you so much for your stroke series. It has been so informative. Did the patient in the video have a homonymous hemianopia?

[@kaylameza1831]

Exciting stuff! Loved the clinical aspect of the video

[@MiriLee]

I'm happy you enjoyed it, Kayla! I loved Dr. Ang's video too!

[@tommyleethor]

Very informative! Thank you for the content Miri!

[@MiriLee]

Hi Tommy! Really great to hear from you! How have you been?

[@tommyleethor]

@@MiriLee Great! Hope you and the family are doing well too!

[@nadinekarmenheimes3929]

Such a wonderful video- I learnt so much thank you

[@MiriLee]

My pleasure!

[@swastikmohapatra1773]

Really cool 1

[@chrissyg6065]

MY Neuro specialists 🥲 thanks for making this easy to follow!

[@MiriLee]

Aww I'm so glad to hear!