The University of Findlay’s physical therapy program will host a Grand Round Presentation, “Physical Therapy for the Golfer,” by UF alumnus Jeff Gulch from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12, in Pfeiffer Lecture Hall, located in the Gardner Fine Arts Pavilion.

Free to students, academic faculty and physical therapy professionals in the community, the presentation will provide a forum for the exchange of ideas that will enhance the clinical expertise and critical thinking skills of those who attend.

Attendees may receive two continuing education units, pending approval.

Course topics include golf terminology, golf swing biomechanics, golf injuries and golf implications for the physical therapist.

Gulch graduated in 1997 as a member of the first weekend physical therapy class at UF. Since then, he has worked primarily in outpatient and sports medicine clinics in Toledo, Ohio, and Adrian, Mich. He has attended several continuing education courses specific to golf evaluation and treatment.

While working for Health South, he assisted with the LPGA tour. He has designed and completed golf-specific rehabilitation programs for many golfers in Ohio and Michigan. Gulch currently works for Promedica in Adrian, Mich., in the sports care clinic.

For additional information, contact Cindy Fry at 419-434-4863 or fry@findlay.edu.