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3-Day Ergonomics Track!
Friday, October 15 - Sunday, October 17
Radisson Miyako Hotel
San
Francisco, CA
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Presenter Biography
Ray Grott, MA, ATP, Rehabilitation
Engineering Technology Project, San
Francisco State University
Ray Grott,
MA, ATP is Director of the Rehabilitation
Engineering Technology (RET) Project at San Francisco State
University where he has
taught classes in assistive technology since 1992. He has a Masters Degree in
Rehabilitation Technology from SFSU and is certified as an Assistive Technology
Practitioner from RESNA (Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology
Society of North America). Besides teaching, Ray has worked directly with
hundreds of people with a wide range of disabilities. In addition, he currently
conducts all of the ergonomic assessments for SFSU’s Workers Compensation
program, as well as the reasonable accommodation evaluations for University
staff and faculty with disabilities. He is nationally-known for his unique
equipment modifications and custom design work for workers, students, and
parents with disabilities.
Mr. Grott has made
numerous formal presentations on various aspects of the assistive technology
locally and around the country. He also regularly teaches all-day
pre-conference courses on speech recognition technology and on the ergonomics
of computer use—both with a focus on accommodating people with
disabilities. He has been honored with the Mentor Award from RESNA and the W.F.
Faulkes Award from the National Rehabilitation Association for his
program’s “contribution of national importance to the increase of
knowledge in the field of rehabilitation.”
Contact
Info:
email: rgrott@sfsu.edu
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