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Pediatric Fractures & Splinting Techniques Workshop
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Ally Medical Emergency Room · South Austin

Pediatric
Fractures & Splinting Techniques Workshop

March 31, 2026 @ 10:00 AM
Ally Medical ER – South Location
8721 Menchaca Road, Austin, TX 78748
Hands-on training · Clinical presentation · Q&A
Workshop Date
March
31
2026
10:00 AM
Workshop Overview

What You'll Learn

  • Review splint types used for common pediatric fractures and their clinical indications
  • Discuss real case scenarios encountered in the emergency setting
  • Review complications from incorrect splinting techniques — usually seen at the patient's first pediatric orthopedic appointment after being discharged from the ER
  • Identify common errors in splint application and how to correct them

Workshop Format

  • 30-minute clinical presentation by the instructor
  • Pediatric-specific considerations & case discussion
  • Hands-on splinting practice stations
  • Live Q&A with the instructor
  • Complimentary one-on-one coaching and individualized instruction with the instructor available following the workshop
Saturday Johnson PA-C
Your Instructor
Saturday Johnson

BS – Texas Woman's University  ·  MPH – Emory University  ·  Master of PAS – Texas Tech University Health Science Center
18 Years in Pediatric Orthopedic Care

Pre-Training Survey

Please complete this survey prior to attending the workshop. Your answers help the instructor tailor the session to your team's current experience level. There are no right or wrong answers — all responses are confidential.

Section A — Your Background
Question 1
What is your current role / title?
Question 2
How many years have you been working in a clinical setting/ER?
Section B — Splinting Experience
Question 3
How would you rate your overall experience with splinting and casting?

1 = No experience   5 = Expert

Question 4
Which of the following splints have you applied before? (Select all that apply)
Question 5
How comfortable are you with pediatric fractures and splint applications?

1 = Not comfortable at all   5 = Very comfortable

Section C — Clinical Knowledge Check
Question 7
What is the most common indication for a Thumb Spica splint?
Question 8
A child presents with a supracondylar fracture of the elbow. Which splint is most appropriate for initial immobilization?
Question 9
When applying any splint to a pediatric patient, which of the following is the most important safety consideration?
Question 10
A Coaptation splint is primarily used for which injury?
Question 11
A patient has a Colles' fracture (distal radius) requiring immobilization in a position that prevents both pronation and supination. Which splint is most appropriate?
Question 12
When applying a posterior short-leg splint, in what position should the ankle be immobilized to minimize the risk of contracture?
Section D — Learning Goals
Question 13
What are your primary learning goals for attending this workshop? (Select all that apply)
Question 14
Which splinting techniques are you looking forward to learning or reviewing? (Select all that apply)
Question 15
After completing this workshop, what changes do you hope to make in your day-to-day patient care? (Select all that apply)
Question 16
How do you learn new clinical skills most effectively? (Select all that apply)
Question 17
Are there any specific splinting techniques you feel you need the most improvement on? (Select all that apply)
Question 18
Describe a splinting experience that didn't go as planned — or a situation where you were unsure of the correct approach. What happened and what would you like to know?
Question 19
Is there a specific clinical scenario, challenge, or question you'd like the instructor to address during the workshop?
Question 20
How confident are you in providing discharge education to families of pediatric fracture patients?
Question 21
After a pediatric fracture discharge, how often do families contact your facility with questions before their orthopedic follow-up appointment?
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Survey Submitted!

Thank you for completing the pre-training survey.
The instructor will use your responses to tailor the workshop to your team.

We look forward to seeing you on March 31, 2026 at 10:00 AM
at Ally Medical ER – South Austin.

Contact & Registration

Workshop Coordinator

Contact Danielle to register for the workshop.

Danielle Covey
Staff RN & Clinical Educator
Ally Medical Emergency Room

📧 dcovey@allymedical.com

📍 8721 Menchaca Road, Austin, TX 78748

Event Details

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March 31, 2026
10:00 AM
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Ally Medical Emergency Room
8721 Menchaca Road, Austin, TX 78748
⏱️
3-Hour Workshop
Presentation · Hands-on Practice · Q&A
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Instructor
Saturday Johnson, PA-C, MPAS, MPH

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