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University of South Florida School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences Professor, Dr. William Quillen presented a poster, “Relationship between Time of Day Tested and Lumbar Spine Strength and Endurance” at last week’s Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS) held in Orlando, F … [read more]

The School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences welcomed the DPT Class of 2021 to campus recently. This incoming class is composed of over half Florida residents, and other half hailing from states such as Ohio, Georgia, New Jersey, and as far as California. Their average undergraduate G … [read more]

                Two University of South Florida (USF) School of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Science (SPT&RS) Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) 2020 students, Nicole Harder and Sandrine Urias  have been selected as scholars in the USF MS STEP UP (Multiple Sclerosis Standardized Train … [read more]

Congratulations to Dr. Jeannie Stephenson of the University of South Florida (USF) School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences (SPT&RS). Dr. Stephenson received the National MS Society’s Impact Series 2017 “Care Partner of the Year” award for Florida. She was nominated by Carroll Fr … [read more]

Dr. Douglas Haladay has been accepted as a Fellow in the Education Leadership Institute (ELI) of APTA.  A total of 18 fellows have been accepted for the 2018-2019 term which begins in July of 2019. This fellowship is designed to explore all aspects of higher education leadership and its relationship … [read more]

Congratulations to SPT&RS faculty member, Dr. Aimee Klein, Associate Professor and Coordinator of the Post-Professional Residency Education Program, on receiving one of the 2018 Foundation for Physical Therapy Service Awards. The Foundation recognizes professionals every year from across the dis … [read more]

Kelsey Ulliman, Brian Bernal, Sarah Besaly, and Sarah Woody, students in the USF DPT Class of 2018, presented their research project at the USF Health Research Day 2018. Entitled, “Gait Modification Following Asymmetrical Rhythmic Auditory Cueing,” their project revealed that specific training can a … [read more]

USF Health held the annual Research Day event on Friday, February 23, 2018, in the Marshall Student Center Ballroom. Faculty, staff, and students were invited to present and view various posters across the USF Health disciplines. SPT&RS Faculty member, Dr. Kenneth Taylor, Assistant Professor, pr … [read more]