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CURRICULUM VITAE

Kevin E. Brueilly, PT, PhD, MPT 509 Knob Hill Ct E Evans, GA 30809

Contact info: kbrueilly@augusta.edu; kbrueillyptphd@gmail.com

Cell (704) 280-7923 Home (762) 994-1118 Office (706) 721-1519

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1717-8580 Scopus Author ID: 15126910500

Education and Training Fellowship Training Education Leadership Institute (Charter Class); American Physical Therapy Association A shared collaborative between the Education Section and the Academic Administrators Special Interest Group/Academic Council. Certificate, Fellowship in Education Leadership. July 2011- June 2012 Doctor of Philosophy: Degree Conferred- May 2008 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX; College of Human Sciences. 2004-2008, GPA- 4.0/4.0 Major: Family and Consumer Science Education; Concentration: Physical Therapy Education Committee Chair: Karen Alexander, PhD Dissertation Title: Facilitating psychomotor skill acquisition of entry-level physical therapist students in a distance education format Master of Physical Therapy: Degree Conferred- September 1996 Institute of Physical Therapy (now University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences); St. Augustine, FL, 1994-1996 Bachelor of Arts: Degree Conferred- June 1984 Cedarville College (now Cedarville University), Cedarville, OH. 1980-1984 Major: Physical Education with K-12 Teacher Certification; Minor: Health Education Professional Experience/Employment History July 2018-present Augusta University (Formerly Medical College of Georgia) Appointments:

Professor and Chair- Department of Physical Therapy (Tenure Track) Professor- The Graduate School

1120 15th Street Augusta, GA 30912 Main Administrative Responsibilities (DPT Program): Oversight of Budget, Curricula and Course offerings, Departmental Faculty and Staff supervision (15+), Accreditation, Strategic planning, Student recruitment, retention and success, Faculty development. Teaching Responsibilities: Provide one course per academic year; Maintain a productive and progressive

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scholarly agenda; Maintain a productive service record. July 2012- January 2018 Wingate University Department Chair & Founding Director, Doctor of Physical Therapy & Neuro Residency programs Professor of Physical Therapy (earned January 2016) Associate Professor of Physical Therapy (2012-2016) PO Box 159.; Wingate, NC 28174 (704) 233-8358 Responsibilities: Founding Director of Department of Physical Therapy, DPT program and WU-Carolinas HealthCare System Neurologic Residency program; Serve as department lone academic officer; Develop and implement curriculum design; Leading University through SACS-COC Substantive Change application, CAPTE Application for Candidacy process, and initial CAPTE accreditation through self-study and full accreditation; Lead search processes, negotiation and hiring of department faculty and staff (15+), and direct orientation of core and associated faculty; Supervising physical plant remodeling; Lead in development, maintenance and administration of all departmental policies, procedures and manuals; Procuring equipment and materials for department needs; Recruitment, supervision and evaluation of faculty and staff; Development of 10 year budget pro forma and management of annual budget; Associated faculty contract procurement. Represent department at University, public, and professional events; Direction of all quality control, budgeting, research, vision and planning, strategic partnerships, and allocation of resources within the department; Supervision in the development and implementation of post-professional clinical (neurological) and academic residency programs. September 2015- September 2016 Carolinas HealthCare System- PRN Physical Therapist; Primary area of acute care hospital practice, Pineville, NC location September 2013- present Brueilly Consulting & Educational Program Development, Owner 509 Knob Hill Ct E; Evans, GA 30809; Phone (762) 994-1118 Consultant to institutions of higher learning with interest in developing new or strengthening their existing Doctor of Physical Therapy program. Llinkedin.com- search: Kevin E Brueilly July 2009- June 2012 Lynchburg College, Associate Professor & Founding Program Director Doctor of Physical Therapy Program School of Health Sciences and Human Performance 1501 Lakeside Dr.; Lynchburg, VA 24501 Responsibilities: Founding director of developing DPT program; Entire DPT curriculum design; Leading program through SACS-COC Level V change to offer more advanced degree; Leading program through CAPTE Application for Candidacy process; Searching and hiring core and associated faculty; Supervising physical plant remodeling; Procuring equipment and materials for new DPT program; Managing core faculty; Fiscal management of DPT annual budget; Core faculty contract procurement. May 2008- July 2009 LSU Health Sciences Center, Assistant Professor; Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Department of Physical Therapy School of Allied Health Professions

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1900 Gravier St.; New Orleans, LA 70112 (504) 568-4288 Responsibilities: Construction, delivery, assessment of student mastery, and quality improvement of graduate level physical therapy education; Student academic advisement; On- going line of professional scholarship; University and Professional Service. July 2004- May 2008 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Academic Assistant Professor Entry-Level Master of Physical Therapy Program School of Allied Health Sciences, Department of Rehabilitation Sciences Odessa, TX Responsibilities: Construction, delivery, assessment of student mastery, and quality improvement of graduate level physical therapy education on a three-campus educational platform; Student academic advisement; On-going line of professional scholarship; Clinical practice. 1997-2004 Mayo Clinic/ St. Luke’s Hospital, Jacksonville, FL, Team Leader- Inpatient Rehabilitative Services (2000-2004) Staff Physical Therapist- Inpatient Rehabilitative Services (1997-2000) Responsibilities: Daily physical therapy patient care in acute care hospital; supervision and training of physical therapists, occupational therapists, and associated personnel. 2000-2004 University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences Adjunct Faculty- Doctor of Physical Therapy Program (2000-2004) Institute of Physical Therapy; St. Augustine, FL Responsibilities: Construction, delivery, assessment of student mastery, and quality improvement of graduate level physical therapy education 1996-1997 Flagler Hospital Staff Physical Therapist- Inpatient Rehabilitation St. Augustine, FL Responsibilities: Daily physical therapy patient care in acute care hospital 1992-1994 Southwestern Ohio Sports Medicine Center, Cincinnati, OH Rehabilitative Services Aide Responsibilities: Assistance to physical therapist in normal, non-licensed outpatient care 1989-1992 Jeff Wyler Dealer Group, Cincinnati, OH Business Manager Responsibilities: Management of financial operations associated with motor vehicle business 1984-1989 Brueilly Dodge, Inc; Mansfield, PA Business Manager Responsibilities: Management of physical and financial operations associated motor vehicle business

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Licensure 1. Georgia Secretary of State; Board of Physical Therapy- License to practice physical therapy

#PT013738, issued 10/23/2018, expiring 12/31/2019 2. North Carolina Board of Physical Therapy Examiners- Physical Therapist #P14038, Issued

12/03/2012, expiring 1/31/2019 (inactive) 3. Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Health Professions, Board of Physical Therapy; Physical

Therapist #2305206300, Issued 11/19/2009, expired 12/31/2012 (inactive) 4. Louisiana State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners; Physical Therapist #7430R, Issued July 14,

2008, expired 12/31/2009 (inactive) 5. Texas State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners; Physical Therapist #1158470, Issued 11/10/2004,

expired 11/30/2008 (inactive) 6. State of Florida; Department of Health; Physical Therapist #- PT14740, Issued 12/31/1996, expired

11/30/2005 (inactive) Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Health Care Provider Identifier National Provider Number- 1780052258 Certifications

Active Affiliate in Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative at the University of Miami (CITI Program) ID #2281735

Liberty University; IRB Members & IRB Staff-Basic refresher, Expiring 03/05/2020

Wingate University; Biomedical Responsible Conduct of Research, Expiring 08/31/2017; Biomedical Science, Expiring 08/31/2017

Professional Organization Memberships Present American Physical Therapy Association; 1994-present Acute Care Section Member (APTA); 1994-Present Education Section Member (APTA); 2003-Present Research Section Member (APTA); 2008-2012 Physical Therapy Association of Georgia; 2018 to present Past North Carolina Physical Therapy Association; 2012-2018 Virginia Physical Therapy Association; 2009-2012 Louisiana Physical Therapy Association; 2008-2009 Texas Physical Therapy Association Permian Basin District; 2004-2008 Florida Physical Therapy Association Northern District; 1994-2004 Accreditation Experiences Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS-COC) Wingate University Lead author of Substantive Change to add DPT program at Wingate University (2012) Substantive Change Approved (February 2013) Lynchburg College Assisted in completion of Application for Advancement of Lynchburg College to Level V (2009) Level V Preliminary Authority Granted to Lynchburg College (Dec 2009)

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Assisted in Substantive Change On-site Visit (DPT program targeted visit- Feb 2011) Level V Granted to Lynchburg College (June 23, 2011) Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) On-site Review Team; Team Leader (2011- 2014) Augusta University Directed completion of 10-year Professional Reaccreditation Self-study (2018-19) Wingate University Directed completion of Initial Accreditation self-study report and site-visit; (2015-16) Directed completion of Application for Candidacy (July 2012- June 2013) Directed Application for Candidacy On-site Visit (July 2013) Grant Candidate for Accreditation (November 2013) Directed Self-study for Initial Accreditation (2015-16) Accreditation awarded November 2016- Full 5-year initial accreditation earned Lynchburg College Directed completion of Application for Candidacy (July 2009- Feb 2010) Directed Application for Candidacy On-site Visit (2010) Grant Candidate for Accreditation (July 2010) Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA) Primary contact and preparation for Provisional Accreditation status at Lynchburg College (2011) Refereed Publications; Journal Articles

1. Bliss R, Brueilly KE, Swiggum MS, Morris GS, Williamson EM. The importance of academic doctor degreed core faculty in physical therapist education. Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2018;32(2):123-7.

2. Brueilly KE, Schoenfeld BJ, Kolber MJ, Darbouze MR. Post-rehabilitation considerations following hip arthroplasty. Strength and Conditioning Journal. 2013;35(4):19-30.

3. Brueilly KE, Pabian PS, Kolber MJ. Physiotherapy after total hip arthroplasty: Why do we know so little? (Invited response). Physical Therapy Reviews. 2013;18(1):57.

4. Brueilly KE, Swiggum MS, Child JC, James A. Controllable home health rehabilitation variables that contribute to positive patient outcomes following total knee arthroplasty. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2013;29(1):30-34.

5. Brueilly KE. Rehabilitation following total knee arthroplasty; It’s more than just bending and straightening. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2013;29(1):1.

6. Shoemaker MJ, Gibson C, Saagman S, (editor Brueilly KE). Preoperative exercise in individuals undergoing total knee arthroplasty: State of the evidence. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2013;29(1):2-16.

7. Cheatham SW, (editor Brueilly KE). Do patient factors and prehabilitation improve outcomes after total knee arthroplasty? Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2013;29(1):17-24.

8. Kolber MJ, (editor Brueilly KE). Does Physical Therapy Visit Frequency Influence Acute Care Length of Stay following Knee Arthroplasty? A Systematic Review. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2013;29(1):25-29.

9. Hanney WJ, Kolber MJ, Pabian P, et al, (editor Brueilly KE). Accelerated rehabilitation after

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minimally invasive knee arthroplasty, Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2013;29(1):35-45. 10. Lorenz DS, Salsbery MA, (editor Brueilly KE). Return to High-Level Activity Following Knee

Replacement: Literature Review and Suggested Program Design. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2013;29(1):46-54.

11. Morris GS, Wilson TA, (editor Brueilly KE). Total knee arthroplasty in the context of cancer survivorship. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2013;29(1):55-61.

12. Brueilly KE, Pabian PS, Straut LC, Freve LA, Kolber MJ. Factors Contributing to Rehabilitation Outcomes following Hip Arthroplasty. Physical Therapy Reviews. 2012;17(5):301-310.

13. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Scheetz JS, de Lima MJ. Adherence of stem cell transplant recipients receiving glucocorticoid therapy to an exercise based rehabilitation program. Supportive Care in Cancer. 2011. DOI 10.1007/s00520-011-1352-0. Available online at: http://www.springerlink.com/openurl.asp?genre=article&id=doi:10.1007/s00520-011-1352-0.

14. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Scheetz JS. Physical performance outcomes of stem cell transplant recipients do not reflect their exposure to glucocorticoids. Rehabilitation Oncology. 2011;29(3):9-13. *This manuscript was awarded the APTA Oncology Section’s Stephen Gudas Award for Outstanding Publication in Rehabilitation Oncology. Award presented Feb. 10, 2012. Chicago, IL.

15. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Paddison NV. Oncologic Emergencies: Implications for the Rehabilitation Specialist. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2011;27(3):176-183.

16. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Scheetz JS, Brannan EA. Functional performance status of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation recipients in the sub-acute phase of recovery. Bone Marrow Transplant. 2010;45:755-761.

17. Brueilly KE, Nelson TK, Gravano TN, Kroll PK. The effect of early contextual learning on student physical therapists’ self-perceived level of clinical preparedness. Acute Care Perspectives. 2009;18(3):6-13.

18. Morris GS, Gallagher GH, Baxter MF, Brueilly KE, Scheetz JS, Ahmed MM, Shannon VR. Participation in a Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program Improves Pulmonary Symptoms in Oncology Patients. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.2009;90(5):837-41.

19. Brueilly KE, Alexander KL, James CR. A pilot study evaluating student physical therapists in the assessment of the sit-to-stand maneuver. The Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2008;22(2):27-33.

20. Brueilly KE, Williamson EM, Morris GS. Defining core faculty for physical therapist education. The Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2007;21(2):10-14. *This manuscript was awarded the APTA Education Section’s Feitelberg Founder’s Award for Outstanding Publication in Physical Therapy Education. Award presented Feb. 8, 2008. Nashville, TN.

21. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Hanzelka H. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Achieved by Vacuum Assisted Closure: Evaluating the Assumptions. Ostomy Wound Management. 2007;53(1):52-57.

22. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Paddison NV, Wilkinson WJ. Oncologic Emergencies. Acute Care Perspectives. 2007;16(4):1,3-7.

23. DeRuyter ML, Brueilly KE, Harrison BA, Greengrass RA, Putzke JD, Brodersen MP. A Pilot Study on Continuous Femoral Perineural Catheter for Analgesia Following Total Knee Arthroplasty: The Effect on Physical Rehabilitation and Outcomes. The Journal of Arthroplasty. 2006;21(8):1111- 1117.

24. Kolber MJ, Brueilly KE. Arthrofibrosis following Total Knee Arthroplasty: Considerations for the Acute Care Physical Therapist. Acute Care Perspectives. 2006.15(4):11-16.

25. Elokda A, Morris S, Brueilly KE, Singh J. The Physical Therapist’s Role in Phase I Cardiac Rehab. Acute Care Perspectives. 2005;14(4):1-9.

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26. Brueilly KE, De Ruyter ML, Ramey KD. Guidelines for Physical Therapy Management of Patients with Continuous Regional Analgesia Techniques. Acute Care Perspectives. 2004;13:10-14.

Published Editorial Papers

1. Brueilly KE, Wainwright S. Ruthless sharing of information. Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2019;33(1):1-2. 2019.

2. Wainwright SF, Brueilly KE. Momentum and a flywheel. Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2018;32(4):311.

3. Wainwright SF, Brueilly KE. Editorial. Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2018;32(3):207. 4. Brueilly KE, Wainwright S. Let’s Get the Important Conversations Started. Journal of Physical

Therapy Education. 2018;32(2):101. 5. Brueilly KE, Wainwright S. It’s time to start something new and trust in the magic of new

beginnings. Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2018;32(1):1. 6. Wainwright SF, Brueilly KE. Transition and Transformation are 2 Important Words; One Leads

to the Other. Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2017;31(4):1. 7. Brueilly KE, Wainwright S. Looking Forward. Journal of Physical Therapy Education.

2017;31(3):6.

Abstracts 1. Scheetz JS, Morris GS, Brueilly KE. The impact of a single exercise bout on hematopoiesis in

subacute adult stem cell transplant recipients. Submitted for consideration of inclusion at 2012 American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting (June 1-5, 2012).

2. Scheetz JS, Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Brannan EA, Del Fabbro E. Effects of glucocorticoid treatment on the functional capacity of stem cell transplant recipients entering a rehabilitation program. Journal of Clinical Oncology. 2009.

3. Morris G; Scheetz JS; Bartlett WP; Brueilly KE; Functional status of patients in the sub-acute recovery phase following stem cell transplantation. Rehabilitation Oncology. 2009; 27 (1): 24-5.

4. Brueilly KE, De Ruyter ML, Greengrass RA. Comparison of Rehabilitation Outcomes in Patients with Total Knee Arthroplasty Utilizing Postoperative Continuous Femoral Nerve Catheter Analgesia Versus Intravenous Patient Controlled Analgesia; A Retrospective Study [abstract]. Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. 2004;85:E9. Abstract 43.

5. De Ruyter ML, Brueilly KE., Greengrass RA. Comparison of Various Outcome Measures Utilizing Postoperative Continuous Peripheral Nerve Analgesia Versus Intravenous Patient Controlled Analgesia Following Total Knee Arthroplasty: A Retrospective Study [abstract]. Anesthesia & Analgesia; 2004;98:S-275. Abstract 27.

Doctoral Dissertation Brueilly KE. Facilitation of Psychomotor Skill Acquisition of Entry-Level Physical Therapy Students in a Distance Education Format. Human Sciences; Texas Tech University; Lubbock, TX. Available at: http://esr.lib.ttu.edu/handle/2346/12489. Professional Presentations Invited Lectures

1. Brueilly KE. Open Access and Transparency in Peer Review. PTAG ImPact 2019 conference March 24, 2019. 2.0 hour CEU presentation. Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA.

2. Brueilly KE. Authenticity to yourself and to your profession. NCPTA Fall Conference Awards Ceremony. October 19, 2018. Sheraton Four Seasons, Greensboro, NC.

3. Continuing education provider, NCPTA Piedmont District meeting. Evidence that works for you:

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Making sense of research principles. 1.0 hour. January 10, 2013. Presbyterian Outpatient Rehab Center, Charlotte, NC.

4. Invited Speaker to the Lynchburg College Student Athletic Training Club; Becoming a Physical Therapist: How and Why? Lynchburg, VA; October 13, 2009

5. Invited Speaker to LPTA Student Special Interest Group. The Construction and Administration of THE EXAM. Louisiana Physical Therapy Association Annual Meeting. Baton Rouge, LA; September 18, 2009

6. Invited Lecturer to Graduate Student Orientation. From Homework to Publishing: Making the Most of Your Hard Work. Texas Tech University Graduate School; College of Human Sciences; Consumer Sciences Education Graduate Students Lubbock, TX; November 13, 2007

Oral/Platform Presentations at Professional Meetings

1. Morris GS, Brueilly KE. Chronotropic Incompetence in Cancer Survivors: Implications for Writing Exercise Prescriptions. Accepted for platform presentation at World Congress of Physical Therapy, Geneva, Switzerland, May 2019.

2. Brueilly K, Wainwright S. Enhancing Educational Research for Publishing Success in JoPTE, Part B. Accepted for 90-minute presentation at CSM, Washington, DC. January 26, 2019.

3. Brueilly K, Wainwright S. Enhancing Educational Research for Publishing Success in JoPTE, Part A. 90-minute presentation at CSM, New Orleans. February 24, 2018.

4. Brueilly K, Clement A, Stokes W. APTA membership: NCPTA; Identifying the value of and barriers to membership in NC physical therapists and physical therapist assistants. NCPTA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. October 15, 2016

5. Braswell, H., Delas Alas B., Knight, H., Smith, M., Wrisley, D., Brueilly, K. Outcomes of pre- habilitation in people with total hip arthroplasty. NCPTA Annual Conference, Asheville, NC. October 2015.

6. Fulper LA, Shelton K, Brueilly K, Wrisley D. The Influence of Gender and Biomechanical Education on Lifting Technique. APTA NEXT Conference, Charlotte, NC. June, 2014.

7. Brueilly KE. Everything you always wanted to know about the NPTE and NPTAE. North Carolina Physical Therapy Association, Spring Meeting. May 17, 2013. Winston-Salem, NC.

8. Brueilly KE. Evidence that Works for You: Making Sense of Research Principles. Presented at the North Carolina Physical Therapy Association, Piedmont District Meeting. January 10, 2013, Charlotte, NC.

9. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Hightower CE, Bartlett WP, Ahmed M. How accurately does the Storer-

Davis-Caiozzo (SDC) VO2peak prediction equation estimate VO2peak in patients awaiting surgery for abdominal tumors? Presented at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting, February 2011, New Orleans, LA.

10. Brueilly KE, Kolber MK. Employing an Evidence-Based Approach to the Treatment of Patients Following Total Knee Arthroplasty: From the Hospital to Home. Virginia Physical Therapy Association Annual Meeting; Herndon, VA. October 15, 2010. Providing 6.0 hrs CEU.

11. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Scheetz JS, Venkatachalam; Outcomes from functional performance measures do not reflect glucocorticoid exposure in stem cell transplant recipients. Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June 2010.

12. Brueilly KE, Kolber MK. Total Knee Arthroplasty: How can an acute care therapist employ an evidence-based rehab approach? APTA CSM; San Diego, CA. February 19, 2010. Sponsored by the APTA Acute Care Section.

13. Brueilly KE, Nelson, TK. Integrating Curriculum Content Through Case-Based Instruction: From Rationale to Design and Implementation. APTA CSM; San Diego, CA. February 20, 2010.

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Sponsored by the APTA Education Section. 14. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Scheetz JS, Venkatachalam S, Ahmed N, Bartlett WP. Stem cell

transplant patients, glucocorticoids and physical therapy-How well do they mix? APTA CSM; San Diego, CA. February 20, 2010. Sponsored by the APTA Oncology Section.

15. Morris GS, Brueilly KE, Scheetz JS, Venkatachalam S. Outcomes from functional performance measures do not reflect glucocorticoid exposure in stem cell transplant recipients. Accepted for presentation at American College of Sports Medicine Annual Conference, Baltimore, Maryland, June 2010.

16. Bartlett WP, Brueilly KE, Morris GS, Sheetz JS. Functional Status of Patients in the Subacute Recovery Phase Following Stem Cell Transplantation. APTA CSM; Las Vegas, NV. February 12, 2009. Sponsored by the APTA Oncology Section.

17. Brueilly KE, Morris GS. Myopathies Found in the Acute Care Setting and their Treatment; APTA CSM; Nashville, TN. February 9, 2008. Sponsored by the APTA Acute Care Section.

18. Brueilly KE. Louisiana Physical Therapy Association, Fall Meeting. Facilitation of a Psychomotor Skill in Entry-Level Student Physical Therapists in a Distance Education Format. November 1, 2008. Baton Rouge, LA.

19. Brueilly KE. Comparison of Rehabilitation Outcomes In Patients with Total Knee Arthroplasty Utilizing Postoperative Continuous Femoral Nerve Catheter Analgesia Versus Intravenous Patient Controlled Analgesia; A Retrospective Study. American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Annual Assembly; Poster Grand Rounds; October 9, 2004; Phoenix, AZ

20. Brueilly KE. Texas Physical Therapy Association, Permian Basin District. Professional Ethics for the Physical Therapy Practitioner; November 8, 2005. Texas Tech University HSC, Odessa, TX. TPTA Approval # 38193A.

21. Brueilly KE. Texas Physical Therapy Association, Permian Basin District. Wound Evaluation and Determining Healing Prognosis for the Physical Therapist; February 8, 2005. Texas Tech University HSC, Odessa, TX. TPTA Approval # 37477A.

22. Brueilly KE. CEU Accredited Continuing Education Provider – State of Florida. “Wound Care Update for Rehab Professionals”; St. Luke’s Hospital / Mayo Clinic Rehabilitative Services Dept. 2001-2002

Poster Presentations at Professional Meetings

1. Morris GS, Hayward R, Brueilly KE. 6-minute Walk Work (6-mww) Better Correlates With Vo2Peak Than 6-minute Walk Distance (6-mwd). Accepted for poster presentation at 2019 ACSM. May 2019.

2. Wainwright S, Brueilly KE, Allison-Williams A. Advancing Educational Research to Maximize Opportunity for Dissemination of Educational Research. Accepted for poster presentation at World Congress of Physical Therapy, Geneva, Switzerland, May 2019.

3. Braswell HN, Delas Alas BW, Knight EH, Smith ME, Wrisley DM, Brueilly KE. Functional outcomes involving pre-habilitation in patients with total hip arthroplasty; A systematic review. NCPTA Annual Fall Conference, Asheville, NC, October 9, 2015.

4. Wrisley DM, Fulper LA, Shelton K, Brueilly, KE. The Influence of Gender and Biomechanical Education on Lifting Technique. APTA NEXT Conference, Charlotte, NC, June 11-13, 2014.

5. Scheetz JS, Morris GS, Wright DS, Brueilly KE, Bartlett WP. Normative values for the 6-minute walk test in adults with leukemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma. APTA Combined Sections Meeting, Chicago, IL, February 11, 2012.

6. Brueilly KE, Prather KL. The effects of relative patient size on health care workers' ability to safely assist in transfer. LSU Health Sciences Center, Research Day; Poster Presentation. April

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6, 2009. 7. Brueilly KE, Alexander KL, James CR. Relationships between the estimated and measured

amount of patient participation in the sit-to-stand transfer maneuver: Assessment of entry-level student physical therapists. Poster presented at the Texas Tech University Graduate School; Sixth Annual Graduate Student Research Poster Competition. Texas Tech University; March 22, 2007.

8. Brueilly KE. American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Annual Assembly; Poster Grand Rounds; October 9, 2004; Phoenix, AZ. Comparison of Rehabilitation Outcomes In Patients with Total Knee Arthroplasty Utilizing Postoperative Continuous Femoral Nerve Catheter Analgesia Versus Intravenous Patient Controlled Analgesia; A Retrospective Study. 2004.

9. Brueilly KE. Mayo Conference on Quality; Jacksonville, FL. Comparison of Physical Therapy Outcomes in Patients with Total Knee Arthroplasty Utilizing Peripheral Nerve Analgesia versus Patient Controlled Narcotic Analgesia. 2004

10. Brueilly KE. Mayo Conference on Quality; Jacksonville, FL. Decreasing Missed Rehabilitative Services Visits in Acute Care for Patients Receiving Blood Products. 2002

Non-refereed / Other Professional Presentations / Appearances in Popular Media

1. Interviewed for Jagwire: Drop pounds in 2019 without dropping dollars. Available at: https://bit.ly/2SgdqIa. In Health Care Experts series by Bennan Meagher, Dec 2018.

2. Interviewed for Under Armor; 5 Solutions to Overcome Injuries; My Fitness Pal Blog. Available at: https://blog.myfitnesspal.com/5-solutions-to-overcome-injuries-weight-gain-burnout-and-more/. Dec 2018.

3. Brueilly KE. The preparation and practice of a physical therapist. Presentation to the Monroe- Union Breakfast Rotary Club. January 18, 2017.

4. Brueilly KE. Core Faculty and Scholarship; Presentation to Core Faculty at WU DPT. September 24, 2013.

5. Brueilly KE, Chiu YP, Eason JE. Core Faculty and Scholarship. Presentation to Core Faculty at LSUHSC DPT. March 10, 2009.

6. Interviewed for Critical EdgEmail article, E-Newsletter of the Acute Care Section, APTA; Meet A Member Column by Mary Tolley Rhodes. 2008.

7. Brueilly KE, Rizzo TD. Mayo Clinic Community Lecture Series; Why My Back Hurts and What to Do About It. Jacksonville, FL, 1998.

Grant Activity

1. Comparison of the Use of a Human Cadaver versus a Virtual Human Cadaver in Physical Therapy Student Outcomes in Anatomy: Co-Investigator Agency: Augusta University, Amount: $5,000 Type: Research Scholarship & Creative Activity (RSCA) Grant Program; Period: 01/01/2019-12/31/2019

2. Start-up Funding of Doctoral Healthcare Program Role: Co-writer Agency: Golden Leaf Foundation Amount: $800,000.00 Type: Community support funding; Period: 06/01/2017 - 05/31/2019; Not Funded

3. The effect of co-instruction in learning in PT and OT students Role: Co- PI Agency: US Dept of Education Amount: $165,000.00 Type: Educational instruction investigation; Period: 01/01/2005 – 12/31/2005; Not Funded

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Major Areas of Research Interest Educational methodologies/pedagogy in physical therapist education; Applied biomechanics in lifting; Rehabilitation and clinical outcomes in patients with cancer; Rehabilitation following total knee arthroplasty. Teaching Experience Courses Taught (Augusta University)

PTHP 7223 General Concepts of Patient Management II, Topics- Therapeutic Modalities; Fall 2019 (41 students)

PTHP 7313 Professional Practice Expectations III, Topics- Teaching and Learning; Spring 2019 (36 students)

(Wingate University)

DPT 715 Physical Therapist as a Professional 1, Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2017 (44 students)

DPT 772 Wellness and Prevention, Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2017 (41 students)

DPT 741 Clinical Practice 3; Prognosis & Intervention Across the Lifespan Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2015 (41 students)

DPT 711 Human Gross Anatomy, Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2014 (42 students)

DPT 721 Applied Kinesiology, Coordinator and Instructor; Summer 2014, 2015, 2016 (42 students)

DPT 735 Diagnosis and Management of Integumentary Conditions, Coordinator and Instructor; Fall 2014, 2015, 2016 (42 students)

Guest Lectures in Special Topics

DPT 752 Diagnosis and Management of Patients with Musculoskeletal Disorders 2; Summer 2016; Topic- Rehabilitation following Joint Arthroplasty

DPT 753 Clinical Integration 2; Summer 2015; Topic- Clinical application of the science of modalities DPT 722 Neuroanatomy; Summer 2015; Topic- Neural pathways and control of pain with modalities

(Lynchburg College)

DPT 711 Evidence-Based Physical Therapy Practice I, Coordinator and Instructor; Fall 2011 (53 students)

DPT 720 Pathology of Body Systems, Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2010 (52 students)

DPT 821 Evidence-Based Physical Therapy Practice IV, Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2012 (47 students)

(LSU Health Sciences Center)

PHTH 7101 Evidence-Based Physical Therapy I, Coordinator and Instructor; Fall 2008 (40 students)

PHTH 7102 Evidence-Based Physical Therapy II, Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2009 (40 students)

PHTH 7203 Evidence-Based Physical Therapy III, Coordinator and Instructor; Fall 2008 (30 students)

PHTH 7203 Evidence-Based Physical Therapy IV, Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2009 (30 students)

PHTH 7350 Diagnosis and Management of Integumentary Dysfunction, Coordinator and Instructor;

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Fall 2008 (20 students)

PHTH 7392 Administrative Skills II, Guest Instructor (Lower Extremity Arthroplasty); Spring 2009 (20 students)

PHTH 7261 Diagnosis and Management of Musculoskeletal Dysfunction I Guest Instructor (Physical Agents); Fall 2008 (30 students)

PHTH 7132 Movement Science II, Guest Instructor (Objective Measurement Technology); Spring 2009 (40 students)

Guest Lectures in Special Topics

Movement Systems 1; Topic- Objective motion analysis in research Musculoskeletal 2; Topic- Clinical application of the science of modalities

(Texas Tech University HSC)

AHPT 5124 Research Process II, Co-Instructor; Spring 2008 (7 students)

AHPT 5233: Clinical Reasoning 3, Co-Instructor; Fall 2007 (15 students)

AHPT 5104: Clinical Reasoning 1, Co-Instructor; Spring 2007 (15 students)

AHPT 5152: Updates in Wound Care (Elective), Coordinator and Instructor; Summer 2007 (13 students)

AHPT 5223: Research Process 1, Coordinator and Instructor; Fall 2007 (65 students)

AHPT 5099: Independent Study in Acute Care / Wound Management, Coordinator and Instructor; Summer 2006 (2 students)

AHPT 5505: Patient Evaluation and Management 1, Coordinator and Instructor; Fall 2005-2007 (65 students)

AHPT 5506: Patient Evaluation and Management 2, Coordinator and Instructor; Spring 2005-2007 (65 students)

AHPT 5305: Clinical Kinesiology (Lab), Co-Instructor; Fall 2004 to 2007 (15 students)

AHPT 5304: Clinical Applied Physiology (Lab), Co-Instructor; Spring 2005-2007(15 students) Guest Lectures in Special Topics

Musculoskeletal 1; Topic- Neural pathways and control of pain with modalities (University of St. Augustine) Physical Therapy Management of the Integumentary System Coordinator and Instructor; Fall 2003 Reviewing Institutional Review Board (IRB) Service Liberty University; External Reviewer, Institutional Review Board of the Graduate School at Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA; 2013-present Service Contributions to Professional Refereed Publications Co-editor, Journal of Physical Therapy Education. Journal of the Education Section of the American Physical Therapy Association; 2017-2020. Associate Editor, Journal of Acute Care Physical Therapy. Journal of the Acute Care Section of the American Physical Therapy Association; 2009-Present. Reviewer, Journal of Physical Therapy Education. Journal of the Education Section of the American Physical

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Therapy Association; 2007-Present. Reviewer; Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Journal published by Elsevier for the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine; 2007-Present. Reviewer; Physical Therapy Reviews. An international journal by Maney Publishing publishing scholarship and research; 2010-Present. Editorial Board Member- Invited. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. 2016-17. Invited Guest Editor; Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. Special issue on knee arthroplasty, 2013. Editorial Advisory Board, Acute Care Perspectives, A newsletter of the Acute Care Section of the American Physical Therapy Association; Appointed Position, 2004-2009. Professional Service National Appointed to Education Leadership Partnership (APTA/ACAPT/Educ. Section) Community of Education Scholars as recognized expert in educational research. Goal of task force is to develop research among physical therapy community that is intentional, impactful and sustainable. (2017-Present) External Reviewer for Physical Therapy Faculty Member Promotion: University of North Dakota: Sept 2018 External Reviewer for Physical Therapy Faculty Member Promotion: Texas Women’s University, Houston: Sept 2017 External Reviewer for Physical Therapy Faculty Member Promotion: Mercer University: July 2016 On-site Review Team Leader- Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE); Alexandria, VA 2011-14 Research Award Subcommittee- American Physical Therapy Association Appointment by APTA Board of Directors July 2013- June 2015 Examination Development Committee- Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy; Alexandria, VA National Physical Therapy Examination; Content expert in acute care topics Term Appointment (Jan 2007- Dec 2009; PRN 2009- Present) Advanced Item Writer- Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy; Alexandria, VA National Physical Therapy Examination, Content expert in acute care topics January 4-6, 2008 Item Writer and Review Committee- Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy; Alexandria, VA National Physical Therapy Examination, Content expert in acute care topics March 2006 Term Appointment (120 days)

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Active Mentor; American Physical Therapy Association (2005-Present) Member Mentoring Members Program- Volunteer Mentor State Appointment- Ethics and Jurisprudence Review Committee, Physical Therapy Association of Georgia. July 2019-June 2021. Secretary (Elect)- North Carolina Physical Therapy Association. 2013-16 Volunteer Member- Education Committee; North Carolina Physical Therapy Association. 2012-2016 Vice President; Appointment Period; Louisiana Physical Therapy Association; 8550 United Plaza Boulevard, Suite 1001; Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809. January 2009-September 2009 Peer Reviewer Continuing Education submitted to Texas Board of Physical Therapy; Blinded Review for Continuing Education Application for maintenance of Texas professional licensure. 2005-08 Local Vice Chairman- Elect; Texas Physical Therapy Association, Permian Basin District. 2005-07 Director of Continuing Education- Appointment; Texas Physical Therapy Association, Permian Basin District. 2004-2007 Chairman- Elect; Florida Physical Therapy Association, Northern District, Jacksonville / St. Augustine Sub- District. 1998-2000 Delegate Representative- Elect; Florida Physical Therapy Association, Northern District. 1997-98 Academic Service University Augusta University Chair, Appointed; Student Criminal Background Check Review Committee. Jan 2019 to present. Chair, Appointed; Physician Assistant Therapy Department Chair Search Committee. Oct-Nov 2018 Chair, Appointed; Occupational Therapy Department Chair Search Committee. Oct-Nov 2018 Wingate University Chair, Appointed; Graduate Personnel Committee, Graduate & Professional Programs. 2017-18 Member, Appointed; Search Committee for Director of Occupational Therapy Program. 2017 Chair, Appointed; Graduate Personnel Committee, Graduate & Professional Programs. 2016-17

Vice-Chair; Wingate University Strategic Planning Theme Team (University Reorganization for the 21st

Century), 2015-18 Member, Appointed; Wingate University Planning Committee for new President reorganization initiative.

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2015-present Member, Appointed; Wingate University Planning and Assessment Committee. 2014-18 Member, Appointed; Wingate University Graduate and Professional Programs Search Committee- Director, Graduate Education. 2014 Member, Appointed by the President ; Wingate University Healthcare Task Force. 2013-18 Member, Appointed; Graduate and Professional Programs Council. 2012-18 Member, Appointed; Biomedical Informatics Advisory Committee. 2012-14 Volunteer Member; Special Committee for Graduate Faculty Awards and Recognition Committee 2013-14 Lynchburg College Appointed Search Committee Chair- Master of Physician Assistant Studies at Lynchburg College 2012 Appointed Member and Elected Chair- Lynchburg College Distance Education Advisory Group. 2011-12 Appointed Interim Program Chair- Lynchburg College Master of Physician Assistant Program; 2011-12 Faculty Advisor- Lynchburg College Pre-Physical Therapy Club. 2010-12 Vice-Chair; Lynchburg College Graduate Studies Committee. 2011-12 Volunteer- Moderator; Lynchburg College Undergraduate Student Scholar Showcase. April 13, 2011 Member- Lynchburg College Health Sciences 2014 Program Feasibility Task Force . 2010-11 Member- Lynchburg College Hill Award Committee. 2010-11 Member- Lynchburg College Sommerville Award Committee. 2010-11 Volunteer Program Leader- Lynchburg College Freshmen Welcome Week. Outside the Classroom 101; Lynchburg, VA; August 23, 2010.

Volunteer Faculty Interviewer- Lynchburg College 9th Annual Scholarship Competition, November 13, 2009 Member- Lynchburg College Graduate Studies Committee, 2009-12 Volunteer Program Leader- Lynchburg College Freshmen Welcome Week. Outside the Classroom 101; Lynchburg, VA; August 24, 2009. Volunteer Teacher- Lynchburg College Governor’s School presentation. What is a Physical Therapist and How Can I Become One? July 7, 2009. Quality Service Award Committee, TTUHSC, Permian Basin Campus Representative, 2007-09.

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Volunteer Mentor; The Lauro Cavazos & Ophelia Powell-Malone Mentoring Program “Mentor-Tech” Program- Designed to improve retention of students from underrepresented groups within the Texas Tech University System. 2006-07 School Member- Health Sciences and Human Performance School Council, Lynchburg College. 2009-10 Editor- Faculty Assembly Newsletter, LSUHSC, School of Allied Health Professions, New Orleans Campus, 2008-09 Delegate Elect- Faculty Assembly Delegates, LSUHSC, School of Allied Health Professions, New Orleans Campus, 2008-09 Department Appointed Member Student Course Evaluations Revision Committee, LSUHSC, School of Allied Health Professions, New Orleans Campus, 2009. Chair Promotions Committee - DPT 1, LSUHSC, Department of Physical Therapy, 2008-09 Member Admissions Committee, LSUHSC, Department of Physical Therapy, 2008-2009 Member Curriculum Committee, LSUHSC, Department of Physical Therapy, 2008-09 Member Research Committee, LSUHSC, Department of Physical Therapy, 2008-09 Member DPT Admissions Committee, TTUHSC, Department of Physical Therapy, 2007-08 Member MPT Faculty Search Committee, TTUHSC, Department of Physical Therapy, 2004-07 Public Service Volunteer- Union County Christmas Bureau; December 2015, 2016, 2017 Volunteer- Habitat for Humanity of Union County, NC; July 2015 Volunteer Panel Member- Joint Replacement Guidelines Task Force; Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC. June-August 2013 Volunteer Panel Member- Wingate University Careers in Health Care (Lyceum Event), October 29, 2012 Volunteer- LC Day of Caring, May 19, 2011 Volunteer- LC Day of Caring, May 12, 2010 Volunteer- Salvation Army; Bell Ringer at Linkhorne Kroger, Lynchburg, VA;SERVE Office at Lynchburg College; Lynchburg, VA; December 22, 2010

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Invited Speaker- Lynchburg College Student Athletic Training Club; Lynchburg, VA; October 13, 2009 Volunteer- Opening Ceremonies Speaker; Autumn Games for the Central Virginia Training Center SERVE Office at Lynchburg College; Lynchburg, VA; October 8, 2009 Volunteer- American Physical Therapy Association / Louisiana Physical Therapy Association; National Conference of State Legislatures- Golf Posture Assessment; Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, LA; July 22-26, 2008 Coordinator- Texas Tech University Physical Therapy Students; Benefit Walk to Health Memorial Park, Odessa, TX- October 27, 2007. Event raised over $1,500.00 for the Easter Seals Foundation. Coordinator- Texas Tech University Physical Therapy Students; Posture for Golf Screening; Legacy Golf Center; Odessa, TX- May 15, 2006 Volunteer Representative for Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Ector County Independent School District Career Center Open House Odessa, TX- April 21, 2006 Coordinator- Texas Tech University Physical Therapy Students; Posture for Golf Screening; Midland Park Mall; Midland, TX- October 8-9, 2005 Coordinator- Texas Tech University Physical Therapy Students; Walking for Fitness Midland Park Mall; Midland, TX- October 15-15, 2005 Honors and Awards Award Recipient; 40th Anniversary Distinguished Alumni Award; University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. Presented October 2019, Miami, FL. Award Recipient; Founders Lecturer Award 2017; North Carolina Physical Therapy Association. Presented to someone with long years of sustained and visionary leadership to NCPTA. Awarded at Fall NCPTA Meeting, October 2017.

Outstanding Reviewer Status; Elsevier Journals. Awarded to the top 10th percentile in number of reviews completed for Elsevier Journals in the past two years. February 2014-January 2016. Award Co-Recipient; 2011 Stephen Gudas Award; APTA Oncology Section’s Award for Outstanding Publication in Rehabilitation Oncology. Award presented Feb. 10, 2012. Chicago, IL. Nominee; 2011 Thomas C. Allen Excellence in Academic Advising Award Lynchburg College. Nominated by student advisee. Nominee; 2008 Texas Tech University Horn Professors Graduate Achievement Award; Recognizing and rewarding outstanding research or creative activity performed by graduate students while at Texas Tech University. Nominated by Karen L. Alexander, PhD, Dissertation Chair. Award Recipient; 2007 Feitelberg Journal Founder’s Award; Awarded by the Journal of Physical Therapy Education to an author acknowledging excellence in manuscript preparation and publication for, “Defining

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Core Faculty for Physical Therapist Education.” The Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2007;21(2):10-14. Awarded at American Physical Therapy Association’s Combined Sections Meeting, Nashville, TN; February 8, 2008. Member: WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES; Cedarville College 1984. Consulting Contracted Consultant DPT Program Start-up; Charleston Southern University, Charleston, SC. January 2018- present. Services provided include on-site review of facilities, remote review of building addition/alterations, assist with all aspects of development from advertising for personnel through submission of regional accreditation documents. Status: In process. DPT Program Self-Study for Initial Accreditation; Emory & Henry College, Emory, VA. Jun-Aug 2017 Services provided include remote review of self-study with critique. Program awarded initial 5 year accreditation May 2018. DPT Program Start-up; Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University, Baton Rouge, LA. Aug 2017-Apr 2018; Services provided include remote review of Application for Candidacy with critique. Program awarded candidacy status May 2018. DPT Program Start-up; Emory & Henry College, Emory, VA. 2014-15 Services provided include on-site visit and ongoing advisement on AFC document related to accreditation standards. Status: Program awarded candidacy status February 2015. DPT Program Start-up; Kean University, Union, NJ. 2013-15. Services provided include review and advisement on budgetary, hiring, equipment, facilities, and accreditation standards. Status: Program awarded candidacy status May 2016. Mentoring Faculty Mentor 2018 Becky Bliss, PT, DPT, NCS Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy, Wingate University DPT 2016-17 Rebecca McClough, MSPAS, PA-C Assistant Professor of Physician Assistant Studies, Wingate University MPAS 2014-2015 B. James Massey, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy, Wingate University DPT 2012-2014 Elizabeth W. Regan, PT, DPT, OCS Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy, Wingate University DPT 2010-2012 Mary S. Swiggum, PT, PhD, PCS Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy, Lynchburg College DPT Post-Professional Education (Previous 10 years)

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Continuing Education Attendee- Exercise Guidelines for Cancer Patients by G. Stephen Morris, PT, PhD; Baton Rouge, LA; September 18-20, 2009; 12.0 ceh. Continuing Education Attendee- Tuning up your patient’s engine: Optimizing cardiovascular & pulmonary performance during physical therapy by Dianne Jewell, PT, PhD; Richmond, VA; October 9, 2009; 6.0 ceh Continuing Education Attendee- Improving walking recovery for patients with stroke and spinal cord injury by Mark Bowden, PT, PhD and Pamela Duncan, PT, PhD; Richmond, VA; October 10-11, 2009; 10.75 ceh Continuing Education Attendee- Medical screening for oncology issues in outpatient physical therapy by ML Galantino and others. APTA CSM; SanDiego, CA. February 18, 2010. 1.5 ceh Continuing Education Attendee- PTCAS Open Forum Session by Libby Ross. Boston, MA; June 17, 2010; 1.5 ceh Continuing Education Attendee- Open Door; Ask a Librarian by Gini Blodgett. Boston, MA; June 17, 2010; 1.5 ceh Continuing Education Attendee- APTA Education Leadership Conference, San Antonio, TX; October 2010 Continuing Education Attendee- Evidence-based Practice in Outpatient Orthopedics by Terry Grindstaff, PT, PhD; Herndon, VA; October 16-17, 2010; 10.75 ceh Continuing Education Attendee- Defensible Documentation by Sara Knox, PT, DPT; Lynchburg, VA November 16, 2010; 2.0 ceh Conference Participant- Academic Chairpersons Conference; Transforming Higher Education; Orlando, FL; February 10-11, 2011 Webinar Attendee- Ensuring On-line Program Quality with the eQuality Model by Richard Schilke, Ed.D.; Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, VA. February 17, 2011. 1.5 hours Continuing Education Attendee- Professional Ethics by Jack Echternach, PT, EdD; Roanoke, VA; January 18, 2011; 1.5 hours Continuing Education Attendee- Differential Screening for Functional Visual Impairments by Keith Gentry, OT, MS; Salem, VA; March 15, 2011; 1.5 hours Conference Participant- APTA Education Leadership Conference, Clearwater Beach, FL; September 30- October 3, 2011 Participant; Member of Inaugural Training cohort; Education Leadership Institute Program; American Physical Therapy Association; July 2011- July 2012 Education Leadership Institute Program; American Physical Therapy Association; Clearwater Beach, FL; On-site meeting October 4-5, 2011

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CAPTE On-site reviewer training; Alexandria, VA; October 14-16, 2011 Conference Participant- APTA Combined Sections Meeting, Chicago, IL; February 8-11, 2012; 1.8 ceu Education Leadership Institute Program; American Physical Therapy Association; Tempe, AZ; On-site meeting March 24-25, 2012 Education Leadership Institute Program; American Physical Therapy Association; Bloomington, IL; On- site meeting July 18-19, 2012 Developing Program Workshop; CAPTE; Greenwich, CT; October 2-3, 2012. Self-Study Workshop; CAPTE. Greenwich, CT; October 3-4, 2012. Conference Participant- Education Leadership Conference; American Physical Therapy Association Greenwich, CT; October 5-7, 2012. Continuing Education Attendee- Total knee arthroplasty rehab; Implementing a post-op day 0 program NCPTA Annual Meeting, Greensboro, NC, October 11-13, 2012. 2.0 cehs.\ Continuing Education Attendee- Understanding physical therapy research: Reading past the abstract and incorporating evidence. By Charles Sheets, PT, PhD; NCPTA Annual Meeting, Greensboro, NC, October 11-13, 2012. 3.0 cehs Continuing Education Attendee- APTA Combined Sections Meeting; San Diego, CA, January 2013 Continuing Education Attendee- The flipped approach to a learner-centered classroom, by Barb Honeycutt, PhD. Wingate University Faculty Development Series, May 2013 Continuing Education Attendee- The role of rehabilitation in adult blood and marrow transplant in the inpatient setting. Oct. 10, 2013. 2.0 cehs Continuing Education Attendee- Multiple Sclerosis for Physical Therapists. Oct. 10, 2013. 2.0 cehs Continuing Education Attendee- Managing the cancer patient in the acute care setting. Oct 10, 2013. 2.0 cehs Continuing Education Attendee- Evidence based care: Peripheral vascular disease in varied practice settings: Assessment, differential diagnosis and management. Oct 12, 2013. 2.0 cehs Continuing Education Attendee- The Biomechanics of Running injuries. October 11, 2013. 2.0 cehs Continuing Education Attendee- Geriatric orthopedics: Total joint replacement in the elderly. October 11, 2013. 2.0 cehs Continuing Education Attendee- APTA 2014 NEXT Conference & Exposition, June 11-14, 2014. Charlotte, NC. 21.0 cehs.

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Continuing Education Attendee- APTA Combined Sections Meeting; Indianapolis, IN, February 2015 Continuing Education Attendee- CAPTE Self-Study Workshop. Baltimore, MD. Sept. 29-30, 2015. Continuing Education Attendee- APTA Education Leadership Conference. Baltimore, MD. Oct. 1-3, 2015. Continuing Education Attendee- Golf injuries, common physical limitations and evidence based approach to performance based rehabilitation, by Christopher Finn. NCPTA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Oct 13, 2016. 1.5 cehs. Continuing Education Attendee- Management of shoulder arthritis, by June Kennedy. NCPTA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Oct 13, 2016. 1.5 cehs. Continuing Education Attendee- Why the mind matters: Evidence enhanced strategies for a rational approach to decision making, by James Massey. NCPTA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Oct 14, 2016. 1.5 cehs. Continuing Education Attendee- Golf injuries, common physical limitations and evidence based approach to performance based rehabilitation, by Christopher Finn. NCPTA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Oct 13, 2016. 1.5 cehs. Continuing Education Attendee- Luncheon key note address, by Brett Windsor. NCPTA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Oct 15, 2016. 1.5 cehs. Continuing Education Attendee- Expand your professional horizon through PT residency and fellowship education, by Carla Hill. NCPTA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Oct 15, 2016. 1.5 cehs. Interprofessional Education in Healthcare Dean’s Leadership Conference. 4 day conference for leaders in healthcare to refine interprofessional education within our areas sponsored by Interprofessional education Collaborative (IPEC) and Academy for Academic Leadership (AAL). Washington, DC, Nov 28-Dec 1, 2017. Continuing Education Attendee- APTA Combined Sections Meeting. New Orleans, LA. February 20-25, 2018. Continuing Education Attendee- APTA, Academy of Physical Therapy Education, Education Leadership Conference. Jacksonville, FL. October 11-14, 2018. Continuing Education Attendee- APTA Combined Sections Meeting. Washington, DC. January 23-27, 2019. Continuing Education Attendee- PTAG ImPacT 2019 Conference. Level 1 Leadership Academy; Discover It. Discovering Leadership in You. March 22, 2019. 2 hours. Continuing Education Attendee- PTAG ImPacT 2019 Conference. Level 1 Leadership Academy; Discover It. Are you an Adaptive Communicator March 22, 2019. 2 hours. Continuing Education Attendee- PTAG ImPacT 2019 Conference. Level 2 Leadership Academy; Share It.

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Change your Mind; Change the World. March 23, 2019. 2 hours. Continuing Education Attendee- PTAG ImPacT 2019 Conference. Level 2 Leadership Academy; Share It. How do you Create a Culture of Inertia? March 23, 2019. 2 hours. Continuing Education Attendee- PTAG ImPacT 2019 Conference. Review and Application of Early Mobility in the ICU. March 24, 2019. 2 hours.