Sharon Martino CURRICULUM VITAE. Education: Nova Southeastern Florida University, Florida ( ) PhD in Physical Therapy with Honors, 2010

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Sharon Martino Education: Nova Southeastern Florida University, Florida ( ) PhD in Physical Therapy with Honors, 2010 Stony Brook University Stony Brook, NY ( ) MS Health Technology, Policy, and Management with Honors, 1998 Hunter College New York, NY ( ) BS Physical Therapy, 1992 Orange County Community College Middletown, NY ( ) AAS in Physical Therapist Assistant, 1986 Certifications: Heartsaver AED American Heart Association 4/16/2010 to present Employment and Positions Held: Associate Director Post Professional Doctorate Program School of Health Technology and Management Physical Therapy Department Stony Brook University, 2004 to present Clinical Assistant Professor, School of Health Technology and Management Physical Therapy department, 2004 to present Adjunct Professor, School of Health Technology and Management, Physical Therapy Department, Stony Brook University, Independent practitioner and co-owner of a private practice Martino Physical Therapy, PC present

2 Peer Reviewed Publications: Martino, SA (2010). Cardiovascular Risk Factors, Body Composition, Fitness Levels and Quality of Life In Overweight and Obese 8-17 Year Olds. Dissertation. Litcher-Kelly, L, Martino, SA, Broderick, JE and Stone, AA (2007). A Systematic Review of Measures Used to Assess Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain in Clinical and Randomized Controlled Clinical Trials. The Journal of Pain, 8(12): Peer Reviewed Scientific and Professional Presentations: Presenter: Sharon A. Martino. Changes in body composition, fitness levels and cardiac risk factors following a 10 week exercise and nutrition program for overweight and obese children. Occasion: Women in Medicine and Research Day, Stony Brook University. Date: April 2011 Presenter: Sharon A. Martino, Peter J. Morelli, Sue A. Sisto, Rebecca Rosenthal Title: Changes in body composition, fitness levels and cardiac risk factors following a 10 week exercise and nutrition program for overweight and obese children. Occasion: APTA-CSM. Date: February 2011 Presenter: Sharon A. Martino, Peter J. Morelli, Sue A. Sisto, Eric M. Lamberg. Title: Outcomes of a Multi-Disciplinary 20 Week Fitness and Nutrition Program. Occasion: Obesity 2010: 28 th Annual Scientific Meeting. Date: October 2010 Presenter: Sharon A. Martino, Peter J. Morelli, MD Title: Fit Kids for Life I: Outcomes of a 20 Week Nutrition and Exercise Program Occasion: National Initiative for Children s Healthcare Quality: Annual forum for improving children s healthcare and childhood obesity congress. Date: March 2010 Presenter: Sharon A. Martino, Peter J. Morelli, MD, Denise Dixon. Title: Changes in BMI and blood pressure following a 10 week exercise and nutrition program for children who are overweight or obese. Occasion: APTA-CSM Date: February 2010 Presenters: Sharon A. Martino, Aaron Kaufman, Kathleen Hansen, Veronica Fernandez Title: Teaching other disciplines how to administer an exercise program: The role of Physical Therapy students in an inter-disciplinary cardiovascular risk prevention program for overweight and obese children. Occasion: APTA-CSM. Date: February 2008 Presenter: Sharon A. Martino, Theresa Tiso Title: "Sticking to it!" - Adherence to Physical Activity by Overweight Children. Occasion: AAPHERD. Date: March 2006

3 Non Peer Reviewed Presentations: Presenter: Peter J. Morelli, Sharon A. Martino, Title: Fit Kids for Life: A Proactive Lifestyle Modification Program Occasion: 4th Annual Health Disparities Conference Date: October 30, 2009 Presenter: Peter J. Morelli, Sharon A. Martino, Rosa Cataldo Title: Fit Kids for Life: Let s Get Healthy Sachem School District! Occasion: Health Lifestyle- Let s Get Moving Sachem School District: Grades Date: May 7, 2009 Presenter: Sharon A. Martino Title: ABC s of GCRC Occasion: Scholar Seminar for SHTM Date : May 6, 2009 Presenter: Sharon A. Martino Title: Kids fit for life + dissertation update Occasion: Physical therapy faculty meeting Date: December 10, 2008 Presenter: Sharon A. Martino, Josephine Connolly- Schoonen, Theresa Tiso. Title: Child Health: Issues of Physical Fitness, Nutrition and Wellness. Occasion: School of Health Technology and Management Scholar Seminar Date: October, Presenter: Sharon A. Martino, Peter J. Morelli, Rosa Cataldo Title: Fit Kids for Life: Train the Trainer Session Occasion: Bi-yearly Training session for medical student / PT student volunteers. Date: Starting in 2007; Twice yearly; one week before onset of Fit Kids for Life program Funded/In Review Grant Activity: Project Title: Saucony Run for Good Grant Granting agency: Saucony. Amount of Award: $10,000 per year for one year Sharon Martino, PI, March 2011 Project Title: Development and validation of a wireless activity monitor in overweight children. Granting agency: Stony Brook University TRO / FUSION. Amount of Award: $80,000. Sharon Martino, PI; Peter Morelli, MD, Co-investigator; Samir Das, Co-investigator, and Shmuel Einav, Co-investigator. November Project Title: Cardiovascular Risk Factors, Body Composition, Fitness Levels And Quality Of Life In Overweight And Obese 8-17 Year Olds: Outcomes Of A 10 Week Multi-Disciplinary Randomized Controlled Trial. Granting agency: General Clinical Research Center Grant MO1RR10710 Amount of funding:$26,500 per year for two years. Sharon Martino, PI. Date and source: May 2,

4 Title of Project: Cardiovascular Risk Factors, Body Composition, Fitness Levels And Quality Of Life In Overweight And Obese 8-17 Year Olds: Outcomes Of A 10 Week Multi-Disciplinary Randomized Controlled Trial Granting agency: General Clinical Research Center Grant MO1RR10710 Amount of funding: $20,000 per year for one year. Sharon Martino, PI, Rosa Cataldo, MD, Robbye Kinkade, (co-investigators). May 2, Membership in Scientific / Professional Organizations: Member of the American Physical Therapy Association since 1986; section member for pediatrics , cardiovascular and pulmonary, 2009, and private practice. APTA New York Chapter: Active, current member Member of the Obesity Society present Member of American College of Sports Medicine present Community Service: Co Director; First Annual Fit Kids for Life 5K race all donations to benefit FKFL foundation. August 21, Fit Kids for Life Program, Co-Director, Stony Brook University Medical Center and Health Science Center, from 2006-present Medical Volunteer for NYC Marathon: Nov 2009, Nov 2010 American Heart Association Walk, October 2009, October 2010 The 2 nd Annual BENCH 5k Run to benefit the Sunrise Fund (volunteer and participant), 2010 Habitat for Humanity, Suffolk County, Long Island, 2008 Services to the University on Committees: Physical Therapy Program Admissions Committee Member 2000-present Physical Therapy Program Curriculum Committee Member 2000-present Curriculum Committee: School of Health, Technology and Management, 2007-present Ad Hoc committee for Curriculum Committee: Development of quality standards for internet based curriculum, Stony Brook University Wellness Expo 2008, 2009 Research Committee: School of Health, Technology and Management, Faculty advisor to R. Cataldo candidate in the MPH program, SBU,

5 Faculty advisor to R. Kinkade, candidate in MPH program SBU, Faculty advisor / mentor to 3 entry level students in physical therapy, SBU (Fernandez, Kaufmann, and Hansen), in Independent Research Study, 2007 Faculty advisor / mentor to over 15 volunteer students for Fit Kids for Life Program, 2006-present Faculty advisor for Independent Study (for C. Martello) in t-dpt program, Spring 2006 Tsunami Relief Committee: School of Health, Technology and Management, co- chairperson, 2005 Honors and Awards: Best scientific poster for cardio-pulmonary section of conference for poster entitled: Changes in body composition, fitness levels and cardiac risk factors following a 10 week exercise and nutrition program for overweight and obese children, CSM 2011 Faculty Award for Excellence, Nova Southeastern University, 2010 Honorary Society: Inducted into Alpha-Eta National Honor Society of the Health- Related Professions, 2009 Award for General Excellence, School of Health, Technology and Management, 1998 Continuing Education Attended: Faculty Development Workshop fro New PT and PTA faculty. A four day conference, Ithaca College, July 19-22, 2011 APTA CSM, New Orleans, February, 2011 StrokEDGE. Speakers: Beth Crowner, Patricia Kluding, Diane Nichols, et al. Balance and Falls SIG Programming: Evidence Based Physical Therapy Interventions to Address Balance Deficits and Prevent Falls Across All Age Groups and Diagnoses. Speakers: Eilish Marie Byrne, Linda Csiza, Herbert Karpatkin, et al. How to Design RCTs: Real World Considerations. Speakers: Rachelle Buchbinder, Steven George, Christopher Maher and Jan Reynolds. Funded Research and Early Career Development Opportunities. Speakers: Michael Mueller, and Krista Vandenborne A Multidisciplinary approach to the Management of Children and Adolescents Who are Obese and Overweight. Speakers: David Collier, Amy Gross McMillan, and Blaise Williams III. Obesity Society Conference, San Diego, Sept 2010 Pre conference on Doubly Labeled Water. Chair : Dale A. Schoeller. Speakers: John Speakman, Klaas Westerterp, Gertjan vandijk, Peter Walter, Yosuke Yamada. Nonsurgical Treatment of Severe Obesity: A Randomized Trial Examining the Effects of Diet and Physical Activity on Weigth Loss and Cardiometabolic Rick Factors. Speakers: Bret Goodpaster, James DeLany, Lewis Kuller, et al.

6 Wake Up, it s Time for Sleep. Chairs: Elsie Taveras and Meghan Slining. Speakers: Elsie Traveras, Sanjay Patel, and Frank Scheer Oral Abstract Presentations on Nutrition, Diet and Weight Preventing Obesity and Diabetes in Schools: Results of the HEALTHY Study. APTA CSM, San Diego, February 2010 Sensory dysfunction following stroke: Incidence, significance, examination and intervention. Speaker: Jane E. Sullivan, PT, DHS Treating the acute stroke patient- making treatment decisions utilizing best practice guidelines from available evidence. Speaker: Diane Nichols, PT, NCS Functional electrical stimulation for persons with neurologic gait dysfunction: Theories to practice. First Annual CDC Weight of the Nation Conference, Washington, DC, June 2009 APTA CSM, Nashville, TN, February 2008 International Body Composition Conference, NYC, NY, June, 2008 APTA CSM, Boston, MA, February 2006 Current Teaching Responsibilities: HAY 500 Neuroscience I HAY 514 Neuroscience II HAY 504 Adult Rehabilitation I HAY 571 Case Studies II Year 1- Fall Year 1 - Spring Year 1 - Spring Year 1 - Spring