Simmons College, Boston, MA Duration of Study: Degrees Received: Bachelor of Science and Certificate of Physical Therapy 1982

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1 Ann C. Golub-Victor, PT, MPH, DPT 301J Robinson Hall Department of Physical Therapy Northeastern University 360 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA Work: (617) Education Northeastern University, Institute for Healthcare Leadership and Professional Development Boston, MA Duration of Study: Degree Received: Doctor of Physical Therapy 2006 UMASS Medical School/Shriver Center, Waltham, MA Fellow, LEND (Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities) Program Duration of Study: Boston University School of Public Health, Boston, MA Field of Study: Health Law Duration of Study: Degree Received: Master of Public Health 1994 Simmons College, Boston, MA Duration of Study: Degrees Received: Bachelor of Science and Certificate of Physical Therapy 1982 Licensure: MA Board of Registration of Allied Health Professionals Lic # 4841 Certification: American Red Cross: Standard First Aid, CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer and the Healthcare Provider, expires 2012 Board Certified Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy Awarded by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties Employment and Positions Held Academic Appointments Northeastern University, Boston, MA 1995 to present Bouve College of Health Sciences School of Health Professions Department of Physical Therapy Associate Clinical Professor UMass Medical School/Shriver Center, Waltham, MA Fall 2007 Spring 2008 Online Course development: Pediatric Spasticity Management Adjunct Faculty Berklee College of Music, Boston, MA June 1997 Guest Lecturer, Music Therapy Program Simmons College/New England Center for Autism March 1995 Guest Lecturer, Master of Special Education Program Physical Therapy and the Young Student with Disabilities

2 Lesley College, Cambridge, MA Spring 1992 Adjunct Faculty, Department of Special Education: Multiple Disabilities Seminar Northeastern University May 1989 Department of Physical Therapy Guest Lecturer, Normal and Abnormal Gross Motor Development Simmons College, Boston, MA Summer 1986 Teaching Assistant, Physical Therapy Program Gross Human Anatomy Fitchburg State College, Fitchburg, MA Spring 1985 Guest Lecturer, Special Education Program Physical Therapy in the Classroom Clinical Experience Private Practice 1998 to present UMass Memorial Hospital, Early Intervention and Family Program, Worcester, MA 2008 to 2010 Per Diem Physical Therapist Children s Therapy Associates, Natick, MA 1999 to 2008 Private interdisciplinary outpatient pediatric clinic Per Diem Physical Therapist Enable Early Intervention, Norwood, MA Contract Provider Franciscan Children s Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, Brighton, MA Physical Therapy Department Per Diem Staff Therapist ( ) Clinical Supervisor, Kennedy Day School ( ) Center Coordinator for Clinical Education The ISEC School, Boston, MA Staff Physical Therapist The Shore Collaborative, Everett, MA February May, 1983 Staff Physical Therapist Peer Reviewed Publications D. Fitzpatrick, A. Golub-Victor, S. Lowe, E. Freeman, Partnership perspectives: Changing the image of physical therapy in urban neighborhoods through community service learning. Journal of Physical Therapy Education, Volume 20, Number 3, Winter M Bridgeman, A. Golub-Victor, Expectations: Adolescence in Expectations Through Life s Passages, Developmental Disabilities Leadership Forum: Leadership Perspectives in Developmental Disabilities: An Online Journal for Consumers, Professionals, Families and Friends. Volume 3 Issue 1, Spring

3 Publication Reviews: 2008 Invited article review: Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. Case report 2005 Invited book review: over 500 page manuscript of revised edition of Therapeutic Exercise in Developmental Disabilities, Slack, Inc Invited book review for Slack Inc. Pediatric textbook proposal. Peer Reviewed Scientific and Professional Presentations Poster Presentation, A. Golub-Victor, T. Obey, S. Quinn, A. Stephan, A. Webber Anticipatory guidance on health and wellness in the birth to three population Combined Section Meeting, APTA, Chicago, IL February 2012 Poster Presentation, A. Golub-Victor, S. Larrieux, J. Hess, B. Trometer, C. Wilson, K. Young Human skill development: a video educational project Northeastern University Research and Scholarship Expo 2011, March 2011 Poster Presentation, A. Golub-Victor, T. Obey, S. Quinn, A. Stephan, A. Webber Anticipatory guidance on health and wellness in the birth to three population Northeastern University Research and Scholarship Expo 2011, March 2011 Poster Presentation, A. Cobb, B. Ritter, A. Golub-Victor, M. Iversen, Play as a Treatment Strategy, Massachusetts Chapter, APTA Annual Conference November, 2010 Poster Presentation, A. Golub-Victor, K. Dee, K. Dupont A Guide for Physical Therapists Treating Brachial Plexus Palsy in Infants Massachusetts Chapter, APTA Annual Conference November, 2010 Poster Presentation, A. Soule, D. Fitzpatrick, A. Golub-Victor Risk Management and Evidence Based Practice with Patient Handling Combined Section Meeting, APTA, San Diego, CA February, 2010 Massachusetts Chapter, APTA Annual Conference November, 2009 Panel Presentation, L. Hayward, A. Golub-Victor, S. Larrieux, S. Lowe A 360-degree assessment model for fostering the development of professional behaviors and communication skills in physical therapist students The Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD October, 2008 Workshop, A. Golub-Victor, S.Lowe, D. Fitzpatrick Service learning teaching assistants: taking the headache out of service learning IMPACT Conference, Boston, MA. March, 2008 Poster Presentation, D. Fitzpatrick, A. Golub-Victor, S. Lowe, E. Freeman Partnership perspectives: Changing the image of physical therapy in urban neighborhoods through community service learning. MA Chapter, APTA Conference, Norwood, MA October, 2007 WCPT Conference, Vancouver, BC June, 2007 Northeastern University Research and Scholarship Expo 2007 March, 2007 Combined Sections Meeting, APTA, Boston, MA February 2007 Poster Presentation: A. Golub-Victor, D. Fitzpatrick, S. Lowe. A literature review: Public perception of the physical therapy profession and its impact on achieving Vision 2020 Northeastern University Research and Scholarship Expo 2006, March 2006 Poster Presentation, M. Johnson, E. Holt, A. Golub-Victor, S. Larrieux, M Harris, Fit Kids Club, Northeastern University Research and Scholarship Expo 2006, March 2006

4 Workshop, A. Golub-Victor, D. Fitzpatrick, S. Lowe "Service Learning and Higher Education: Implementation of Service Learning into a Physical Therapy Curriculum", Massachusetts Conference on Service and Volunteerism, November 2005 Poster Presentation, D. Fitzpatrick, A. Golub-Victor Health Care Advocacy: A Strategy for Cultivating Student Physical Therapist Advocates Combined Sections Meeting, APTA, New Orleans, LA, February 2005 Scholarship of Teaching-Revisited Conference, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, November 2004 Poster Presentation, A. Golub-Victor, S. Shoelermann, J. Nowak J. Ward, Community Service Learning: Meeting the Adapted Physical Education Needs of Children with Intensive Medical and Educational Needs Combined Sections Meeting, APTA, Nashville, TN, February 2004 Northeastern University Research Expo, March 2004 Poster Presentation, S. Lowe, D. Fitzpatrick, A. Golub-Victor Implementing a service learning component into a PT curriculum. New England Campus Conference on Service Learning, Worcester, MA, April 2003 Workshop, D. Shain, A. Golub-Victor Critique AKA Professional Assessment Tools Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching, Boston, MA, October 1999 Poster Presentation, A. Golub-Victor, K. Clark Seating Intervention for one Adolescent with Cerebral Palsy Combined Sections Meeting, APTA, Boston, MA, February 1998 Panel Presentation: A. Golub-Victor, J. Zigo, M. Parkin, Two Boys Go To Kindergarten: A Private/Public Collaborative Effort Toward Inclusion Massachusetts Association for Approved Private Schools (MAAPS) Annual Conference, Marlborough, MA, May 1994 Non-Peer-reviewed Presentations Invited Speaker A. Golub-Victor, What is Physical Therapy? National Youth Leadership Forum in Medicine, Framingham, MA, May and July 2009 Invited Speaker Childhood Development: You Make a Difference Horizons for Homeless Children, Jamaica Plain, MA: March 2008 Invited workshop presentation, A. Golub-Victor, D. Shain Best Practice and Advocacy: The Role of the Public School Physical Therapist and the Child with Multiple Disabilities, Education Resources, Annual Therapies in the Schools Conference, Milford, MA, December 2007 A. Golub-Victor, D. Shain Pediatric Physical Therapy, A Review Course Northeastern University, Boston, MA, March 2000 Workshop, S. Ventura, A. Golub-Victor Documentation, Boston Public Schools, Physical Therapy Department, March 2000 Invited speaker, A. Golub-Victor Muscle tone: An Update Perkins School for the Blind, Watertown, MA, January 2000 Invited speaker, A. Golub-Victor Wheelchair Prescription: Back to Basics Boston Public Schools, Physical Therapy Department, December 1999

5 Invited speaker, A. Golub-Victor, Motor Learning and Motor Control Children s Therapy Associates, Natick, MA, November 1999 Invited panel participant, A. Golub-Victor Team Teaching: Angst or Oasis Kennedy Day School, Brighton, MA, October 1999 Invited Speaker, A. Golub-Victor, Adaptive Equipment Pediatric Special Interest Group, Milford, MA, March 1999 Invited panel participant, A. Golub-Victor Two Boys Go To Kindergarten: A Private/Public Collaborative Effort Toward Inclusion Franciscan Children s Hospital and Rehabilitation Center s 10th Annual Pediatric Rehabilitation Conference, Needham, MA, March 1994 Grant Activity Faculty mentor (with S. Larrieux) Spring 2011 Normal Development- a teaching video project Provost Undergraduate Team Research Award $200 Faculty Mentor Spring 2011 Anticipatory Guidance an educational module Provost Undergraduate Team Research Award $1050 Participant, Spring 2008 Project Director, Lorna Hayward Facilitation of Communication Skills Development Across the Curriculum in Doctorate of Physical Therapist Students:A Standardized Patient Model Instructional Development Fund: awarded $3,912 Member, Interdisciplinary Clinic Committee Fall 2001 Project Directors: L. Ferrier, E. Freeman A Community-Campus Partnership to Address the Complex Health Care Needs of Urban Families. President s Excellence Fund Award, $39,250. Co-primary investigator February 1997 Integration of ACE Objectives into the Physical Therapy Masters Degree Program. A Series of Workshops. Instructional Development Fund; Funding awarded: $3650 Professional Memberships American Physical Therapy Association 1983-present Mass Chapter, APTA Pediatric Section Member Education Section Member Community Campus Partnership 2008-present Greater Boston Pediatric Special Interest Group Coordinator ( ) Northeast Myelodysplasia Association Consultation Positions Rhode Island Medicaid March 1997

6 Community Service Member, Superpark Committee, Town of Grafton, Grafton, MA 2011 Board of Directors, Enable, Inc. Canton, MA President, 2010 to present Member, 2005 to present Volunteer Leader, Community Harvest Project, Grafton, MA 2008-present Volunteer, FUNFitness Screenings, Special Olympic of Massachusetts 2010 to present Guest trainer Etgar L Noar: peer mentoring program for Jewish children with disabilities 2003 Judge, Boston Public School Science Fair 2003 Mentor (informal) NU PT graduates 1998 present Simmons Alumnae Mentor Program Charter Member, Norwood Handicapped Commission, Town of Norwood, MA Service: Northeastern University University University Service Learning Advisory Board 2009 to present College: Bouve College Undergraduate Curriculum Committee Chair, Bouve College Undergraduate Academic Affairs Committee Global Early Intervention Network, working group Project Collaborative Teams Bouve College Interdisciplinary Clinic Committee Department: Alumni Committee 2003-present Faculty Search Committee , 2007-present Chair, Co-chair, Curriculum Committee , present Chair, ; Winter 1998 Service Learning Committee, Chair, 2008-present PT Club Faculty Mentor Class Representative present Continuing Education Committee Co-chair,

7 Honors & Awards Kenerson Faculty Scholar Awarded the first Kenerson Faculty Scholarship Award for commitment to improving the health of people in the urban community through interdisciplinary research and teaching activities. Continuing Education Providing School-Based Physical therapy Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 (IDEA), Section on Pediatrics, American Physical Therapy Association, Boston, MA July 15-16, 2011 Certificate of Training, Fundamentals of E-Learning, Northeastern University Online, College of Professional Studies, June 2011 Clinical Faculty Teaching Seminars, Northeastern University, Bouve College. February 2011, March 2011 Selecting Meaningful, Standardized Pediatric Outcome Measures for Children with Disabilities, APTA Online Learning Center, February MA Chapter APTA Annual Conference, November, 2010 Conference proceedings including Outcome Measures in Spinal Cord Injury PT CPI training, APTA Online Learning Center, June 2010 National APTA Conference, Boston, MA June 2010 Preconference workshop Advance Clinical Practice: Pediatric Medical Screening Conference proceedings including pediatric and neurological research platforms Federations of State Boards of Physical Therapy: NPTE Workshop for Faculty, Alexandria, VA April 2010 Combined Sections Meeting, APTA, San Diego, CA February 2010 MA Chapter APTA Annual Conference November 2009 Clinical Instructor credentialing preparation, APTA, September 2009 Moving forward in the treatment of pediatric neurological disorders, Gillette Children s Hospital Inaugural Pediatric Neurosciences Conference, Minneapolis, MN, May 2008 Eighth Annual Therapies in the School Conference, Milford, MA December 2007 World Congress of Physical Therapy, Vancouver, BC June 2007 Combined Sections Meeting, APTA Boston, MA February, 2007 Teaching with technology Northeastern University EdTech sponsored program, Northeastern University, Boston MA, January, 2007 Current Teaching Responsibilities in the Entry-Level Program: Human Development: PT5203 Psychosocial Management in Healthcare Seminar PT5161 Motor Control Lab PT5170 Neurological Management I: PT5209

8 Neurological Management I Lab: PT5210 Administration: PT6219 (guest lectures) PT Project I and II: PT5512 & PT5533 (Faculty Mentor) Pediatrics Advanced Clinical Topics elective: PT6231