How To Get A Phd In Physical Therapy

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1 Barbara Bailey Gresham, PT, PhD, GCS 2475 Culpepper Lane China Spring, TX CURRICULUM VITAE Education: Texas Woman s University Dallas, Texas Physical Therapy with emphasis on Educational Administration PhD Dissertation: Program, Institution, and Productivity Characteristics as Predictors of Physical Therapy Education Program Graduation Rates and Licensure Pass Rates Baylor University Biology/Physiology MS Thesis: Effects of Vitamin E on Endurance During Exhaustive Exercise and Following Inactivity University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, Texas Physical Therapy BS Angelo State University San Angelo, Texas Major/Minor: Biology/Chemistry Licensure: Texas Physical Therapy License # Certifications: American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists Certified Clinical Specialist in Geriatrics, 5/16/2011 Texas Consortium for Physical Therapy Clinical Education Certified Clinical Instructor, 10/17/2009

Characteristics as Predictors of Physical Therapy Education Program Graduation Rates and Licensure Pass Rates Baylor University 1993 1995 Biology/Physiology MS Thesis: Effects of Vitamin E on

2 Employment and Positions Held: Associate Professor and Director Doctor of Physical Therapy Program University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Belton, Texas December present Director of Rehabilitation Services Baylor Scott & White Health - Hillcrest Jan 2010 Dec 2013 Therapy Manager Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center May 2006 Jan 2010 Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education Physical Therapist Assistant Program Program Director Physical Therapist Assistant Program Contract therapist for various home health, outpatient and skilled nursing facilities PTA Program Faculty Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center Crawford Physical Therapy

Coordinator of Clinical Education Physical Therapist Assistant Program 1999-2006 Program Director Physical Therapist Assistant Program 1987-1999 Contract therapist for

3 Physical Therapy Director Llano Memorial Hospital Llano, Texas Lufkin Memorial Hospital Lufkin, Texas Peer Reviewed Publications/Books: Gresham B, Thompson M, Luedkte-Hoffmann K, Tietze M. Institutional and Program Factors Predict Physical Therapist Assistant Program Graduation Rate and Licensure Examination Pass Rate. Journal of Physical Therapy Education (accepted 3/31/15). Gresham, B. Concepts of Evidence Based Practice for Physical Therapist Assistants. Philadelphia PA: F. A. Davis, Co; 2015 Task Force for the Development of Student Clinical Performance Instruments. (Roach KE, Gandy J, Deusinger SS, Clark S, Gramet P, Gresham B, Hagler P, Lewthwaite R, May BJ, Sanders B, Strube MJ, Rainey Y) (2002). The development and testing of APTA clinical performance instruments. Journal of Physical Therapy, 82(4), Peer-Reviewed Presentations: Gresham B, Luedtke-Hoffmann K, Tietze M, Thompson M. Institutional and Program Factors Predict Physical Therapist Program Graduation Rate and Licensure Examination Pass Rate (poster). American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, February Gresham B, Luedtke-Hoffmann K, Tietze M, Thompson M. Institutional and Program Factors Predict Physical Therapist Assistant Program Graduation Rate and Licensure Examination Pass Rate (poster). American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, February Gresham B, Trammell K. Developing Effective PT/PTA Teams. Texas Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference, Galveston TX, October Gresham B. Ethics: Integrity and Accountability in Physical Therapy Practice. Texas Physical Therapy Association Heart of Texas District Meeting, Waco TX, Feb 2014, April Gresham B. Maintaining Professional Integrity in a Challenging Health Care Environment. American Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference, Tampa Florida, June

Gresham, B. Concepts of Evidence Based Practice for Physical Therapist Assistants. Philadelphia PA: F. A. Davis, Co; 2015 Task Force for the Development of Student Clinical Performance Instruments.

4 Gresham B. Medicare Update for FY12: Post-Acute Care. Texas Physical Therapy Association Heart of Texas District Meeting, Waco TX, September Invited Presentations: Gresham B. Implementing Change: One Facility s Experience Implementing the UDS PRO-Doc System. Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation Annual Conference, Buffalo, New York, August Gresham B. RC Task Force Update: Future Role of the Physical Therapist Assistant. Texas Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference, Austin TX, October APTA Task Force for the Development of Student Clinical Performance Instruments. The Clinical Performance Instrument for PTs and PTAs (panel presentation). American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting, Atlanta, GA, February Gresham B. Dealing with the Exceptional Student. Texas Physical Therapy Association Heart of Texas District Meeting, Waco TX, November Honors and Awards: NISOD (National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development) Teaching Excellence Award, 1997 Service to the Profession: American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists (ABPTS) Specialization Academy of Content Experts, Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), APTA Chair, Commissioner, , On-Site Reviewer, , , 2009-present Reader/Consultant, , , 2009-present American Physical Therapy Association Member, 1979-present Section Member: Education, Acute Care, Research, and Geriatrics Member, Educational Programs for the PTA Task Force, House of Delegates, Texas Chapter, , Member, RC Task Force on Future Role of the PTA, Consultant, Coalitions for Consensus (Normative Model for PTA Education), 1997 Co-Chair, Task Force for Development of Clinical Performance Instrument, Texas Physical Therapy Association Nominating Committee, Reviewer, Continuing Competence Approval Program, 2012-present 4

RC 40-01 Task Force Update: Future Role of the Physical Therapist Assistant. Texas Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference, Austin TX, October 2002.

5 District Vice-Chair, Heart of Texas District, present Vector Study Task Force, 1997 Texas Consortium of PTA Educators Member and held various offices, including Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer between 1992 and 2006 Service to the Institution: University of Mary Hardin-Baylor: Program Development Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Graduate Council Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center: Stroke Committee (achieved Jt. Commission Stroke Certification) Orthopedic/Total Joint Committee (working toward Jt. Commission Joint Program Certification) Rehab Unit Leadership Committee (achieved Commission on Accreditation of Rehab Facilities Certification for Inpatient Rehab Unit and Stroke Specialty) Electronic Documentation Development Committee for Rehab Unit : SACS Committee Chair for SACS Self-Study Report, 1992 CAPTE Accreditation Self-Study Reports, 1992, 2000 Numerous committees including Health Careers Committee, Wellness Committee, Tartan Scholar Selection Committee, Commencement Committee, PTA Advisory Committee Service to the Community: Waco High School Parent-Teacher-Student Association President, Waco High School Parent-Teacher-Student Association Officer, Waco Striders, current member and volunteer Friends for Life volunteer Wounded Warriors volunteer 5

Committee (achieved Jt. Commission Stroke Certification) Orthopedic/Total Joint Committee (working toward Jt.

Stefanie D. Palma, PT, DPT, MEd, NCS, CBIS

Stefanie D. Palma, PT, DPT, MEd, NCS, CBIS Associate Dean for the College of Health Sciences & Professions Univ. of North Georgia Dahlonega, GA 30597 EDUCATION Post-Professional Doctorate of Physical Therapy