CURRICULUM VITAE. University of Colorado Denver, Aurora, CO Doctor of Physical Therapy (tdpt)

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Sharon L. Jordan, PT, MA Address: E. 17 th Ave. Mailstop C244, Aurora, CO Telephone: Name of Educational Program and Institution: Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus Education: University of Colorado Denver, Aurora, CO Doctor of Physical Therapy (tdpt) University of Colorado, Denver, CO MA in Anthropology State University of New York, Buffalo, NY BS in Physical Therapy Licensure Information/Registration Number: Colorado #1410 (active) Certifications (eg, ABPTS): N/A Employment and Positions Held: 2003-present Senior Instructor, Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Assistant Director of Clinical Education, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Instructor, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Physical Therapist Specialist, University Hospital, Denver, CO Consultant, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Staff Physical Therapist, HealthSouth Rehabilitation Center of Englewood (formerly Englewood Physical Therapy), Englewood, CO Assistant Administrator, Englewood Physical Therapy, Englewood, CO On-call Physical Therapist, Craig Hospital, Englewood, CO Staff Physical Therapist, Floor Supervisor, Craig Hospital, Englewood, CO

2 Page 2 of Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Trainee, 6 months, Kaiser Rehabilitation Hospital, Vallejo, CA Staff Physical Therapist, Orthopaedische Klinik, Ziegelhausen, West Germany Staff Physical Therapist; 6 months, Acting Chief Physical Therapist, Baederklinik Valens Rehabilitationzentrum, Valens, Switzerland Staff Physical Therapist, Children s Specialized Hospital, Mountainside, NJ Peer Reviewed Publications: Schenkman M, Jordan S, Backstrom K, et al. Functional movement training for recurrent low back pain: lessons from a pilot randomized controlled trial. PM&R. (accepted for publication 2009). Peer Reviewed Scientific and Professional Presentations: Jordan S, Valvano J. Strategies for teaching a key component of a patient transfer technique to physical therapy students [poster]. Annual Conference, APTA. Denver, CO; June Schenkman M, Jordan S, Roman M, et al. Movement education and self-management for individuals with recurrent low back pain: results of a pilot randomized, controlled intervention [platform Q&A]. Combined Sections Meeting, APTA. New Orleans, LA; Abstract published in J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2004;34:A Hearty T, Demmon K, Jordan S, Schenkman M. Physical functional performance: a matched comparison between adults with and without low back pain [poster]. Combined Sections Meeting, APTA. New Orleans, LA; Jordan S, Roman M, Kohrt W, et al. Validity of continuous scale-physical functional test for people with recurrent low back pain [poster]. Combined Section Meeting, APTA. Tampa, FL; Abstract published in J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2003:33:A-34. Heriza C, Jordan S. Motor control and motor learning: implications for your practice [copresenter]. Colorado Chapter American Physical Therapy Association Spring Conference. April Abstracts: See Peer Reviewed Scientific and Professional Presentations. Non-Peer Reviewed Publications: Stelzner D, Rodriguez J, Krapfl, Jordan S, Schenkman M. Instructor s adherence protocol: stay active with parkinson s disease program. Funded by National Institute of Child Health, and Human Development Grant. Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; 2004.

3 Page 3 of 6 Rodriguez J, Stelzner D, Krapfl B, Jordan S, Schenkman M. Instructor s balance & function protocol: stay active with parkinson s disease program. Funded by National Institute of Child Health, and Human Development Grant. Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Videotapes: Riegger-Krugh C, Krugh J, Jordan S. Cane Tips. Cane Video for Seniors Clinic in University Hospital. Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO: Produced by Krugh J;1998: 10 minutes. Non-Peer Reviewed Presentations: Jordan S. Mobilization, stretching, and physical agents used in physical therapy. Annual PM&R resident lecture, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; 2005-present. Jordan S. Physical therapy maximizing function. General Internal Medicine, Grand Rounds, University of Colorado Hospital. Denver, CO; November 13, Jordan S. Movement education and self-management for individuals with recurrent low back pain: results of a pilot randomized controlled trial. Spine Center Conference. October 6, Jordan S. Physical therapy management of pain. Rheumatology resident lecture, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; December 20, Jordan S. Physical therapy management of pain. PM&R resident lecture, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; December 14, Jordan S, Akuthota V. Get back strong. Inservice at Community Center. Denver, CO; October 18, Jordan S, Akuthota V. Get back strong. Inservice at 24 Hr Fitness. Denver, CO; September 20, Jordan S. Physical therapy management of pain. PM&R resident lecture, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; April 28, Jordan S. Validity of continuous scale-physical functional performance test for people with recurrent low back pain at 14 th Annual Rocky Mountain Multidisciplinary Research Symposium. Denver, CO; March Funded/In Review Grant Activity: Schenkman M (PI). Comparison of three exercise interventions for people with recurrent low back pain. Physical Therapy Foundation, ($40,000) [role: participated in study design and providing physical therapy interventions] Other Research and Scholarly Activity: Co-designed survey on use of Strauss Library Collection in Health Sciences Library on

4 Page 4 of 6 Anschutz Medical Campus Continuing Education Workshops Conducted/Organized: Jordan S. Body Mechanics and Back Injury Prevention Classes for UCD employees of CSA Facilities Operations. Anschutz Medical Campus, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; October 14-15, Membership in Scientific/Professional Organizations: American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) o Education Section o Orthopedic Section Consultative and Advisory Positions Held: N/A Community Service: Volunteer Physical Therapist for individuals who are homeless, Physical Therapist Student Clinic at Stout Street Clinic. current Volunteer, Colorado American Physical Therapy s Body in Balance booth, Annual 9 Health Fair current. Coordinator, Physical Therapy Booth, American on the Move event, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Coordinator, Physical Therapy Booth, Aurora Public Schools Health Fair. Aurora, CO; January 18, Coordinator, Physical Therapy Booth, Get Fitz Walk Festival, University Colorado Hospital. Aurora, CO; June 14, Services to the University/College/School on Committees/Councils/Commissions: University of Colorado Denver: Member: Committee Strauss Complementary and Indigenous Medicine Collection in the Health Sciences Library, 2007-present Physical Therapy Program: Member: Curriculum Committee, 2007-present Chairperson: Awards and Scholarship Committee, 2000-present Honors and Awards: N/A

5 Page 5 of 6 Continuing Education Attended: Boissonnault W. Diagnostic imaging for PTs and NSAIDs: our patients friend or foe. Marquette Challenge Lecture Series, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; March 13, Sahrmann S. Movement systems impairment of the low back pain. Marquette Challenge Lecture Series, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; November 1, Bezner J. The future is health - tools for helping patients achieve more than the status quo Colorado Chapter Fall Symposium, APTA. Aurora, CO; October 25, 2008 (½ day). Scherer S, Hammerich A, Tschoepe B. Integrating health promotion into your physical therapy practice: essential tools. Colorado Chapter Fall Symposium, APTA. Aurora, CO; October 25, 2008 (½ day). Therapeutic modalities: an evidence-based approach. Cross Country Education. Colorado Springs, CO; July 12, Powers C. Patellofemoral pain: a critical review of evaluation and treatment techniques for physical therapists. Marquette Challenge Lecture Series, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; April 11, Johnson G, Johnson V. Functional manual therapy & kinesthetic training for the lumbar spine. Colorado Chapter Spring Conference, APTA. Aurora, CO; March 29, Sullivan K. Innovations in neurorehabilitation: interventions to enhance walking recovery. Marquette Challenge Lecture Series, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; November 10, Fall Symposium, Colorado Chapter, APTA. Denver, CO; November 3, Annual Conference, APTA. Denver, CO; June Shumway-Cook A, Lord S, Robinson C, Kelly V. Measuring mobility: from theory to practice [pre-conference course]. Annual Conference, APTA. Denver, CO; June 27, Fritz, J. Evidence for classification-based management of patients with neck pain. Marquette Challenge Lecture Series, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; April 7, DeRosa C. Anatomical basis of resistance exercises for mechanical shoulder disorders. Marquette Challenge Lecture Series, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; March 3, Childs J. Evidence-based examination and intervention for patients with cervical spine disorders. Evidence in Motion. Denver, CO; August 26-27, Evidence-Based Health Care Workshop. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Vail, CO; August 6-10, 2006 (4½ days). Delitto A. A classification approach to the management of low back pain. Marquette Challenge

6 Page 6 of 6 Lecture Series, University of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO; August, 5, Magel J. Evidence-based examination and intervention for patients with low back pain. Evidence in Motion. Denver, CO; April 29-30, 2006 (2 days). Cameron M. Light and laser. California Education Connection. Denver, CO; June 5, Goodman C. Differential diagnosis in physical therapy. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO February 27-28, Geraci M.The functional kinetic chain: focus on prevention. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; February 13-14, 2004 (1½ days). Current Teaching Responsibilities in the Entry-Level Program (in sequence, by quarter or semester): Summer Semester: Fall Semester: DPTR 5001: Clinical Anatomy I, palpation section, assist in Labs DPTR 5002: Foundations in Physical Therapy, assist in Labs DPTR 7731: Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Course Coordinator DPTR 5101: Movement Science I, assist in Labs DPTR 5151: Motor Control/Motor Learning, Combined Lab with TI DPTR 5203: Clinical Skills: Therapeutic Intervention (TI), Course Coordinator Spring Semester: DPTR 5301: Medical Conditions I, assist in Labs DPTR 5611: Patient Care Seminar I, Mentor DPTR 6702: Professional Topics II: Differential Diagnosis in Practice, Course Coordinator