Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, MPhty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT, OCS a.markowski@neu.edu NORHTEASTERN UNIVERSITY

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1 Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, MPhty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT, OCS a.markowski@neu.edu NORHTEASTERN UNIVERSITY EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy September 1990 June 1995 Northeastern University, Boston Massachusetts Recipient of the Veterans Affairs Academic Scholarship Magna cum laude Honors Society Masters of Physiotherapy Studies Manipulation December 1998 December 1999 University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Doctor of Physical Therapy January June 2007 Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts Continuing Education - please see attached page BOARD CERTIFICATION Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy 2011 FELLOWSHIP: APTA credentialed Manual Therapy Fellowship awarded 2000, 2011 LICENSURE INFORMATION Massachusetts License # to present New York License # to 2006 EMPLOYMENT Northeastern University, Boston Massachusetts Associate Clinical Professor for Physical Therapy Department Specializing in the Musculoskeletal practice pattern Physiotherapy Therapy Associates, Falmouth Massachusetts Per diem Physical Therapist Outpatient population Evidence in Motion, Louisville KY Faculty, Online continuing education courses Present Present 2010-Present Saint Vincent Hospital, Worcester, Massachusetts Senior Staff Therapist / Per diem Physical Therapist Acute, subacute and chronic orthopedic populations New England Baptist Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Senior Clinical Specialist / Clinical Assistant Professor for Northeastern University Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 1

2 Part- time clinical work with a diverse population the majority being young adult orthopedic Contracted to Northeastern University to teach in the physical therapy program part-time Milford Whitinsville Hospital Outpatient Clinic, Milford, Massachusetts Per Diem Physical Therapist / Clinical Consultant Adult and young adult clientele, majority involving subacute and chronic spinal pain Stratton Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Albany, New York Outpatient Staff Physical Therapist / Clinical Instructor Chronic and sub acute injuries, developed wheelchair and amputee clinics University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, Massachusetts Acute Care Per Diem Physical Therapist / Clinical Instructor Orthopedic, pediatric, trauma, neurological, burn unit and all associated ICU s Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital, Worcester, Massachusetts Per Diem Physical Therapist in rehabilitation setting Orthopedic, neurological, and pulmonary rehabilitation PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS Barker L, Markowski A. The Use of Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging to Document Physiological Changes Before and After Physical Therapy Treatment. JOSPT 2012; March in print Cahalin LP, Markowski A, Hickey M, Hayward LA. Cardiopulmonary Instructor's Perspective on a Standardized Patient Experience: Implications for Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Education. Cardiopulm Phys Ther J Sep;22(3): Cleland J, Markowski A, Childs J. The Cervical Spine: Physical Therapy Patient Management Utilizing Current Evidence. Orthopedic Section of the APTA for Home Study Module. Spring 2006 Hayward L, Blackmer B, Markowski A. Standardized Patients and Communities of Practice: A Realistic Strategy for Integrating the Core Values in a Physical Therapist Education Program. Journal of Physical Therapy Education. 2006; 20(2): PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Interactive Poster Presentation at American Academy of Orthopedic and Manual Physical Therapy Annual conference: Long term follow-up of a patient with multilevel cervical spinal fusions. R. Skwira PT DPT,. M.Corkery PT DPT MHS, A.Markowski PT DPT MSPT -San Antonio, TX 2010 Poster presentation at Northeastern University Research Expo: A Pilot study analyzing the effects of Chinese cupping as an adjunct treatment for patients with sub acute low back pain in relieving pain, stiffness and improving function. Investigators; Alycia Markowski PT,DPT Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 2

3 MPhySt, FAAOMPT, Jenna Pikowski, SPT Dan Fauvell SPT, David Cimino SPT, Scott Caplan SPT -Boston, MA 2010 Interactive Poster Presentation at IFOMT: The role of Rehabilitative Ultrasound Imaging in the acquisition of manual palpation Skills A. Markowski, L. Hayward, S.Prignanao, J. Hoedkand, H. Hechman. -Rotterdam, Netherlands 2008 Interactive Poster Presentation at IFOMT: Literature review of facet coupling in the lumbar spine M. Corkery A. Markowski -Rotterdam, Netherlands 2008 Poster presentation at Northeastern University Research Expo: Evaluation of Physical Therapy Faculty Palpation Skills Using Ultrasound Imaging, A Pilot Study Alycia Markowski PT,DPT MPhySt, FAAOMPT, Allison DeChristoforo SPT, Jessica Cunha SPT, Erin Maher SPT, Elizabeth Read SPT -Boston, MA 2008 Platform presentation at CSM: SOTL scholarship of teaching and learning Platform Presentation The impact on the curriculum after implementation of the standardized patient Hayward, L, Blackmer, B, Markowski, A, Hickey, M, Cahalin L -Boston, MA 2007 Key Note Speaker for American Physical Therapy Association MA chapter annual conference The Application and Utilization of Ultrasound Imaging/Sonography in the Physical Therapy Profession 5 contact hours -Marlborough, MA 2006 Key Note Speaker for American Physical Therapy Association MA chapter spring conference International Approach to Manual Therapy 5 contact hours -Norwood, MA 2005 Co-instructed, developed and marketed a post professional continuing education course on Advanced Cervical Spine Stabilization a two day lecture and lab course -Nashville, TN 2004 Instructed, developed and marked a post professional continuing education course on Advanced Evaluation and Treatment of the Thoracic Spine a two day lecture and lab course -Martha s Vineyard, MA 2003 In-service for Morton Hospital Physical Therapy Department on Mobilization with Movement and associated current concepts in Taping -Taunton, MA 2003 In-service for the St. Vincent Physical Therapy Department on Rotator Cuff Injuries -Worcester, MA 2003 Lecture series to the physician and health care providers at Northeastern University Lane Health Center on The Latest Developments in Physical Therapy Diagnosis and Treatment of the Spine -Boston MA 2002 Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 3

4 Lecture to the medical care providers at Fenway Community Health Center on The Latest Research on the Spine and Clinical Implications -Boston MA 2002 Annual presentation to the Northeastern University Law School students on The Prevention of Neck and Back Injuries -Boston MA 2001, 2002, 2003 Instructed, developed and marketed a post-professional continuing education course on Cervical Spine and Associated Shoulder Dysfunction a two-day lecture and lab course. -Martha s Vineyard, MA 2001 Instructed a post-professional continuing education course on The Cervical Spine, Research Based Clinical Practices with Gwen Jull, a two-day lecture and lab course -Chicago, IL 2000 Instructed a post-professional continuing education course on Physiotherapy Management of Cervicogenic Headaches with Gwen Jull, a two-day lecture and lab course. -Seattle, WA 2000 Poster presentation at the New England American Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference, Appraisal of Transversus Abdominis Retraining with the Use of Real-time Ultrasound for Biofeedback -Portland, ME 2000 GRANTS Insurance companies The Emerald Small Business Model Health and Wellness Program P.I. Alycia Markowski and Maureen Watkins Request is in process 52, Education and Technology Mobile Media Grant The application of mobile digital media to facilitate and streamline the creation of education/podcast material and the development of student faculty interactive assessments for use in the community and.classroom. Awarded: IPad2 Dec 2011 Undergraduate Research Grant Emerald Health and Wellness Project- Reducing Cardiovascular Risk Factors Faculty Supervisor, Alycia Markowski and Maureen Watkins Awarded: $ Fall 2011 Undergraduate Research Grant Emerald Health and Wellness Project- Heart Rate Recovery Group Faculty Supervisor, Alycia Markowski and Maureen Watkins Awarded: $ Fall 2011 Undergraduate Research Grant Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 4

5 The Effects of Exercise in Physical and Perceived HealthFaculty Supervisor, Alycia Markowski and Maureen Watkins Awarded: $ Fall 2011 APTA Foundation Research Grant Analysis of an evidence based employer sponsored health and wellness program on changes in vascular risk factors, perceived health, wellness and fitness P.I Alycia Markowski Submitted August 2011 for $40, Unfunded Undergraduate Research Grant A Pilot study analyzing the effects of Chinese cupping as an adjunct treatment for patients with sub acute low back pain in relieving pain, stiffness and improving function. Investigators: Jenna Pikowski, Dan Fauvell, David Cimino, Scott Caplan, Faculty Supervisor, Alycia Markowski Awarded: 1,000 Fall 2009 Education and Technology Digital Media Grant Designing and educational module to be utilized in Musculoskeletal evaluation and treatment PTG225 to create an online forum to further analyze therapeutic exercise prescription for specific patient case scenarios Awarded: Digital Camera with HD capabilities Fall 2009 Wellgate IBraclett Grant: Evaluate the comfort and benefits of the I bracelet on wrist pain while working at a computer station, Investigators: Lorna Hayward, Alycia Markowski and Larry Cahalin. Awarded 10,000 Fall 2007 Undergraduate Research Grant. Evaluating the effects of education on faculty palpation skills, Investigators: Liz Reed, Jessica Cuhna, Allison DeChristiforno, Erin Maher. Faculty Supervisor, Alycia Markowski. Awarded $1000: Fall 2007 Provost Internal Instructional Development Grant Uncovering Motor Control Mechanisms below the Surface: Real Time Ultrasound as Teaching Methodology for Physical Therapist Students. Awarded $5000: Spring Undergraduate Research Grant. Uncovering Motor Control Mechanisms below the surface. Investigators: Sara Prignanao, Jennifer Hoedke and Hiem Hechman under the supervision of Lorna Hayward and Alycia Markowski. Awarded $1000: Fall 2005 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Physical Therapy Association since Present Massachusetts Chapter member Orthopedic section Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 5

6 American Academy of Manual Therapy Present Accepted as a fellow of the Academy in 1999 Awarded 10 year fellowship renewal 2010 Education Committee Nominating Committee elected 2004 Chair (2006-7) International Affairs Committee present Standards Committee 2011-present Australian Physiotherapist Association Accepted as a member of Manual Physiotherapist Association CONSULTATIVE AND ADVISORY POSITIONS Editorial Review Board for Musculoskeletal Imaging Manuscripts for Journal of Orthopedic Sports Physical Therapy Dec Present COMMUNITY SERVICES Volunteered for Massage Therapy for Pan Mass Challenge 2010, 2011 Presented at Healthy Living Expo- Cape Cod, MA 2010, 2011 Participated in health fair for Liberty Mutual MA State House ergonomic assessments Annual Boston YMCA injury screening clinic SERVICES TO UNIVERSITY Bouve College of Health Sciences Fostering international partnerships with Australia- Bond University 2009 Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2010-present Undergraduate Academic Affairs Committee , , Chair 04, Graduate Open House 2008 Health Science Fridays present Alumni Host Committee Summer 2004 Annual Faculty Phonathon Spring present Pain Grand Rounds for the Interdisciplinary Committee Spring 2003 Physical Therapy Department Curriculum Committee , chair present Faculty Class representative , 2007-present Alumni Committee present, co-chair 2009-present Merit Committee , present Outcomes Committee , chair PT/ AT task force Continuing Education Committee PT Club advisor Musculoskeletal Steering Committee 2000 CONTINUING EDUCATION LAST 5 YEARS Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 6

7 2010 American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference SanAntonio, TX Evidence Based Practice of Musculoskeletal Imaging in Orthopedic Physical Therapy Boston MA 2009 American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference Washington DC Neurosurgeon evening lecture on Advances in Kyphoplasty- Barnstable, MA 6 contact hours American Physical Therapy Association South East MA Chapter Annual Conference - Cape Cod, MA 3 contact hours 2008 International Federation of Manual Physiotherapist Conference Rotterdam, Netherlands 40 contact hours American Physical Therapy Association South East MA Chapter Annual Conference- Cape Cod, MA 3 contact hours 2007 Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA Boston, MA 5 contact hours American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference St. Louis, MO 2006 Enrolled in the Transitional DPT at Northeastern University- Boston, MA Capstone Case Course 3 quarter hours American Physical Therapy Association MA Chapter Annual Conference- Marlboro, MA 6 contact hours American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference Charlotte, NC UNIVERSITY TEACHING LOAD Previous Courses Taught Primary Instructor for Neuro-Anatomy and Physiology PTH 1316 Course Coordinator for an Advanced PT processes course Advanced Orthopedic Evaluation and Treatment PTH 3550 Course Coordinator of Advanced Clinical Processes lecture and lab Upper Cervical Spine and Associated TMJ disorders PTH 3550 Instructor in Clinical Integration 2 PTH 3472 Honors Adjunct for PTH U527 Assistive Technology Lab Assistant Advanced Modalities and Integumentary Lab Coordinator Intro to Modalities Lab Assistant Course Coordinator for Motor Control Current Teaching Load Instructor in Musculoskeletal Evaluation and Treatment Part 1 Lecture/ Lab Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 7

8 Instruct and developed of the course content on peripheral joint mobilization, HVT, treatment progressions and mobilization with movement in accordance to the latest evidence. Co -Course Coordinator Integrated PT Practice A team designed course to cover practice patterns throughout the continuum of care. Focused on integrating new and old clinical knowledge through case based discussions Developed evaluation and peer review criteria. Used a peer taught model to integrate students class work with clinical and cooperative experiences. Improved the content and organization of the course as a result of student feedback, this included creating case based online modules for recitation. Co-Developed and implemented standardized patient assessment tools to include; case based online discussion, training community volunteers as patients, and student assessment, reflection and peer feedback. Course Coordinator for Musculoskeletal Evaluation and Treatment 2 Lecture/ Lab Developed spinal assessment and treatment modules addressing both cognitive and psychomotor learning styles to enhance students skills comprehension and retention. Supported the class and lab content based on recent research using technology, demonstration and evidence based literature. Introduced high velocity thrust into the curriculum, developed teaching modules and skill assessment. Mentor of PT Projects Co-advisor for a research group investigating the retraining the Transversus Abdominis Advised Instructed and developed of the course content on spinal joint mobilization. Co-Advised students creating an instruction manual for UE joint mobilization and treatment Co-Advised students creating an instruction manual for LE joint mobilization and treatment Co-Advised a group of students to assist in the research on teaching with technology Co-Advised students developing online teaching videos for musculoskeletal management Advisor a group researching the effects of education on faculty palpation skills Advisor to group researching the effects of Chinese cupping Co-advisor to group creating online educational modules and researching the effectiveness Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 8

9 Lab Instructor for Motor Control Created this course based on an assessment need, CAPTE requirements and the trend or evidence based practice Developed new lecture material, instructional videos and case studies presently assist in lab Course Coordinator for Diagnostic Imaging- Online DPT course Developed online lectures with associated clinical cases, developed and guided online small discussion groups, developed assessment learning modules Recitation Leader for Differential Diagnosis Developed cases requiring medical screening, clinical reasoning and diagnosis of complex patient case scenarios. Recitation section promotes analysis and integration of PT knowledge. Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 9

10 ALL CONTINUING EDUCATION 1996 Joyner Sports Medicine National Conference Hilton head, SC 22.5 contact hours Eighth Annual Stroke Rehabilitation Conference Boston, MA 12 contact hours On the Offensive for Coaches and Athletes Braintree, MA 6 contact hours The Impact of ADA on Clinical Education Needham, MA 1997 Counseling Strategies to Improve Student Performance Albany, NY Iontophoresis Update Saratoga, NY 1998 Maitland Approach to peripheral Joint Mobilization Saratoga, NY Amputee Running Clinic Glens Falls, NY 12 contact hours 1999 The Complex Shoulder by Sally Hess Taronga, Queensland 12 contact hours Diagnosis and Dynamic Assessment and Management of the Complex Shoulder by Mary Magarey and Mark Jones - St Lucia, Queensland Real-time Ultrasound Application and Equipment by Julie Hides - Taronga, Queensland 20 contact hours 2000 International Federation of Manual Physiotherapist Conference Perth, Australia 40 contact hours Mulligan Nags and Snags - Perth, Australia 20 contact hours Pain Core Curriculum Milford, MA 2.1 contact hours 2001 New England American Physical Therapy Conference - Portland, ME 16 contact hours Advance Shoulder Rehabilitation Portland, ME 4 contact hours 2002 American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference Orlando, FL 2004 International Federation of Manual Physiotherapist Conference Cape Town, South Africa 40 contact hours Arthritic Athletic Knee- Boston, MA Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 10

11 2004 American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference Louisville, KY Amputee current treatment at rehabilitation- Stoughton, MA 12 contact hours 2005 Ten Easy Ways to Loose your License Boston, MA 1.5 contact hours Enrolled in the Transitional DPT at Northeastern University- Boston, MA Medical Screening 4 quarter hours Diagnostic Imaging 4 quarter hours Nutrition 4 quarter hours Pharmacology 3 quarter hours 2006 Enrolled in the Transitional DPT at Northeastern University- Boston, MA Capstone Case Course 3 quarter hours American Physical Therapy Association MA Chapter Annual Conference- Marlboro, MA 6 contact hours American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference Charlotte, NC 2007 Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA Boston, MA 5 contact hours American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference St. Louis, MO 2008 International Federation of Manual Physiotherapist Conference Rotterdam, Netherlands 40 contact hours American Physical Therapy Association South East MA Chapter Annual Conference- Cape Cod, MA 3 contact hours 2009 American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference Washington DC Neurosurgeon evening lecture on advances in Kyphoplasty- Barnstable, MA 6 contact hours American Physical Therapy Association South East MA Chapter Annual Conference - Cape Cod, MA 3 contact hours 2010 American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy Annual Conference SanAntonio, TX Evidence Based practice of Musculoskeletal Imaging in Orthopedic Physical Therapy Boston MA Alycia Marie Markowski PT, DPT, M Phty S (manipulative), FAAOMPT 11