WashU Medicine Physical Therapy

WashU Medicine Physical Therapy WashU Medicine Physical Therapy is one of the most respected physical therapy programs in the United States.

📣Only 2 sessions left!! Join us for a WashU Medicine Physical Therapy Women's Health Residency Virtual Information Sessi...
11/04/2025

📣Only 2 sessions left!! Join us for a WashU Medicine Physical Therapy Women's Health Residency Virtual Information Session!

Our residency offers a unique blend of evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary collaboration, and individualized learning experiences to help you grow into an expert clinician in pelvic health.

Register here or at the link in our bio: https://wustl.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1AeK1WKRLOicw5g

🗣️Fall 2025 Research Seminar: Tuesday, Nov. 4!Join us in Rm 1235 at 4444 Forest Park Ave Building at 12:10pm CST for "Ma...
11/02/2025

🗣️Fall 2025 Research Seminar: Tuesday, Nov. 4!

Join us in Rm 1235 at 4444 Forest Park Ave Building at 12:10pm CST for "Making Sense of Low Back Pain in Parkinson Disease" with Dr. Ryan Duncan.

Want to stay up-to-date on our seminar series and receive calendar invites to join virtually? Join our mailing list at the link in our bio.

10/31/2025

WashU DPT Halloween 2025 did not disappoint! and spent the lunch hour trick or treating and telling jokes throughout the Program offices continuing the tradition! 🎃 👻 🍭

The Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy just published its final print issue and will now move fully digital!WashU ...
10/28/2025

The Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy just published its final print issue and will now move fully digital!

WashU PT authors had a strong showing, contributing four of the eight articles featured in this historic edition:

Chelsea Macpherson – Telehealth for people with cerebellar ataxia

Ryan Duncan, Kerri Rawson, Linda Van Dillen, and Gammon Earhart – Physical therapy for people with Parkinson disease and deep brain stimulation

Keith Lohse – Statistical guidance for authors and reviewers

Beth Crowner – Building capacity for knowledge translation in rehabilitation

👏 Congratulations to our authors for their impactful work and contributions to advancing neurologic physical therapy research.

WashU PT at the ANPT Conference!Our faculty and clinicians shared their expertise and advanced the conversation in neuro...
10/23/2025

WashU PT at the ANPT Conference!

Our faculty and clinicians shared their expertise and advanced the conversation in neurologic physical therapy at the ANPT Conference this past weekend.

🧠 Thursday:
Dr. Beth Crowner moderated the Moving Forward Forum – Neuro PT in the Real World: Individualizing Care for Complex Patients with Context-Driven Decision Making.
💪 Friday:
Dena Priluck co-presented with Jennifer Anderson (SLU) on Breathing Life into Rehab: Respiratory Muscle Training for People with Neurologic Conditions.
Dr. Beth Hughes presented Redefining Rehabilitation in Recovery in ALS: A Case Report on SOD-1 ALS.
🌟 Saturday:
Dr. Dena Priluck and Dr. Kate Mueth presented Cerebral Palsy Across the Lifespan: Managing Function, Wellness, and Quality of Life Through PT.
Dr. Beth Hughes and Dr. Mary Crumley. shared Challenges in Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo: A Video Approach to Atypical Presentations.

We’re proud of our team for representing WashU PT and contributing to the profession’s continued growth and innovation!

Exploring the art of movement - literally!WashU PT learners spent time at the engaging with paintings and sculptures t...
10/21/2025

Exploring the art of movement - literally!
WashU PT learners spent time at the engaging with paintings and sculptures that capture the human form. Through these works, they reflected on physical embodiment, perspective, and how empathy and understanding shape patient care.

📣Join us for a WashU Medicine’s Physical Therapy Orthopaedic Residency Virtual Information Session on Oct. 23rd! See how...
10/21/2025

📣Join us for a WashU Medicine’s Physical Therapy Orthopaedic Residency Virtual Information Session on Oct. 23rd! See how our renowned faculty and evidence-based curriculum will prepare you to excel as an expert orthopedic clinician.

Register here or at the link in our bio: https://wustl.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9p2UVsuJaD0V4l8?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacbxzkC4VO_YVdFrn11j8g5N8u7MHgGhoBEMCe4i89L5kaG85PCDPcptztwxQ_aem_hDb4KEn8krjEoPDPEa5OZw

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🎓 WashU PT at the Education Leadership Conference!This past weekend, our faculty traveled to Kansas City to share their ...
10/20/2025

🎓 WashU PT at the Education Leadership Conference!

This past weekend, our faculty traveled to Kansas City to share their scholarship, connect with colleagues, and represent WashU PT at the Education Leadership Conference (ELC).

Here’s a look at their presentations:

Friday, Oct. 17
Engagement, Advocacy, and Lifelong Learning: The Combined Hats Meeting as a Dynamic Capstone Experience
Corey Woldenberg, Ryan Duncan, and Tracy Spitznagle

Saturday, Oct. 18
Effect of a Group Exam on Learning Retention in DPT Education
Jeffrey D. Konrad

Sunday, Oct. 19
Intended and Unintended Consequences of Competency-Based Education: A Continuous Reflective Critique
Steven B. Ambler

Innovating Pain Education: Navigating Curricular Approaches and Best Practices in DPT Programs
Corey Woldenberg, Jeb Helms, and Sorcha Martin

We’re proud of our faculty for advancing PT education through collaboration, innovation, and leadership.

🗣️Fall 2025 Research Seminar: Tuesday, Oct. 21!Join us in Rm 1235 at 4444 Forest Park Ave Building at 12:10pm CST for "R...
10/19/2025

🗣️Fall 2025 Research Seminar: Tuesday, Oct. 21!

Join us in Rm 1235 at 4444 Forest Park Ave Building at 12:10pm CST for "Rethinking Cortical Reorganization: The Impact of Lesion Location on Post stroke Reorganizations and Implications for Neuromodulation-driven Rehabilitation" with Dr. David Bundy.

Want to stay up-to-date on our seminar series and receive calendar invites to join virtually? Complete the form at the link in our bio.

📣Join us for a WashU Medicine’s Physical Therapy Women's Health Residency Virtual Information Session on Oct. 21st!Our r...
10/19/2025

📣Join us for a WashU Medicine’s Physical Therapy Women's Health Residency Virtual Information Session on Oct. 21st!

Our residency offers a unique blend of evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary collaboration, and individualized learning experiences to help you grow into an expert clinician in pelvic health.

Register here or at the link in our bio: https://wustl.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1AeK1WKRLOicw5g

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🗣WashU Medicine Physical Therapy faculty will be giving presentations at the 20th Annual Physical Therapy Education Lead...
10/16/2025

🗣WashU Medicine Physical Therapy faculty will be giving presentations at the 20th Annual Physical Therapy Education Leadership Conference (ELC), hosted by the American Council of Academic Physical Therapy (ACAPT) and the APTA Academy of Education from tomorrow, October 17th – 19th in Kansas City, MO.

Check our stories each day this weekend to stay up-to-date with our WashU Med PT presenters!

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4444 Forest Park Avenue, Ste 1101
St. Louis, MO
63108

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+13142861400

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