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Britt St. John, PhD, MPH, OTR/L

New study will explore barriers to feeding care for autistic children

Assistant Professor Britt St. John, PhD, MPH, OTR/L, has received funding through the ACT4Rehab K12 program to study the challenges families face when seeking feeding-related care for autistic children.
Neelwant Sandhu, MD

Neelwant Sandhu, MD

Pronouns: he/him/hisNeelwant Sandhu, MD, is a board certified physical medicine and rehabilitation physician. He is a Clinical Associate [...]
Faculty category:FacultyFellowship Program:Sports Medicine Fellowship
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Kathleen Cummer, PT, DPT, PhD

Pronouns: she/her/hersKathleen Cummer is a physical therapist and Acting Assistant Professor in the Division of Physical Therapy within [...]
Sean Rundell, PT, DPT, PhD

Sean D. Rundell, PT, DPT, PhD

Pronouns: he/him/hisSean Rundell is a physical therapist, epidemiologist, and an associate professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. [...]

M. Elena Mendoza, PhD

We'll have M. Elena Mendoza's biography available soon.
Faculty category:Faculty
Heather Feldner, PT, MPT, PhD

Heather Feldner, MPT, PhD, PCS

Pronouns: she/her/hersHear my nameHeather Feldner is an associate professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, core faculty in [...]
Carolynn Patten, PhD, PT, FAPTA

Carolynn Patten, PhD, PT, FAPTA

Dr. Patten is a neuroscientist and physical therapist who specializes in assessment and treatment of motor dysfunction associated with aging [...]

Advanced Training Fellowship in Rehabilitation Policy Research

The fellowship is no longer accepting applicants. The grant period has ended and there is no additional funding. Thank you [...]
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Life in Seattle

Learn more about life at UW, UW Medicine, and Seattle.
Stan Herring, MD

From private practice to academic innovation: Sports & Spine at UW Medicine

Twenty years ago, Dr. Stan Herring joined UW Medicine. Today, the Division of Sports and Spine is 20 years old, and includes 19 doctors.
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Heather D. Evans, PhD

Heather Evans is a socio legal scholar who focuses on the ways in which institutions such as the law, higher [...]
Research Area:Disability & CommunityFaculty category:Faculty

Doctor of Physical Therapy

The Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the University of Washington offers an exceptional, well rounded, in person education for [...]

Research

The University of Washington Department of Rehabilitation Medicine has been recognized for decades as an international leader in rehabilitation research.
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Lin and Herring present sports emergency management session

Clinical Professor Cindy Lin, MD, FACSM, FAAPMR, and Clinical Professor Stanley A. Herring, MD, presented on managing cardiac, head, and spine emergencies in sports at the NATA EducATe: AOSSM Pre-Conference 2026 in Seattle.

Marty Roskoff, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT

Pronouns: he/him/hisMarty Roskoff is a physical therapist and teaching associate in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. He completed [...]
Faculty category:FacultyDegree program:Doctor of Physical Therapy
Tracy Herring, PhD

Tracy Herring, PhD

Tracy Herring is a rehabilitation psychologist and an assistant professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. She works with people [...]
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Wheelin’ on the Beach at Alki Beach, hosted by NWRSCIS

On August 6, join the Northwest Regional Spinal Cord Injury System for an afternoon on Alki Beach.
Daniel C. Norvell, MPT, PhD

Daniel C. Norvell, MPT, PhD

Dan Norvell is a U.S. Army Veteran who served with the 2nd Battalion/75th Ranger Regiment as their Chief [...]
Heather A. Feldner, PT, PhD, PCS, associate professor in the Division of Physical Therapy

Feldner receives NIH R01 grant for pediatric mobility research

Associate Professor Heather Feldner, PT, PhD, PCS, has received a five-year, $3 million National Institutes of Health (NIH) R01 grant to lead the DRIVE Study (Dynamic, Real-world Learning, Innovative Mobility, and Versatile Exploration).