Rehabilitation Science

She received the Nancy Talbot Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship from the American Occupational Therapy Foundation.

A new UF and USC training program provides early career rehabilitation researchers with training, mentoring and resources to become independent investigators.

Hundreds of PHHP students and faculty — and attendees from across campus — came together over two days to listen and learn from each other at the third annual PHHP Days.

Nine students were recognized for their accomplishments in the classroom, campus and the broader community.

The event showcased groundbreaking scientific research and gave students a chance to connect with experts in the field of rehabilitation science.

She received the highly competitive Intervention Research Grant from the American Occupational Therapy Foundation, one of the most distinguished awards for early-career researchers.

The selection committee cited Smith’s achievements in developing innovative respiratory evaluation and rehabilitation approaches to preserve independent breathing in vulnerable patient populations.

Oluwafemi Adegbemigun is a fourth-year Rehabilitation Science Ph.D. student. He is mentored by Dr. Dorian Rose. Hometown Ondo State, Nigeria Mentor Dr. Dorian Rose Briefly describe your research area My research focuses on balance control during forward and backward gait initiation in individuals post-stroke to enhance fall risk assessment…

Rehabilitation science alumna Alicia Vose is investigating how neurologic injuries affect laryngeal function, swallowing and airway protection.

The University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions Office of Research would like to congratulate college faculty members who have received 2025 seed funding from the university to support their work. Recipients include: Dr. Andrew Judge Principal investigator: Andrew Judge, Ph.D., professor,Department of Physical…