Department of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Science Grand Rounds
The Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science hosts bimonthly Grand Rounds that is open to all clinicians and researchers interested in the topic of rehabilitation. Presentations are held every other month from 7am to 8am via zoom (registration is not required.)
Tuesday, October 14, 2025 7-8am PST
Dr. Jeannie Bailey, PhD
More information soon!
For our next session, we have invited Jeannie Bailey, PhD, more information to come!
This session will be recorded and uploaded here. Session Moderated by Rich Souza & Cathy Hoang (meeting ID: 943 2594 3635; passcode: 679151). join us via zoom here!
Upcoming 2025 Speakers
- December 9, 2025: Catherine Lang, PT, PhD
Eligibility to present at Grand Rounds:
- People with relevant expertise in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science are eligible for this program.
- This includes but is not limited to colleagues, peers, speakers from all professional levels (Junior-Senior investigators, Assistant Professors, Professors), research, clinical, basic science, etc. within UCSF or outside of UCSF.
- If you have suggestions for topics to discuss or an interest in speaking at an upcoming Grand Rounds session, please contact Dr. Cathy Hoang at [email protected].
UCSF does not use race, gender, sex, or other protected categories or proxies for protected categories in the selection process.
Recent Grand Rounds Talks:
If you missed one of our recent Grand Rounds discussions, please check out the recordings linked below!
Implementation of a telehealth-based blood flow restriction (bfr) LOAN PROGRAMIvan Arriaga, PT, DPT
crossroads between obesity, sarcopenia, and osteoarthritis: key issues and insights for rehabilitation professionals Kristine Godziuk, PhD
UNLOCKING POTENTIAL: EXPLORING INDIVIDUAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS FOR CLINICAL EDUCATOR ENGAGEMENT IN TEACHING DEVELOPMENT Erin Green, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT
the unrecognized and underappreciated musculoskeletal consequences of diabetes: implications for rehabilitation Victor Cheuy, PhD
the conundrum of arm nonuse after unilateral stroke: they can, but do they? Shailesh Kantak, PhD
the conundrum of arm nonuse after unilateral stroke: they can, but do the Nora Fritz, PT, DPT, PhD, NCS