Amanda Dillard

Amanda Dillard is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at Harding University's College of Allied Health. She serves as Director of Clinical Education and teaches courses in Foundational Clinical Skills, General Medical/Post-Surgical Care, Clinical Reasoning, and Clinical Education. Her clinical expertise spans inpatient rehab, skilled nursing, and acute care settings with special focus on ICU, CCU, and stroke unit treatments.

Education:

• Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.), Harding University College of Allied Health (2015–2018)
• Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science, Harding University (2011–2015)

Research & Clinical Focus: Prioritizes clinical education innovation and advancing care in critical care environments. Her work integrates evidence-based practices for post-surgical and stroke rehabilitation in acute care settings.

Advising & Professional Experience:

• Directed Clinical Education program development
• Prior clinical roles at Baptist Health, Unity Health Inpatient Rehab, and Incite Rehab

Labs/Teams: Oversees clinical education coordination within Harding's Physical Therapy Department.