Angeline A. Bowman

Angeline A. Bowman serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Michigan Medical School, where she also holds roles as Physician/Clinical Advisor and Medical Director. Her clinical and academic work focuses on complex rehabilitation medicine with emphasis on pediatric and neurological conditions.

Dr. Bowman's research spans rehabilitation medicine, cerebral palsy management, spinal cord injury care, and health equity. Her investigations into grip strength measurement in cerebral palsy, racial disparities in pediatric rehabilitation, and medication trajectories reveal her commitment to evidence-based clinical practice and addressing systemic inequities in care delivery. She actively contributes to clinical guidelines including Trisomy 18 management protocols.

Her publication portfolio demonstrates consistent scholarly output with seven recent works (2022-2024) primarily in rehabilitation medicine journals, showing particular focus on cerebral palsy across the lifespan, neurorehabilitation methodologies, and pandemic-related functional outcomes. The research exhibits strong interdisciplinary collaboration across medical specialties.

Available for mentoring through the University of Michigan's programs, Dr. Bowman integrates clinical leadership as Medical Director with academic responsibilities. Her work on non-verbal children with complex needs and spinal cord injury care highlights her specialization in multidisciplinary rehabilitation approaches for vulnerable patient populations.