Jamie Dyson

Jamie Dyson is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Physical Therapy Department at A.T Still University (Independence Campus). With over 30 years of acute care experience specializing in critical care, trauma, burns, and post-acute sequelae of COVID-19, their teaching focuses on cardiopulmonary, pharmacology, and complex patient cases. They emphasize clinical application of knowledge through real-world scenarios and student-centered learning.

• Bachelor’s in Physical Therapy: Northeastern University
• T-DPT (Doctor of Physical Therapy): A.T Still University

Research interests include optimizing care for ICU survivors and addressing long-term effects of critical illness, particularly post-COVID-19 mobility challenges. Teaching strategies prioritize critical thinking and evidence-based practice, blending personal and professional experiences to foster clinical problem-solving. Beyond academia, Dyson teaches Jujitsu, a passion integrated into their holistic approach to physical and educational development.

No scientific awards, grants, or formal advisees are listed. The text highlights advocacy for acute care physical therapy’s role in the care continuum and mentoring future leaders in the profession.