
Neeraj Kumar
Associate Professor · Adult Rehabilitation
University of St. Augustine for Health SciencesAbout
Dr. Neeraj Kumar is an Associate Professor in the Department of PT Programs at the College of Rehabilitative Sciences, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Dallas, TX. He specializes in Adult Rehabilitation, Geriatrics, Neurological Disorders, and Healthcare Education. Dr. Kumar is a licensed physical therapist in India, New York, and Texas, with board certifications in Neurologic Physical Therapy and Vestibular Rehabilitation.
Education:
- Bachelor’s in Physiotherapy (1996), Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India
- Master’s in Sports Physiotherapy (1998), Guru Nanak Dev University, India
- PhD in Rehabilitation Science (2009), State University of New York, Buffalo
- Doctor of Physical Therapy (2016), Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Research Interests: Dr. Kumar focuses on understanding postural control mechanisms in aging populations and individuals with neuropathology. His work emphasizes developing interventions to improve balance, reduce fall risks, and enhance functional outcomes. His studies are published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at academic conferences.
Professional Contributions: Dr. Kumar has secured funding through four grants and serves as a peer reviewer for journals and textbooks. He actively participates in university committees and is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA),曾担任TPTA Permian Basin District President.
Teaching & Leadership: With 15+ years in education and administration, he has held roles such as Regional Dean at Texas Tech and Assistant Professor at Saveetha College of Physiotherapy. His teaching focuses on Neuromuscular Physical Therapy, Geriatric Practice, and Evidence-Based Medicine.
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