Pablo Mleziva

Pablo Mleziva, DPT is an Associate Professor at the School of Allied Health Professions, Loma Linda University, specializing in Physical Therapy. Over his academic career, he has taught courses such as Biophysical Agents, Therapeutic Exercise, and General Medicine, with a focus on integrating evidence-based practices into clinical training.

• Education:
  • Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Loma Linda University (2007)
  • Master of Physical Therapy (MPT), Loma Linda University (2006)
  • Associate of Science (AS), Loma Linda University (2001)
  • Bachelor of Arts (BA), Loma Linda University (1997)

His research spans Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation, and Exercise Physiology, with a focus on anxiety and mobility in neck pain patients, home-exercise programs for older adults, dietary nitrate effects on untrained individuals, and sensory processing disorder in pediatrics. Publications from 2018-2025 reflect interdisciplinary work in Neurological Rehabilitation and Geriatrics.

Recent trends highlight his commitment to clinical applications, including cervical spine rehabilitation, proprioception studies, and nutritional interventions in exercise physiology. Collaborative efforts with colleagues like E.G. Johnson, E.B. Lohman, and M. Jaber underscore his team-oriented approach.