Pratibha Maurya-Singh

Pratibha Maurya-Singh is a Graduate Student Researcher at the University of Pittsburgh in the Department of Physical Therapy, focusing on advancing sports orthopedic rehabilitation through ultrasound imaging and statistical analysis of musculoskeletal recovery, particularly post-ACL injuries.

• Education: Pursuing a PhD in Rehabilitation Science at the University of Pittsburgh
• MS in Kinesiology and Sport Management, Texas Tech University
• BPT from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences

Her research emphasizes:

• Non-invasive biomechanical assessment using ultrasound imaging
• Conservative management of sports injuries
• Evidence-based interventions for patellar tendinopathy and ACL rehabilitation
• Feasibility studies in orthopedic rehabilitation across diverse healthcare settings

Her work exhibits trends in:

• Quantifying muscle power and grip strength reliability
• Linking handgrip metrics to balance performance in seniors
• Analyzing age-related differences in jump mechanics and grip strength

Scientific awards include:

• 2024 AbbVie Grant for Movement Disorder
• 2022-2023 Higher Education Raider Fund with assistantship
• 2023 Second Place Winner at Texas ACSM Annual Meeting

She contributes to academic leadership as:

• Vice President of the International Student Association
• Reviewer for Undergraduate Research Conference abstracts
• Graduate Faculty Representative at Texas Tech University