Andrew Baldwin

Andrew Baldwin serves as Assistant Professor and Co-Director of Clinical Education in the Physical Therapy Program at Mary Baldwin University's Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences, specializing in orthopedic rehabilitation and clinical practice management.

His academic credentials include:

• BS in Health Sciences from Nazareth College of Rochester
• MS in Physical Therapy from Nazareth College of Rochester
• Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Shenandoah University

Dr. Baldwin's clinical expertise centers on outpatient orthopedic physical therapy with advanced specializations in dry needling and diagnostic imaging interpretation. His professional focus integrates therapeutic modalities for musculoskeletal conditions with administrative leadership in rehabilitation settings, particularly emphasizing evidence-based practice for adult populations.

His professional certifications include:

• Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS)
• Certified Dry Needling Specialist (Cert-DN)

With extensive experience as both a practicing clinician treating diverse musculoskeletal conditions and former rehabilitation director at a skilled nursing facility, Dr. Baldwin actively mentors physical therapy students while maintaining community clinical practice. His educational leadership shapes curriculum development in clinical imaging, therapeutic agents, and practice management.