Benton Lindaman

Benton Lindaman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at Tufts University School of Medicine. He serves as primary course director for Clinical Neuroscience and Neuromuscular Practice Management courses. Previously, he directed neurological rehabilitation courses at Drexel University and completed a neurological physical therapy residency at Thomas Jefferson University.

Education includes:

• Doctorate of Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson University (2017)
• B.A. in Movement & Exercise Science, University of Northern Iowa (2014)

His research focuses on clinical reasoning patterns and student success in Doctor of Physical Therapy education. Primary interests include neurological rehabilitation, vestibular disorders, and educational methodologies in physical therapy training.

Publications emphasize case studies in neurological rehabilitation, particularly examining assessment methods for conditions like muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, and Guillain-Barre syndrome. His work demonstrates consistent focus on validating rehabilitation techniques and outcome measures.

Professional activities include:

• Chair of APTA Pennsylvania Neurological Special Interest Group
• Committee member for American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists' neurological exam development
• House of Delegates representative for APTA Pennsylvania Chapter

Holds certifications as:

• Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurological Physical Therapy
• Vestibular Rehabilitation Competent (APTA/Duke University)
• Certified Clinical Instructor (APTA)