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Bill McGehee is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at Tufts University School of Medicine, serving in the Tufts DPT Seattle program. He holds a PhD in Public Policy Analysis and Administration with a Health Policy focus (Saint Louis University, 2014) and has over 25 years of experience as a physical therapist educator. Previously, he held roles including Professor of Practice and DPT Program Director at the University of Florida, and Associate/Full Professor at Regis University. His research emphasizes education policy, clinical practice management, and healthcare financing. He is a credentialed trainer for the APTA Clinical Instructor Program and consistently receives top teaching evaluations.
Educational Background:
- BS in Zoology (Eastern Illinois University, 1987)
- BS in Physical Therapy (Bradley University, 1995)
- MHS in Physical Therapy (University of Indianapolis, 2001)
- PhD in Public Policy (Saint Louis University, 2014)
Research Interests: Focuses on pedagogical strategies in healthcare education, implementation of quality initiatives in physical therapy, and healthcare payment reform. His work bridges clinical practice with administrative systems, emphasizing evidence-based practice and patient-centered care.
Teaching: Teaches courses in cardipulmonary practice, management across lifespan, and professional responsibilities. Known for integrating ethical considerations and financial realities of healthcare into curricula. Current courses at Tufts include Human Physiology, Therapeutic Interventions, and Business Management.
Professional Activities: Serves on American Physical Therapy Association boards and contributes to interprofessional education initiatives. Advocates for transparent clinical documentation practices and equitable payment systems.
