Carrie Foeller

Carrie Foeller is an Assistant Professor and Associate Director of the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Program at the University of Delaware's Department of Physical Therapy, College of Health Sciences. She holds a DScPT from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and advanced certifications in Geriatric Exercise Expertise and Clinical Instruction. Her professional roles include academic leadership in clinical education and curriculum development, with a focus on integrating geriatric care and neurologic rehabilitation into physical therapy training.

Dr. Foeller’s clinical experience spans over two decades, including roles as a Senior Physical Therapist at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore and Director of Clinical Education at institutions like the University of Maryland and Sage Colleges. Her educational contributions emphasize Medicare coding standards, group therapy methodologies, and emergency preparedness in healthcare settings. She actively participates in professional organizations such as the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and has led institutional service initiatives in curriculum design, clinical partnerships, and interprofessional education.

Her research and publications focus on therapeutic exercise applications, clinical education frameworks, and interdisciplinary healthcare strategies. She has held leadership positions in academic consortia and contributed to public health initiatives through community screenings and health promotion programs.