Daniel Kang

Daniel Kang, PT, DPT is a Professor of Physical Therapy and Associate Provost for the Division of Health & Behavioral Sciences/Interprofessional Education at George Fox University. He joined the Department of Physical Therapy in 2013 as an assistant professor and has since been promoted to full professor. His expertise in primary care orthopedics, spinal injuries, persistent pain, and cognitive function therapy informs his teaching and leadership roles.

• Doctor of Physical Therapy (2004), Master of Physical Therapy (2002), and Bachelor of Science in Health Science (2002) from Loma Linda University
• Graduate certification in medical physiology (cardiovascular/renal specialization) in progress at the University of Florida

Kang brings practical experience from nine years as owner and lead physical therapist at Kang Physical Therapy Inc. in Ventura, California, alongside academic roles at California State University of Channel Islands and Loma Linda University. His research focuses on orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation, emphasizing persistent pain management and cognitive function therapy.