Erin Lampron

Erin Lampron is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at Quinnipiac University, specializing in neurorehabilitation and professional practice. She is a Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist (American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties, 2011) with extensive experience in inpatient rehabilitation for neurological injuries, particularly spinal cord injury. Her work bridges telemedicine, community fitness programming, and health equity in healthcare professions.

• Education:
  • BS, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
  • MS, Sacred Heart University
  • DPT, Arcadia University

Research Interests:
Dr. Lampron focuses on enhancing community participation for individuals with neurological conditions through fitness and wellness programs, and evaluating the efficacy of telehealth in neurorehabilitation. Her scholarship aligns with her clinical expertise in spinal cord injury and neurological disorders, with recent work analyzing virtual group exercise and remote mobility assessments.

Scientific Contributions:
She has presented at national conferences including the Combined Sections Meeting 2024 and Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy Annual Conferences, addressing topics like telehealth validity, DEI implementation, and patient autonomy. Her publications emphasize clinical outcomes and health equity.

• Scientific Recognition:
  • Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist (ABPTS, 2011)
  • Certified Clinical Instructor (CI, APTA)

Leadership and Engagement:
Dr. Lampron co-chairs the CT APTA Neurology Special Interest Group, the ANPT Annual Conference Committee, and serves on the ANPT DEI Committee. She is also an APTA PT Moves Me Program Ambassador, advocating for diversity and inclusion in healthcare.