Gregory Dedrick

Gregory Dedrick, ScD, PT, serves as Adjunct Faculty in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Oklahoma City University, bringing extensive experience from previous faculty roles at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and as founding chair of Campbell University's DPT program.

His academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Science (ScD) from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (2005)
• Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) from University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston (1996)
• Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from University of North Texas (1994)

Dr. Dedrick's research critically examines blood flow restriction applications for muscle strength and hypertrophy in aging and immunocompromised populations, alongside ultrasound imaging's impact on anatomy retention. His expertise spans musculoskeletal intervention, clinical screening protocols, and imaging integration in physical therapy practice, demonstrated through 80+ post-professional conferences and 18 national/regional speaking engagements.

His distinguished recognition includes the ABPTS Education Leadership Institute Fellowship (2017) and Teacher of the Year award.

Dr. Dedrick actively contributes to academic discourse as an external reviewer for peer-reviewed journals and serves on the imaging special interest group research strategic planning committee.