Karlyn Green

Dr. Karlyn Green is an Assistant Professor in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at Campbell University's School of Pharmacy & Health Sciences. She is a dual APTA board-certified specialist in cardiovascular/pulmonary and orthopedic physical therapy, with expertise in interdisciplinary research combining these fields. Her clinical focus spans restrictive lung disease, advanced heart failure, and post-COVID rehabilitation.

• Education: BS in Exercise Science (UC Davis, 2005), DPT (Mount St. Mary's College, 2008)
• Certifications: Dual APTA board certifications in cardiovascular/pulmonary and orthopedic PT
• Training: Orthopedic residency at Kaiser Permanente, Cardiovascular/Pulmonary residency at Duke University Hospital

Dr. Green's research bridges orthopedic and cardiopulmonary physical therapy, with notable publications addressing restrictive lung disease and advanced heart failure management. She actively contributes to clinical education through her role in the Academy of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy.

Scientific Awards:

• APTA Board Certification (Cardiovascular/Pulmonary)
• APTA Board Certification (Orthopedic PT)

Based in Tracey F. Smith Hall of Nursing & Health Sciences (Room 318H), Dr. Green maintains clinical and research affiliations with leading institutions in cardiopulmonary and orthopedic specialization.