Kasey Sudkamp

Kasey Sudkamp serves as an Assistant Professor of Research at Logan University's College of Health Sciences within the Doctor of Chiropractic program. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Saint Louis University in 2008 and has maintained licensure since 2005, practicing across various inpatient and outpatient settings nationwide. Her academic career at Logan began in 2013 following several years of clinical and research work on a federally funded HRSA grant focused on geriatric care.

Dr. Sudkamp's primary research interests center on geriatrics, chronic pain management, balance disorders, and proprioception. Her work bridges physical therapy and chiropractic care, particularly examining interventions for elderly patients with musculoskeletal issues. She has made significant contributions to understanding anatomical variations and their clinical implications, especially regarding nerve compression syndromes.

Her publication record reveals a consistent focus on comparative effectiveness research between chiropractic care and physical therapy for geriatric patients with low back pain and balance impairments. The research demonstrates methodological rigor through randomized controlled trials and interdisciplinary approaches that consider the complex healthcare needs of elderly populations.

Dr. Sudkamp maintains active professional engagement as a licensed physical therapist in multiple states, a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), and serves as a peer reviewer for several scientific journals.