Mark S. Hopkins

Mark S. Hopkins is an adjunct faculty member at the University of Maryland at Baltimore in the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science. He holds certifications in prosthetics and orthotics and has extensive clinical and educational experience in rehabilitation, particularly focusing on amputee care, prosthetics, and orthotics. His work spans academic institutions, hospitals, and international clinics.

• Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (University of Delaware, 1990)
• Certificate in Prosthetics (Northwestern University, 1992)
• MBA in Health Care Services (The Johns Hopkins University, 2004)

His research and clinical activities center on prosthetic design, orthotic applications, and rehabilitation strategies for amputees. Publications highlight case studies and clinical guidelines for functional ambulation. He has contributed to initiatives like the DARPA Revolutionizing Prosthetics program and international rehabilitation assessments post-disasters.

Mark serves as an adjunct lecturer at multiple universities and hospitals, delivering over 40–50 hours annually of instruction on orthotics and prosthetics. He has held administrative roles in multidisciplinary clinics at Johns Hopkins and served as Treasurer for the Amputee Association of Maryland.