Roberto Lopez-Rosado

Roberto Lopez-Rosado is a Clinical Professor at Northwestern University’s School of Professional Studies in the Department of Health Sciences. He contributes to the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Program and the Northwestern University Prosthetics and Orthotics Center.

Education:

• Bachelor of Biology, University of Puerto Rico (1993)
• Masters in Anatomy, Universidad Central del Caribe (1997)
• Masters in Physical Therapy, Florida Gulf Coast University
• Doctorate in Physical Therapy, The Sage Colleges, New York

Research Focus: Roberto’s clinical research centers on balance strategies and fall prevention in stroke survivors. His work bridges anatomy, clinical sciences, and neurological rehabilitation, emphasizing practical applications in physical therapy.

Professional Affiliations: He is an active member of the American Association of Anatomists and the American Physical Therapy Association, serving as Co-Chair of the Neurologic Physical Therapy Academy Online Education Committee.

Teaching and Advisor Roles: Roberto teaches anatomy and clinical sciences, combining academic instruction with his clinical experience in outpatient, acute care, and home health settings. He also serves as a Book Advisor, contributing to educational resources in his field.

Labs and Teams: He collaborates with the Northwestern University Prosthetics and Orthotics Center, integrating prosthetic and orthotic applications into his clinical research and teaching.