Seyi Gbade-Alabi

MAJ Seyi Gbade-Alabi serves as Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Director for Undergraduate Medical Education at Uniformed Services University's F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine, where she leads academic programs within the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

Her educational background includes:

• B.A. with Honors in Psychology from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2006)
• Doctor of Medicine from UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine (2011)
• Medical Education Transitional Internship and PM&R Residency at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (2011-2015)
• U.S. Army military training at Ft. Jackson, Ft. Lee, and Ft. Sam Houston

Dr. Gbade-Alabi specializes in combat casualty rehabilitation through advanced neurotechnology applications. Her research focuses on traumatic brain injury recovery using transcranial magnetic stimulation, musculoskeletal rehabilitation protocols, and reintegration strategies for military personnel. She actively bridges clinical practice with academic medicine to advance military rehabilitation science.

Her honors include:

• Paul Florentino Patient-And-Family-Centered Care Award Finalist (2017)
• Outstanding Performance Award
• Joint Service Commendation Award

As Principal Investigator for the Center for Rehabilitation Sciences Research, Dr. Gbade-Alabi directs clinical investigations while overseeing undergraduate medical education. Her leadership extends to previous roles as Medical Director of the Traumatic Brain Injury Intensive Outpatient Program at Army Intrepid Spirit Center and Department Chief at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, where she implemented evidence-based rehabilitation frameworks for combat casualties.