Tiffany Barrett

Tiffany Barrett serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at Baylor University's Robbins College of Health & Human Sciences, maintaining active per diem clinical practice in orthopedic and sports therapy settings in Waco, Texas.

Her educational credentials include:

• Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Sciences from University of Nevada Reno
• Doctor of Physical Therapy from University of Colorado
• Doctor of Science in Rehabilitation Science from Texas Tech University

Dr. Barrett's research program integrates educational innovation with orthopedic rehabilitation science, focusing on evidence-based teaching methodologies and clinical outcomes. Key investigation areas encompass student success strategies in healthcare education, implementation of clinical practice guidelines, manual therapy efficacy, dry needling safety protocols, and biomechanical analysis of running-related injuries. Her work bridges academic instruction with practical clinical applications across rehabilitation settings.

Professional recognition includes:

• Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy
• Advanced certification in Dry Needling
• Specialized credential in Running Gait Analysis
• Hybrid Learning certification for educational technology integration

Dr. Barrett contributes significantly to professional governance as Delegate at Large for the Texas Physical Therapy Association and through active participation in the American Council of Academic Physical Therapy. While clinical practice remains integral to her professional identity, the available documentation does not specify graduate student mentorship activities or externally funded research grants.