Tina M. Stoeckmann

Tina M. Stoeckmann is a Clinical Professor and Neurologic Residency Academic Coordinator at Marquette University's Department of Physical Therapy. As a part-time faculty member, she specializes in neurological rehabilitation with a focus on traumatic brain injury. Her roles include curriculum development and clinical practice at the Marquette Physical Therapy Clinic.

Education:

• D.Sc., Neurology, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions (2008)
• M.A., Bioethics, Medical College of Wisconsin (1999)
• B.S., Physical Therapy, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1988)

Research & Teaching: Dr. Stoeckmann pioneered the APTA-accredited Neurologic Residency Program at the Zablocki VA (2010), the first VA-based residency program. She teaches Cognitive and Motor Learning and the Neurologic Rehabilitation course sequence in Marquette's DPT program. Her work integrates clinical practice with ethical considerations in neurorehabilitation.

Affiliations: American Physical Therapy Association, Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association, Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy. She has presented nationally on neurology and ethics topics and provides CEU-certified ethics presentations for Marquette's PT program.