Zoe Crawford

Zoe Crawford, PT, DPT, NCS, is an Adjunct Professor in the College of Rehabilitative Sciences, affiliated with the Physical Therapy Programs. She transitioned to full-time faculty status in 2023 after joining the institution in 2018. Her research focuses on falls prevention in neurologic and aging populations, tone management in neurological conditions, and outcome measurement in rehabilitation.

Dr. Crawford holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Business from Houston Baptist University (2009) and a Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (2018). She is certified as a Neurologic Clinical Specialist (NCS) and holds LSVT BIG certification for Parkinson’s therapy.

Her clinical practice spans home health and outpatient settings, specializing in neurorehabilitation for conditions like Parkinson’s Disease, vestibular dysfunction, and movement disorders. Professional highlights include expertise in managing cognitive load in Parkinson’s patients and abnormal tone in neurologic populations.

Awardees include the 2021 NCS certification and LSVT BIG credentials. No grant or lab affiliations are explicitly noted in the text.