Catherine Eckels Lang
Washington Univ Program in PT
Catherine Eckels Lang is listed at Washington Univ Program in PT. Catherine is scheduled to speak at American Physical Therapy Association Annual on 4 February 2027.
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About
Catherine E. Lang, PT, PhD, FASNR, FAPTA is the Barbara J. Norton Professor of Physical Therapy, Professor of Occupational Therapy, and of Neurology, and Associate Director for the Movement Science PhD Program at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis MO, USA. She received physical therapy degrees from the University of Vermont in 1993 (BS) and 1997 (MS), her PhD in Movement Science from Washington University in 2001, and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Rochester between 2001 and 2004. Her accomplishments have earned her the title of fellow for both the American Society for NeuroRehabilitation (ASNR) and the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). The overarching goal of her research team is to improve rehabilitation services and outcomes for people with neurological and neurodevelopmental conditions. She has been working in the wearable movement sensor space for more than 15 years, deploying devices to capture upper limb activity in daily
Upcoming
American Physical Therapy Association Annual 4 February 2027 – 6 February 2027
- What It Takes: Strategies for Funding Success, Academic Careers, and Future of Research and Teaching Speaker · 4 February 2027
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Catherine at events on B2DB.
- Allison Suzanne Hyngstrom Marquette University 1 shared session
- Darcy Schwartz Reisman University Of Delaware 1 shared session
- James Finley University of Southern California 1 shared session
- Jennifer Elaine Stevens-Lapsley UCD Physical Therapy Program 1 shared session
- Robert Motl 1 shared session
- Shailesh Shashikant Kantak 1 shared session
- Tanvi Bhatt University of Illinois at Chicago 1 shared session
- Trisha M. Kesar Emory University 1 shared session