Chris Michael Gregory
Medical University of South Carolina
Chris Michael Gregory is listed at Medical University of South Carolina. Chris is scheduled to speak at American Physical Therapy Association Annual on 5 February 2027.
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About
Chris Gregory, PhD, PT is a Professor in the Department of Health Sciences & Research at MUSC as well as a Research Health Scientist at the Ralph H. Johnson VAMC. Dr. Gregory received his Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology and completed a post-doctoral fellowship in Muscle Biology. The focus of his research is on the impact that various intervention strategies have on functional and health-related outcomes in individuals following neurological injury or disease (primarily stroke). The overriding goal of this work is the optimization of therapeutic strategies to reduce disability and improve quality of life. His research utilizes a variety of methodologies, including clinical assessments, electrophysiological testing, biomechanical analyses and magnetic resonance techniques, to identify mechanisms (physiological and behavioral) underlying existing impairments and/or the development of treatment interventions. Ongoing projects funded by the NIH as well as the VA Rehabilitation Research Dev
Upcoming
American Physical Therapy Association Annual 4 February 2027 – 6 February 2027
- Effects of Modified Cardiac Rehabilitation on Walking Capacity and Depressive Symptoms In Chronic Stroke Speaker · 5 February 2027
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Chris at events on B2DB.
- Catherine Jefferson VanDerwerker Medical University of South Carolina 1 shared session
- Christina Nicole Miyares 1 shared session
- Ewan R. Williams Medical University of South Carolina 1 shared session
- Katy Newton 1 shared session
- Lisa McTeague 1 shared session
- Mia Cokley MUS College of Health Professions 1 shared session
- Ryan Ross Medical University of South Carolina/Ralph H. Johnson VAMC 1 shared session