Kimberley S. Scott, PT, DPT, PhD
Assistant Professor
Contact
School of Pharmacy and Health Professions
Faculty - Pharmacy, OT, PT
Physical Therapy Faculty
Doctor of Physical Therapy - Omaha
Rehabilitation Science Research Laboratory
CRISS III - Criss 3 - 119A
Kimberley S. Scott, PT, DPT, PhD
Assistant Professor
Teaching Interests
- Graduate Interdisciplinary Specialization, Biomedical Clinical and Translational Science, The Ohio State University
Research Focus
Pediatric neurorehabilitation, Intervention fidelity, Parent-reported measures, Parent engagement, Enactment of home programs, Pediatric physical therapy educationDepartment
Physical Therapy
Position
Assistant Professor
Articles
- Pediatric Physical Therapy
Scott K, Wissinger J, Maus L, Heathcock J Comparing Domain-Specific Self-Efficacy in Pediatric Physical Therapy Education across Classroom-Based, Online, and Hybrid Curriculum Designs
34(3), p. 391-398 2022 - Physical Therapy
Scott K, de Oliveira Barbosa G, Heathcock J Using the PODCI to Measure Motor Function and Parent Expectations in Children with CP
101(12), p. pzab215 2021 - Pediatric Physical Therapy
Scott K, Lewis J, Pan X, Heathcock J Parent-reported PEDI-CAT mobility and gross motor function in infants with cerebral palsy
33(3), p. 156-161 2021 - Pediatric Physical Therapy
Scott K, Wissinger J, Hand B, Heathcock J Considering Domain-Specific Experiential Learning: Self-efficacy in pediatric physical therapy education
33(3), p. 163-169 2021 - Developmental Neurorehabilitation
Lewis J, Scott K, Pan X, Heathcock J The relationship between parent-reported PEDI-CAT mobility and gross motor function in children with cerebral palsy: a brief report
23(2), p. 140-144 2020
Publications
- Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology
Scott K, Ziviani J, Boyd R, Sakzewski L, Hyer M, Heathcock J Parent engagement in home-based, parent-delivered pediatric rehabilitation for infants
64(S3), p. 69 2022 - Pediatric Physical Therapy
Mandich MB, Scott K Commentary on ‘Early Spontaneous Movements in Infants with Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy’
33(1), p. 23 2021 - Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology
Scott K, Lewis J, Heathcock J Parent-reported Motor Function Using PEDI-CAT Is Related to GMFM and GMFCS for Children with Cerebral Palsy
61(S3), p. 213-214 2019