VCU-CERSE provides physical medicine and rehabilitation research addressing the needs of America's warriors and heroes, children and adults with disabilities, and their families. The overarching goal is interdisciplinary rehabilitation research across the lifespan careful coordination and consolidation of VCU researchers, clinicians, rehabilitation specialists, and academicians from the Schools of Medicine, Allied Health, Education and Engineering, as well as the Hunter Holmes Veterans Administration Medical Center (VAMC) and the Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services.
The following is a listing of our key affiliated researchers, their research focal areas and contact information.
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| Last name | First name | Research Focus | |
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| Full Info | Acevedo | Edmund | Impact of stress and fitness level on an individual’s health; |
| Full Info | Armstrong | Amy | Resiliency and Trauma/BI research |
| Full Info | Arnold | Brent | Proprioceptive loss in functional ankle instability. |
| Full Info | Bai | Ou | Development of algorithms and graphic-user for investigating brain neuronal connectivity;
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| Full Info | Carne | William | Parkinsons disease research; and |
| Full Info | Cifu | David | BI outcomes research; |
| Full Info | Dillard | Chad | Pediatric Rehab research; and |
| Full Info | Dinora | Parthy | Early intervention/education; |
| Full Info | Ericksen | Jeffery | Proliferant therapy research, and
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| Full Info | Evans | Ronald | The role of physical activity in successful weight loss following weight loss surgery, improvements in health-related fitness and cardiovascular health following weight loss surgery, effects of acute and chronic exercise on physical fitness, cardiovascular health, and inflammatory cytokine responses in obese populations (adolescent and adult).
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| Full Info | Gater | David | Obesity and metabolic dysfunction in spinal cord injury (SCI), |
| Full Info | Gentry | Tony | Neurological Rehabilitation; |
| Full Info | Getzel | Elizabeth | Elizabeth Evans Getzel is the Director of Postsecondary Education Initiatives at VCU-RRTC which focuses on education and employment needs of individuals with disabilities. |
| Full Info | Gilles | Donna | Early intervention/education; |
| Full Info | Goetz | Lance | Vocational rehabilitation after SCI |
| Full Info | Goldberg | Gary | Mild TBI research; |
| Full Info | Graham | Carolyn | access to care and substance use by people with disabilities. |
| Full Info | Hamza | Maged | Implantable devices for chronic pain management. |
| Full Info | Hawley | Carolyn | problem gambling, |
| Full Info | Hudak | Anne | Traumatic Brain Injury
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| Full Info | Inge | Katherine | Employment and community inclusion for underrepresented populations |
| Full Info | Ketchum | Jessica | Methods for analyzing repeated measures or correlated data, non-normally distributed data, and complex data. |
| Full Info | Kregel | John | Approaches to increasing employment retention of individuals with disabilities |
| Full Info | Kreutzer | Jeffrey | Cognitive and Behavioral issues after BI, |
| Full Info | Lew | Henry | Defense and Veterans BI research; |
| Full Info | Lynch | Kathleen Bodisch | Early intervention/education; |
| Full Info | Marwitz | Jennifer | Traumatic Brain Injury
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| Full Info | McKinley | William | SCI Outcomes research; and |
| Full Info | McMahon | Brian | ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act ) research; |
| Full Info | McNamee | Shane | - TBI |
| Full Info | Merchant | Randall | Clinical trials of treatments for TBI, stroke, and brain tumors
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| Full Info | Michener | Lori | Shoulder biomechanics, |
| Full Info | Murphy | Douglas | Amputation and Prosthetics research; and |
| Full Info | Niemeier | Janet | neurobehavioral intervention following brain injury; |
| Full Info | Pawluk | Diane | Haptic devices for rehabilitation; |
| Full Info | Pidcoe | Peter | Human performance changes with fatigue, |
| Full Info | Qutubuddin | Abu | Parkinsons disease research, and |
| Full Info | Reid | Christine | Psychometric methodology, focused on the development and validation of assessment instruments relevant to rehabilitation; and |
| Full Info | Walker | William | BI outcomes research; |
| Full Info | Wehman | Paul | Vocational and Return to School research for individuals with disability; and |
| Full Info | West | Michael | Research, evaluation, and policy analysis projects, with expertise in disability (i.e. MR, TBI, SCI); and |
| Full Info | West | Steven | Military and Veterans health research after trauma and BI; and |
| Full Info | Wetzel | Paul | Development of Human–Machine Interfaces based on eye movement and visual analysis |
Virginia Commonwealth University | Center for Rehabilitation Science and Engineering (VCU-CERSE) | Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Theatre Row Building, Room 4226 | PO Box 843038 | 730 East Broad Street Richmond, Virginia 23298-3038
804-828-9547 (voice) | 804-827-0663(fax)
E-mail: jbarcus@vcu.edu
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Last Updated: August 29, 2012
