VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY
Center for Rehabilitation Science and Engineering
Key Researchers
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 | 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, |
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Announcements
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VCU Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems Center (TBIMS)
Drs. Kreutzer & Cifu awarded funding for the VCU Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems Center (TBIMS) more information -
Facilitating Employment for Youth with Autism: A Replication Study of an Internship Model to Identify Evidence Based Practices
Paul Wehman, Ph.D. has received a 5 year, Disability and Rehabilitation Research Project (DRRP) on Facilitating Employment for Youth with Autism. more information