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1 Employment Address: Education: Northwest Missouri State University Health & Human Services 800 University Drive Maryville, MO Rocky Mountain University of Health Professionals Provo, UT Doctor of Philosophy in Athletic Training Dissertation: Evaluation of the Functional Movement Screen as an Injury Prediction Tool among Active Adult Populations: A Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis and The Functional Movement Screen as a Predictor of Injury in DII Athletes Dissertation defense completed Jan. 26 th 2015 Northern State University, Aberdeen, SD Graduated December 1998 Master of Arts in Teaching Northwest Missouri State University, Maryville MO Graduated, May 1996 Bachelor of Science Physical Education, Minor in Health with teacher cert. Research Interests: Professional Experience: Diagnostic accuracy of orthopedic physical exams, evidence based practice, injury prediction, injury prevention, human movement, The Functional Movement Screen, scapular dyskinesis, and the Graston Technique Tarleton State University Assistant Professor Masters of Athletic Training Program August Present Courses taught: Therapeutic Agents & Pharmacology, General Medical Conditions Northwest Missouri State University: Maryville, MO Assistant Professor & P.R.N Athletic Trainer: June 2017 Courses taught: Anatomy & Physiology, Biomechanics, Graduate Exercise Physiology, Graduate Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries, Lifetime Wellness, Freshman Seminar, & Fish and Float Chadron State University: Chadron, NE Adjunct instructor for online senior capstone course: Weight of the Nation August Present Heartland Hospital: St. Joseph, MO Part time Athletic Trainer: Provide clinical coverage to Albany & Stanberry H.S. Washburn University: Topeka, KS Program Director of Athletic Training Education: Courses Taught: Evaluation of athletic injuries, Organization & Administration of Athletic Training, Clinical Intro to AT, Clinical Therapeutic Modalities & Rehabilitation, Clinical Evaluation of Athletic 1

2 Injury & Lifetime Wellness. William Jewell College: Liberty, MO Head Athletic Trainer & Instructor: Courses taught: Biomechanics, Physiology of Exercise, Care and Prevention of Athletic Injury & Back packing. Baker University: Baldwin City, KS Head Athletic Trainer & Instructor: Courses taught: Biomechanics, Physiology of Exercise, Rehabilitation & Modalities, Evaluation of Athletic Injuries and Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries Highland Community College: Highland KS Head Athletic Trainer & Instructor: CAATE Accredited Clinical Instructor: University of Kansas Park University Red Cross Professional Rescuer Certified Instructor: Teaching Experience: Therapeutic Agents & Pharmacology General Medical Conditions Graduate Research Methods - 1 year Evidence Based Practice - 2 years Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries (undergraduate & graduate) 17 yrs. Biomechanics/Kinesiology 16 yrs. Anatomy & Physiology 8 yrs. Physiology of Exercise & Laboratory (undergraduate & graduate) 10 yrs. Evaluation of Athletic Related Injuries 5 yrs. Advanced Athletic Training: Rehabilitation & Modalities 5 yrs. Organization & Administration of Athletic Training 2 yrs. Clinical: Introduction to Athletic Training 1 yr. Clinical: Therapeutic Modalities & Rehab. 2 yrs. Clinical: Evaluation of Athletic Injuries 2 yrs. CPR for the Professional Rescuer 8 yrs. Racquetball 4 yrs. Backpacking & Outdoor Activities 3 yrs. Lifetime Wellness: Outdoor Activities & General 5 yrs. Fish & Float: Paddling & Fly Fishing course 2 yrs. Freshman Seminar 2 yrs. Teaching Reviews & Ratings: Anatomy & Physiology: 3.86 mean rating (out of 4.0) Biomechanics: 3.71 mean rating (out of 4.0) 2

3 Really appreciate how Dorrel catered to multiple learning styles. I could tell he genuinely cared about student success, A&P Student Fall 2010 Very good teacher, passionate about job and knows how to teach. A&P Student Fall 2010 Very elaborate, loved his job, enthusiastic. Great teacher Biomechanics Student Fall 2011 "Good class, even better professor". Biomechanics student Fall 2016 "I appreciate your passion & fire for this course". Biomechanics student Fall 2016 "One of my favorite teachers on campus. He will teach us beyond what we are supposed to learn. He has genuine care for learning & teaching his students" Biomechanics student Fall 2016 "Very educated on this topic & very passionate about it. This has been my favorite class at Northwest so far" A&P student Fall 2016 "Awesome teacher. Not only does he actually TEACH his students & help them learn & understand the material, but he cares about his students & their success in the classroom & life in general. He even gives life lessons through personal stories that makes class fun to attend" A&P Student Fall 2016 Professional Certifications: National Athletic Trainers Certification 1997 Functional Movement Screen Certified 2012 Graston Technique Certification 2014 CAATE Clinical Instructor Educator 2008 Accredited Clinical Instructor 2000 NATA Certified Examiner 2007 Grants & Awards: 2016 NWMSU Faculty grant for Bod Squad research group & functional training class $ NWMSU Faculty grant for Bod Squad research group & functional training class $ NWMSU Faculty grant for Noraxon Myometrics biomechanical 3D motion capture system $16, NWMSU Faculty Research Grant for equipment and training for FMS certification and equipment to conduct research $ Invited Lecturer: 2017 NSCA South & North Dakota Spring Clinic, Rapid City, SD. "Evidence Based Use of the Functional Movement Screen" Magic City Sports Medicine Conference. Billings MT. Foundations of Evidence Based Practice: Diagnostic accuracy of orthopedic physical exams. NATABOC approved Evidence based practice course Magic City Sports Medicine Conference. Billings MT. Evaluation of the Functional Movement Screen as an Injury Prediction Tool among Active Adult Populations: A Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis Heartland Hospital Foundations of Evidence Based Practice: Diagnostic accuracy of orthopedic physical exams. NATABOC approved evidence based practice course. April

4 Presentations: 2015 Liberty Hospital Sports Medicine The Functional Movement Screen: How to conduct screening & current literature. January Mid-American Athletic Trainers Association Free Communications Presentation: "The Diagnostic Accuracy of the Functional Movement Screen as a Predictor of Injury in DII Athletes" National Athletic Trainers Association annual meeting. Rapid fire free communications program Evaluation of the Functional Movement Screen as an Injury Prediction Tool among Active Adult Populations: A Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis. June Therapeutic Recreation National Convention. Foundations of Evidence Based Practice. April Mid-American Athletic Trainers Association Evaluation of the Functional Movement Screen as an Injury Prediction Tool among Active Adult Populations: A Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis March Missouri Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Convention The Functional Movement Screen 2013 Missouri Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Convention The Ottawa Ankle Rules: an easy to use & evidence based way to rule out foot & ankle fracture 2012 Missouri Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Convention The Functional Movement Screen 2011 Missouri Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Convention Concussion: Diagnosis & Return to Play Publications in Peer Reviewed Journals & Other Scholarly Works: 2017 Dorrel B. Return to Play Following Musculoskeletal Injury: Basic Assessments to Determine Function. American Football Coaches Magazine. Sep Dorrel B. The Ankle Sprain: Revisiting a Common Injury. American Football Coaches Magazine. Aug Accepted for publication: Dorrel B, Long T, Shaffer S, Myer G. The Diagnostic Accuracy of the Functional Movement Screen as a Predictor of Injury in DII Athletes. Journal of Athletic Training 2015 Feasibility Study: Designing & Implementing a Masters Level Athletic Training Education Program in a DII Midwestern University. Northwest Missouri State University internal document. Nov

5 Service: 2015 Dorrel B, Long T, Shaffer S, Myer G. Evaluation of the Functional Movement Screen as an Injury Prediction Tool among Active Adult Populations: A Systematic Review and Metaanalysis. Journal of Sports Health. Sep. 2015; doi: / Dorrel B, Symonds M, Lammert J. Role Strain among Dual Role Certified Athletic Trainers. Missouri Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Coordinator for Sports Medicine Contributions - American Football Coaches Magazine 2016 Founded Northwest Missouri State University Health Science & Wellness Club. November Present 2013-Present NWMSU Institutional Review Board Committee Maryville, MO Board of Parks & Recreation 2016 Founded Northwest Missouri State University Bod Squad a collaborative project between the department of Health Science & Wellness and NWMSU Athletics to offer a free exercise class utilizing functional training & group dynamics to promote physical activity while giving students research opportunities Mentored student research Eric Chen: The effects of functional training on body composition & BMI in Untrained College Students 2016 Mentored student research of Phil Cline: Pre & Post-test Functional Movement Screen Scores of Untrained College Age Students Participating in a Functional Training Class. Phil Cline Graduate research project; Bryn Matulaka, Brenna Clark, Mitchell Larsen & BJ Thomson undergraduate research project Mentored student research of Elizabeth Hevern ATC: Effects of a Four-Week Hip Strengthening Intervention on Jump Landing Scores in Collegiate Female Athletes. NWMSU Graduate Thesis 2015 Mentored student research of Matt Honnerman ATC: The Prevalence of Scapular Dyskinesis among DII Collegiate Athletes. NWMSU Graduate research project 2014 Mentored student research of Brett Miguez: The Impact of Bilateral & Unilateral Differentiated-squat Training Programs on Lower Body Force Production & Vertical Jump Height. NWMSU Graduate research project 2013 Mentored student presentation at professional conference; Missouri Alliance of Physical Education, Health, Recreation & Dance (MOAPHRED) Scapular Dyskinesis. NWMSU Undergraduate research project 2013 Mentored student research of Cliff Robertson Use of the Functional Movement Screen to Predict injury in DII Collegiate Athletes. NWMSU Graduate research project 5

6 2013 Mentored student research of Nicole Buck The Effects of Two Current Clinical Applications for Myofascial Release on Hamstring Extensibility during Pre-Event Warm-Up. NWMSU Graduate research project 2012 Mentored student research of Josh Lammert; Role Strain among Dual Role Certified Athletic Trainers. NWMSU Graduate thesis 2010-Present Founder & Sponsor NWMSU Health & Human Services Department Journal Club Journal Reviewer: Journal of Sports Health Journal of Athletic Training Journal of Strength & Conditioning Professional Organizations, Affiliations & Positions Held: National Athletic Trainers Association Member American College of Sports Medicine - Member Missouri Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (MOAHPERD) NAIA Athletic Trainers Association Elected Head of Policies & Procedures Committee American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, & Dance Former member Mid-America Athletic Trainers Association Member Heart of America Athletic Trainers Association Former Member & Vice president elect REFERENCES: Malissa Martin, EdD, ATC Associate Vice Provost for Teaching Effectiveness and Curriculum Innovation Program Director Athletic Training Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions Provo, Utah mmartin@rmuohp.edu Dr. Terry Long PhD Professor & Department Chair Northwest Missouri State University 800 University Drive Maryville, MO (816) tlong@nwmissouri.edu Roy Strong ATC, MBA, CMPE CEO Ortho Montana th Ave. North Billings, MT rstrong@montanabones.com (406)

7 Josh Ellis PhD, ATC, CSCS Associate Professor & Department Chair Chardron State College 1000 Main Street Chardon, NE (605) Jon D. Doolitttle President & CEO Northwest Medical Center 705 N. College St. Albany, MO (660) (w) (660)