JACOB PAUL IRWIN, PT, DPT, MTC 4184 Poplar Hollow Ct Roswell, GA (404)

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1 JACOB PAUL IRWIN, PT, DPT, MTC 4184 Poplar Hollow Ct Roswell, GA (404) Objective: To educate the next generation of physical therapists with a passion for the profession. EDUCATION Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) May 2002 Department of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy Bachelor of Science May 1999 Exercise Science, emphasis in Physical Therapy School of Letters, Arts, and Sciences Undergraduate work in English State University of West Georgia School of Letters, Arts, and Sciences Carrollton, Georgia CERTIFICATIONS Manual Therapy Certification (MTC) May 2006 University of St. Augustine Certification included successful completion and testing of following courses: E-1 Extremity Evaluations and Manipulation; E-2 Extremity Integration; MF-1 Myofascial Manipulation; S-1 Introduction to Spinal Evaluation and Manipulation; S-2 Advanced Evaluation & Manipulation of Pelvic, Lumbar, & Thoracic Spine; S-3 Advanced Evaluation & Manipulation of Craniofacial Region, Cervical & Upper Thoracic Spine; S-4 Functional Analysis and Management of the Lumbo-Pelvic Hip Complex. Basic Life Saving and First Aid Certification (CPR) 1994-Present

2 PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE Clinical Assistant Professor/Practice Manager Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing & Health Professions Georgia State University Department of Physical Therapy August 2012-Present Instruct the final orthopedic course for the doctor of physical therapy students with an emphasis on clinical reasoning, and manual therapy skills including thrust and non-thrust manipulation. Organized and instruct the musculoskeletal elective for the third year students. Teach Interventions IV and professional practice III courses to the third year students. Course coordinator for cardiopulmonary physical therapy course now taught to the second year students. Established and manage the physical therapy faculty practice. Lecture to the clinical educators on an annual basis on various orthopedic topics. Organize research topics and assist graduate students with research projects. Analyze and report on applications to the physical therapy department. Owner Pro Performance Therapy Norcross, Georgia April 2007-Present Founded an outpatient orthopedic practice with an emphasis on sport-specific rehabilitation with a goal of providing high-quality therapy in an environment that allows the patient to learn along with the ever-present students. Accomplishments of the practice include the opening of three satellite offices including the addition of an aquatics program, and a pediatric therapy program. Providing skilled physical therapy to athletes of all ages including assisting in injury prevention and training for athletes preparing for the NFL combine each of the last three years. Creating an environment to function as a clinical instructor to students from Duke University, North Georgia College and State University, Armstrong Atlantic State University, and Georgia State University. Clinic Director January 2005-April 2007 Physiotherapy Associates, John s Creek location Suwanee, Georgia Responsible for providing high quality outpatient orthopedic physical therapy care with an emphasis on sport-specific rehabilitation. Patients have included several professional and college athletes, as well as hundreds of high school athletes. Managing several employees including physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and front office staff. Managing a yearly budget, and responsible for monitoring overhead and profitability. Creating and implementing external marketing strategies for local physicians, and internal marketing to increase word-of-mouth referrals. Clinical instructor to physical therapy students

3 from Columbia University, Emory University, Duke University, and North Georgia College and State University. Lead Staff Therapist August 2002-January 2005 Physiotherapy Associates, John s Creek location Suwanee, Georgia Responsible for evaluating and treating outpatient orthopedic physical therapy patients with a variety of pathologies under the mentorship of Robert Donatelli, PT, Ph.D, OCS. Developed clinical education program for students from Columbia University, the, and Duke University. Clinical instructor to DPT students from the above universities. Created and implemented external marketing strategies to local physicians and schools. Created a monthly in-service program to further therapist continuing education. Assistant Office Manager February 1997-July 1999 Orthopaedic Hospital, Trained all new office staff Scheduled, handled phone lines, customer service Billed insurance companies including Medicare Systemized and updated billing programs Physical Therapy Aide February 1997-July 1999 Orthopaedic Hospital, Conducted weekend treatments of inpatients Provided wound care treatments as needed Physical Therapy Aide July 1996-December 1996 Tanner Medical Center Carrollton, Georgia Conducted orthopedic inpatient treatments Administered whirlpool and pulsed lavage Performed outpatient physical therapy treatments Physical Therapy Aide June 1994-May 1996 Southern Regional Medical Center Riverdale, Georgia Administered inpatient treatments: Orthopedic through ICU Executed outpatient treatments: Orthopedic through cardiac rehab. Performed wound care treatments Trained all new Aide staff RELEVANT POST-DOCTORATE CONTINUING EDUCATION Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation June 2006

4 Brian Prell - Instructor Orthopedic Examination of the Extremities with Cadavers November 2005 Fall Meeting of the Physical Therapy Association of Georgia (PTAG) North Georgia College and State University Evaluation and Fabrication of orthotics Spring 2005 Michael Wooden - Instructor TEACHING AND LECTURING EXPERIENCE Course Instructor Pro Performance Therapy, LLC Norcross, GA August 2012-Present Develop, organize and deliver courses based on specific requests from various physical therapy organizations. These courses were individually created and delivered based on needs of individual PT providers and schools. The first is an upper extremity and cervical spine course delivered to a hospital system, and the second is a lower extremity course with focus on exercise prescription delivered at a PTA school for their clinical instructors. Course Instructor Motivations Inc Fort Mill, South Carolina July 2008-Present Research, organize, and deliver two 16 hour continuing education course for PT s and PTA s. Each course includes discussion of relevant anatomy, current concepts in treatment, and the best evidence for diagnosis and a novel theory for treatment related to hip and core stabilization vs. VMO training. The courses have been presented at various locations and settings across the country, and were combined with the Lumbar course to form the new course delivered beginning in Course reviews and specific locations can be provided upon request. Forget the VMO, Consider the HIP: An evidence based approach to physical therapy treatment of knee pathology (#106) 2008 o 4 lectures 2009 o 6 lectures 2010 Hip and Core Strengthening for the Treatment of Lumbar Instability and Lower Extremities (#107) 2011 o 6 lectures 2011 o 2 lectures 2012

5 Research, organize, and deliver one 8 hour continuing education course for PT s and PTA s. Developed this course based on a specific request for education regarding running injuries and the role of the physical therapist. Biomechanical Considerations in Rehabilitation for Lower Extremity Injuries With A Focus On Running (#112) 2015 o 2 lectures 2015 Course Instructor September Dogwood Institute Alpharetta, Georgia Research, organize, and deliver two 15 hour continuing education courses for PT s, PTA s, OT s, COTA s, and ATC s. Each 2 day course was created to instruct patient caregivers in the use of exercise as the primary form of treatment for specific orthopedic disorders. Courses include an overview of the relevant anatomy, common treatment approaches, and diagnostic testing. Current concepts in manual therapy and corresponding evidence to support appropriate treatment are then emphasized. These courses have been delivered to various locations across the country. Course titles are as follows, and specific locations and reviews can be provided upon request: Lumbar Spine Pathology: Utilization of Exercise as the Primary Form of Patient Treatment (LSP) 2004 o 3 lectures 2005 o 2 lectures 2006 o 2 lectures 2007 Shoulder and Elbow Pathology: Utilization of Exercise as the Primary Form of Patient Treatment (SEP) 2004 o 2 lectures 2005 o 2 lectures 2006 o 2 lectures 2007 o 3 lectures 2008 o 2 lectures 2009 o 1 lecture 2010 Course Instructor Donatelli Sports Symposium November, 2010 Invited to speak at a two-day symposium regarding physical therapy interventions for sports pathologies including: 2-hour lecture on knee pathology, and 4-hour lab section with hands-on instruction for diagnosis and treatment of typical throwing shoulder dysfunction. Physical Therapy Association of Georgia Fall Meeting 2009 Shoulder Pathology: Beyond What We ve Done

6 Adapted existing 15 hour course to a novel audience and 6 hour time slot for the Physical Therapy Association of Georgia s fall meeting. Course content included evaluation techniques and a review of common treatments vs. new evidence-based treatment approaches to allow the course participant to see the value of adapting practice to recent evidence. Guest Lecturer to 3 rd year physical therapy students June 2007-Present Georgia State University Participate in round table discussion on the future of physical therapy including my involvement to date and discussion of the role of professionalism in modern practice. Create, organize, and provide a lecture course on knee pathology with specific emphasis on the role of the hip in evaluating and treating patella-femoral pain. Guest Lecturer to 2 nd year physical therapy students May 2010 Create, organize and provide a lecture course on shoulder pathology with discussion of evidence for special tests, manual muscle testing, history, and ROM findings, and the significance of each in a clinical setting. Guest Lecturer to 1 st year physical therapy students March North Georgia College and State University Create, organize, and provide a lecture course concerning exercise physiology with emphasis on patient problems Teaching Assistant Introductory Biology 110/112 January 2000 May 2001 Instructed students in examination of all known phyla, and mammalian physiology Created and evaluated lab practical examinations Evaluated student work on lab reports and examinations Author October 2002-Present Churchill Livingstone Publishers Donatelli R, Irwin J, Johanson M, Gonzalez-King B: Differential Soft Tissue Diagnosis. In Donatelli RA, editor: Physical Therapy of the Shoulder ed 4, Philadelphia, 2004, Churchill Livingston. Wooden M, Irwin J, Conaway D: Shoulder Girdle Fractures. In Donatelli RA, editor: Physical Therapy of the Shoulder ed 4, Philadelphia, 2004, Churchill Livingston Clinical Instructor August 2002 Present Pro Performance Therapy, LLC, and Physiotherapy Associates, John s Creek Location Suwanee, Georgia Developed and Implemented Clinical Education Program

7 affiliated with the following schools of Physical Therapy: o o Duke University o Columbia University o Emory University o North Georgia College and State University o Armstrong Atlantic State University PROFESSIONAL AFFLIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS JACOB PAUL IRWIN, DPT, MTC American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Delegate 2011-Present Active member and Section Member August 1999 Present Orthopedic, Sports Medicine, and Education Sections Attended Combined Section Meeting (CSM) February 2000 New Orleans, Louisiana February 2001 San Antonio, Texas February 2002 Boston, Massachusetts February 2003, Tampa Florida January 2006, San Diego, California February 2007, Boston, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Association of Georgia (PTAG) 2003-Present Legislative Chair Fall Attended Conferences: Spring 2004-Present American College of Sports Medicine December 2003 December 2005 Member Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) February 1995-Present Active Alumnus Chapter advisor, Social Chairman, IFC representative, two non-consecutive terms as Academic Officer LEADERSHIP APPOINTMENTS AND HONORS Keynote Address Presenter May Physical Therapy Graduation Ceremonies, North Georgia College and State University Dahlonega, Georgia Director s Cup Recipient and Honoree April 2006 South Eastern Region of Physiotherapy Associates March 2006 Honor bestowed on a single Clinic Director recognizing achievement in growth and financial achievements

8 Clinical Education Advisory Board Member North Georgia College and State University Advise faculty and staff of development of DPT program, as well as provide insight into the progress of the evolving curriculum 2003-Present Class President Doctorate of Physical Therapy Class of 2002 Dean s List Recipient Spring 2000; Fall 2000; Summer 2001; Fall 2001 Dean s List Recipient State University of West Georgia Carrollton, Georgia Spring 1995; Fall 1995; Winter 1995; Spring 1996 COMPUTER SKILLS MedManager, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Internet Research, including access and education for the use of Medline. INTERESTS Time spent with family including eight-year old son, Jackson, and five-year old daughter, Abby Scot American Physical Therapy Foundation Reading JOSPT Golf, tennis, basketball, volleyball, snow and water skiing, and hiking REFERENCES Bob Donatelli, PhD, PT, OCS Group Mentor Las Vegas, NV Physiotherapy Associates (619) Dr. Paul Gaspar, PT, DPT Owner Gaspar Physical Therapy Encinitas, California (760)

9 Dr. Carol Miller PhD, PT Department Chair Department of Physical Therapy North Georgia College and State University Dahlonega, Georgia (706) Barney Poole, PT, DPT, ATC Owner Performance Physical Therapy McDonough, Georgia (770) Dr. Cheryl Resnick PhD, PT Professor of Physical Therapy (323) Dr. Rob Landel, PT, DPT Professior of Physical Therapy (323) Dr. Chris Powers PhD, PT Professor of Physical Therapy (323) Dr. Jim Lewis Clinical Assistant Professor Assistant Department Head Georgia State University Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing & Health Professions Department of Physical Therapy PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENT REFERENCES Angie Amedro-Satterly, DPT Class of 2004

10 Elizabeth Killian, DPT Emory University Graduate Class of 2006 Stephanie Tringale, DPT Class of 2006 Iris Moore NGCSU Graduate Class of 2006 Brent Key, DPT Class of 2007 Benita Wicker Class of 2008 Lauren Johnson North Georgia College and State University Graduate Class of 2009 Samantha Tutterow North Georgia College and State University Graduate Class of 2009 Jason Davenport, DPT Class of 2010 Megan Spence Class of 2010 Chris Vlahos Georgia State University Graduate Class of 2011 Derek Rushing North Georgia College and State University Graduate Class of 2011 LaToya Tate

11 Class of 2011 LaToya Eason Class of 2011 Stephanie Goggin Class of 2013 PATIENT REFERENCES In accordance with HIPPA guidelines, patient references will be made available upon request.