Rose A. Schmieg, DHSc, ATC, PT

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1 Rose A. Schmieg, DHSc, ATC, PT Office: Home: 5C Shingleton Hall 9523 Merrimont Trace Circle Shenandoah University Bristow, VA Division of Athletic Training Home #: University Drive Mobile #: Telephone: Name of Educational Program and Institution: Program Director, Shenandoah University Division of Athletic Training Education: DHSc, University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, St. Augustine, Florida, M.S. in Physical Therapy, Beaver College, Glenside, Pennsylvania, 1987 B.S. in Health and Physical Education, West Chester University, West Chester, PA, 1985 Licensure Information/Registration Number: State of Virginia Athletic Training License 2002-present. Virginia License Number: State of Virginia Physical Therapy License January 1995-present. Virginia License Number: State of Maryland Physical Therapy License November Professional Certifications: National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification, ATC, March 1985 Present NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) October 2002 to present Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist in Physical Therapy (OCS) from American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties April 1999 to present. Certified Manual Therapist from the Institute of Physical Therapy December 1997 to present. American Heart Association Certification in CPR and AED Training- Current Professional Associations:

2 Member of National Strength and Conditioning Association, September 2002 to present. Member of American Physical Therapy Association 1987 to present. Member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, 1985 to present Member of the International Association of Dance Medicine and Science 2009-present Member of the Performing Arts Medicine Association, 2012-present Employment and Positions Held: Program Director Shenandoah University Division of Athletic Training, August 2000 to Present Director of Shenandoah University Certificate Program in Performing Arts Medicine, 2011-present Program Director Shenandoah University Division of Physical Therapy, August 2005 to August 2008 Associate Professor Shenandoah University Division of Athletic Training, April 2006 to present Assistant Professor Shenandoah University Division of Athletic Training, August 2000 to March 2006 Assistant Professor Shenandoah University Division of Physical Therapy, January 1995 to August 2000 Part-time Staff Physical Therapist, Capitol Rehabilitation Winchester, VA, June Part-time Staff Physical Therapist, Winchester Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, 130 Medical Circle Drive,, Contract Physical Therapist, Middleburg Physical Therapy, 204 E Federal St # C Middleburg, VA Summer Instructor, Howard University Program in Physical Therapy, January 1992 to December 1994 PRN Home Health-Care Physical Therapist, Olsten Healthcare, Inc, Wheaton Plaza South, Suite 504, Viersmill Road, Wheaton, MD 20902, January 1992 to November Part-time Staff Physical Therapist, Rehabilitation Associates of Maryland, 7505 Greenway Center Drive #301, Greenbelt, MD 20770

3 Chief Physical Therapist, Greater Baltimore Sports Medicine Center, 6565 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21204, May 1989 to January Full-time Staff Physical Therapist, Greater Baltimore Sports Medicine Center, 6565 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21204, November 1987 to May Temporary Staff Physical Therapist, Southern Hills Rehabilitation Hospital Princeton, WV, August 1987 to November Current Teaching AT531 Pathology/ Evaluation of Athletic Injury I AT631 Pathology/ Evaluation of Athletic Injury II AT552 Therapeutic Modalities (Electric Stimulation Unit) AT571 Sports Nutrition AT653 Ethics and Professionalism in Athletic Training AT711 Theories and Practice of Strength and Conditioning for Athletes PAM703 Nutrition for the Performing Artist PAM706 Research Seminar Performing Arts Medicine PAM708 Internship in Performing Arts Medicine PAM709 Capstone in Performing Arts Medicine Peer Reviewed Publications: Ford, L, Schmieg, R. Implementing a Foot Screening Clinic for University Musical Theater Students: A Pilot Program. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, Spring, 2014 Schmieg R: Sacroiliac Dysfunction In a College Dancer. Journal of Athletic Training, Vol 38. (2), S-34, June Schmieg, R. and Countiss J.: "The Effects of Training on the Physiological and Emotional Status of the Female Athlete: PA J. of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Vol. 20. (4): pgs, 2-3, Refereed Research Presentations: Johnston J, Page, A, McKnight T, Yeoman S, Schmieg R. Validation of the CES-D 10 shortened depression scale in collegiate athletes and dancers. International Association of Dance Medicine and Science Annual Symposium, Seattle, Washington, October, Schmieg, R. Implementing inter-professional education experiences to improve allied health student competence while promoting dancer wellness. International Association of Dance Medicine and Science Annual Symposium, Singapore, October Gonzalez C, Batista, A, Hale, S, Schmieg, R. Inter-rater reliability of the FMS in a dancing population. International Association of Dance Medicine and Science Annual Symposium, Singapore, October 2012.

4 Schmieg R. Vertical Jump Height, lower extremity strength, and local muscle endurance in female college basketball players and dancers. Annual symposium International Association of Dance Medicine & Science, Birmingham, UK, October, 2010 Schmieg, R. Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction in a College Dancer, Free Communication Clinical Case Report presented at the National Athletic Trainers Association 54 th annual meeting and clinical symposia, St. Louis, MS, Refereed Research Poster Presentations: Morales C, Boyer A, Schmieg R, Abraham K. Reliability of a modified Functional Movement Screen in Pre-professional Collegiate Dancers. International Association of Dance Medicine and Science Annual Symposium, Seattle, Washington, October, Invited Professional Presentations: Maximizing Performance: Artistry, Implementation, and Empowerment. Pre-conference Seminar on Dance Medicine. Performing Arts Medicine Association Annual Symposium, Snowmass, CO, July 2013 Functional Relationships between the Hip and Pelvic Girdle and the Hip and Knee. Virginia Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting and Symposium. Charlottesville, Va., January 17 th, Evaluation and Rehabilitation of Pelvic Girdle and Hip Dysfunction in the Athletic Population. Pre-Conference Seminar presented at the Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers Society Annual Symposium, May 29 th, Exercise for Reducing Neck Pain and Enhancing Dynamic Stability. Presented at the Virginia Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting. Charlottesville, VA. January Differential Examination of Cervical Spine Injuries. Presented at the National Athletic Trainers Association 56 th annual meeting and clinical symposia, Indianapolis, IN, June Scapular Dyskinesis in the Throwing Athlete. Keynote Presentation at the Virginia Athletic Trainers Association annual meeting, Williamsburg, VA, January Evaluation and Management of Pelvic Girdle Dysfunction. Keynote Presentation at the Virginia Athletic Trainers Association annual meeting, Williamsburg, VA January th Documenting Innominate Superior Shear Dysfunction and Efficacy of Limited Treatment on Pain and Function. Ayres K. Schmieg R. Shenandoah University Program in Physical Therapy, Presented at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Section Meeting, New Orleans, February, Evaluation and Treatment of Pelvic Girdle Dysfunction, West Chester University Athletic Training Program Reunion Seminar, December 10, Predicting Forces Applied by Thera-band During Resistive Exercises, Co-chair of project, Shenandoah University Program in Physical Therapy, Cornelius et al., Presented at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Section Meeting, Feb., 1998.

5 Evaluation of Pelvic Girdle Dysfunction, Presented at the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers Association annual meeting, Charlotte, NC, May, Common Foot Disorders in Runners, Presented at the Virginia Physical Therapy Association Blue Ridge District meeting, October, Evaluation and Treatment of Common Athletic Injuries to the Foot and Ankle, Presented at the Howard University, College of Allied Health Science 25 year Anniversary Continuing Education Seminar, May, Rehabilitation of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction, Presented at the Maryland Sports Medicine Foundation Orthopedic Conference for the Harkus Society. September, The Greater Baltimore Sports Medicine Conference for Primary Care Physicians. June 1-2, Speaker for "Rehabilitating Common Knee Problems", and "Shoulder Injuries: Prevention and Strengthening". Biomechanics of Foot Injuries in Runners, Presented at the 1988 Lady Equitable 10K Run Luncheon. Funded/In Review Grant Activity: Primary Investigator for a funded grant from the National Athletic Trainers Association Ethnic Diversity Advisory Council. Project titled: A Model of Cross Cultural Competence Instruction and Outcome Assessment in Entry-Level Athletic Training Education. Dr. Schmieg and a coinvestigator performed a research study to validate the use of the Cultural Competence Adaptability Inventory (CCAI) in athletic training education. Shenandoah University was awarded for this project for the academic year. Professional Service Virginia Athletic Trainers Association Government Affairs Committee Chairperson Spring 2009-present. Performing Arts Medicine Association Education Committee Member 2013-present Services to the University/College/School on Committees/Councils/Commissions: Shenandoah University School of Health Professionals Inter-professional Education Task Force Member 2012-present. Shenandoah University School of Health Professions Curriculum Committee member, present Shenandoah University Health Professions Council Chairperson May Shenandoah University, University Cabinet Member August

6 Shenandoah University Academic Cabinet Member 2001-present Shenandoah University Place of Choice Committee, Fall 2009 to Shenandoah University Division of Athletic Training Admission s Chairperson 2000-present. Honors and Awards: National Athletic Trainers Association Service Award recipient. Award given at NATA Annual Symposium, St. Louis, MO, June 20 th, Shenandoah University Wilkin s Award recipient for academic year for dedication to teaching and service at the university. National Strength and Conditioning Association Certification Commission s Bronze Award for serving as an examination host three consecutive years. (2006) Shenandoah University Program in Physical Therapy, Outstanding Research Project for project title, "Documenting Innominate Superior Shear Dysfunction and Efficacy of Limited Treatment on Pain and Function", chairperson of project, April, Shenandoah University Program in Physical Therapy, Outstanding Research Project for project title, Predicting forces applied by Thera-band during resistive exercises, Co-Chair of project, April, Olsten Healthcare Employee of the Month June 1993

7 Rose A. Schmieg, DHSc, ATC, PT Office: Home: 5C Shingleton Hall 9523 Merrimont Trace Circle Shenandoah University Bristow, VA Division of Athletic Training Home #: University Drive Mobile #: Telephone: References Rebecca Lynn Craik, PhD, PT, FAPTA Department Chair Department of Physical Therapy Arcadia University 450 S. Easton Road Glenside, PA Telephone: John Hunt, DPT, PT, ATC Director of Clinical Education Division of Athletic Training Shenandoah University 1460 University Drive Telephone: Alan, McKay, PhD Dean, Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy Shenandoah University 1775 North Sector Court Telephone: Mr. Barry Deuel, ATC Vice President, Winchester Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, Inc 130 Medical Center Drive Telephone:

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