CURRICULUM VITAE. Name of Educational Program and Institution: Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Nancey A. Bookstein, PT, EdD Address: East 17 th Ave C-244, Aurora, CO Telephone: Name of Educational Program and Institution: Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus Education: University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO EdD in Kinesiology Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, VA MS in Physical Therapy Bouve Boston School, Northeastern University Physical Therapy Certificate Bouve Boston School, Northeastern University BS in Physical Education Licensure Information/Registration Number: Colorado #1126 Certifications (eg, ABPTS): N/A Employment and Positions Held: 2003-present 1994-present Director of Admissions, Associate Professor, School of Medicine, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Senior Instructor, School of Medicine, Department of Cell and Developmental Biology, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Director of Admissions, Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Instructor, Department of Rehabilitative Medicine, Physical Therapy Program, University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Coordinator of Clinical Education (CCCE), Mercy Medical Center, Physical Therapy Department, Denver, CO Staff Physical Therapist, Mercy Medical Center, Physical Therapy Department, Denver, CO

2 Page 2 of Co-Chief Physical Therapist, Chesterfield County Nursing Home, Chesterfield County, VA Supervisor of Physical Therapy, South Hospital, Medical College of Virginia Hospitals, Richmond, VA Senior Physical Therapist, Helen Hayes Hospital (formerly New York State Rehabilitation Hospital), West Haverstraw, NY Staff Physical Therapist, New York State Rehabilitation Hospital, West Haverstraw, NY Peer Reviewed Publications: Bookstein NA. Skeletal demineralization. In: Cameron M, Monroe L, eds. Physical Rehabilitation: Evidenced Based Examination, Evaluation, and Intervention. Saunders Elsevier; Ono T, Riegger-Krugh C, Bookstein NA, et al. The boundary of the vastus medialis oblique and the vastus medialis longus. J Phys Ther Sci. 2005;17(1):1-4. Hall M, Bookstein NA. Automating the process of admissions data collection and analysis. J Allied Health. 2004; 33(3): Scherer SA, Bookstein NA. Clinical perspective: framework and rationale for physical therapy management of lung transplant patients with osteoporosis. Cardiopulm Phys Ther J. 2001;12(3): Peer Reviewed Scientific and Professional Presentations: Risk factors for osteoporosis. Combined Sections Meeting, Section on Geriatrics, APTA. Boston, MA; February Muscle strength in women with osteoporosis with and without vertebral fractures. Combined Sections Meeting. Section on Geriatrics, APTA. New Orleans, LA; Harrell M, Smith S, Johanning S, Bookstein N, Smith M. Body in balance screen. Partnerships for Health: Recognizing Tomorrow s Contributors, CPHA/CCNA Annual Meeting. Breckenridge, CO; September Abstracts: Ono T, Reigger-Krugh C, Bookstein NA. The boundary of vastus medialis longus and oblique. Rigaku ruohogaku. 2002;29(2)(Suppl):273. Bookstein N. Muscle strength in women with and without vertebral fractures. Phys Ther Bookstein, NA, Hull TA. Treatment of back pain from vertebral compression fractures in osteoporotic women. Women's Health Section, APTA [abstract submitted and accepted, not published]

3 Page 3 of 10 Bookstein N, Anderson M, Bowman L, Bradburn A, Crock D, Maelzer G. Lumbar extension range of motion changes in children. Phys Ther. 1992;72(Suppl):535. Bookstein, N. Early flexor withdrawl as a predictor in adult head injury. Phys Ther. 1979;59(7):914. Non-Peer Reviewed Publications: Lindsey C, Bookstein NA. Instructional video: kypholordosis measurement using a flexible curve [CD]. APTA Section on Geriatrics Bookstein NA, Lindsey C. Osteoporosis: what you should know [website publication - template for clinicians]. Osteoporosis Special Interest Group, APTA Section on Geriatrics. March Bookstein N, Lindsey C. Osteoporosis: what you should know. GeriNotes. 2005;12(3): Katzman W, Bookstein NA. Identifying patients at risk for osteoporosis. GeriNotes. 2002;9(1): Bookstein NA, Scherer SA. Osteoporosis: bone measurement and pharmacology update. GeriNotes. 2002;9(1): Bookstein NA. Muscle strength in osteoporotic women with and without vertebral compression fractures. University of Northern Colorado. Ed.D;1998:120 pgs. Early flexor withdrawl as a prognostic indicator in severe head injury. Medical College of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University. Richmond, VA:1978;M.S. Non-Peer Reviewed Presentations: Bookstein NA. Osteoporosis: what you need to know. APTA National Student Conclave. Denver, CO; October Bookstein NA. Ask the expert: osteoporosis round table. Combined Sections Meeting, APTA. Nashville, TN; February Bookstein NA. Ask the expert: osteoporosis round table. Combined Section Meeting, APTA. Tampa, FL; February Bookstein NA. Wear and tear on your joints: osteoporosis. Arthritis Foundation. Denver, CO; November Osteoporosis. Foothills Options. Littleton, CO; November Muscle strength in osteoporotic women. Hartford/Jahnigen Center of Excellence in Geriatrics, Research Forum Denver, CO; January Muscle strength in women with osteoporosis with and without vertebral fractures. Geriatrics Section, APTA. New Orleans, LA; February 2000.

4 Page 4 of 10 Physical therapy for patients with steroid-induced osteoporosis, Rheumatology Fellows Seminar. December Exercise for seniors with osteoporosis. Active Options Foothills. Lakewood, CO; October Physical therapy for patients with osteoporosis. Senior Clinic Pearls Conference, UCHSC. April Treatment of back pain from vertebral compression fractures in osteoporotic women. Women's Health Section, Combined Sections Meeting, APTA. Boston, MA; February Posture and exercise consideration for patients with osteoporosis. Colorado Center for Bone Research Staff. Lakewood, CO; March Anatomy of the upper extremity with emphasis of the shoulder and rotator cuff.colorado Physical Therapy Association. Denver, CO; June Bookstein NA, Stelzner D. Prosection review of the spine and pelvis with correlation of muscle imbalances to dysfunction. Colorado Physical Therapy Association. Denver, CO; July-August Physical therapy considerations for patients with osteoporosis. Metabolic Bone Clinic Teaching Seminar. September Bookstein NA, Malone T, Wilk K. Orthopedic assessment and rehabilitation with cadaveric dissection of the knee and the shoulder. University of Colorado School of Medicine, Office of Continuing Education. Denver, CO; February Anatomy of the wrist and hand. Denver Association of Hand Therapists. March Energy conservation for the AIDS population. Denver Nursing Project. Denver, CO; Winter Musculoskeletal screen. AIDS project Education Forum, Denver Center for Human Caring, University of Colorado School of Nursing. Denver, CO; July Anatomy of the lower quarter. Colorado Physical Therapy Association. Denver, CO; June-July Anatomy of the head and neck. Colorado Physical Therapy Association. Denver, CO; June-July Anatomy of the upper quarter. Colorado Physical Therapy Association. Denver, CO; June-July An integrative approach to the lumbar spine. St. Joseph Hospital. Denver, CO; Postoperative transcutaneous electric stimulation. Surgical Grand Rounds, Rose Medical Center. Denver, CO; 1979 Funded/In Review Grant Activity: Spitzer V (PI). Head and Neck Atlas of the Visible Human (RPF No. NLM /SLC), September Role: Identified digitized structures and correlated what others identified during digitization.

5 Page 5 of 10 Other Research and Scholarly Activity. Lindsey, Carleen, Bookstein NA. Physical therapy for osteoporosis prevention and treatment: a comprehensive approach for women's bone health. Home Study Course for Section on Women's Health, American Physical Therapy Association [in process]. Member, Dissertation Committee, Reed, Sean. University of Colorado Denver, College of Nursing present. Dissertation Advisor, Chair of Doctoral Committee, Nordon-Craft, Amy. The effects of chemotherapy on functional performance in women with stage II and stage III breast cancer. Rocky Mountain University Bookstein NA, Duiker S. Cultural differences towards diet and exercise for osteoporosis prevention and management in a Russian immigrant population. Unfunded proposal submitted to the National Osteoporosis Foundation (Mazess Research Grant). December, Lindenfeld J, Bookstein NA. The effect of tumor necrosis factor receptor Fc fusion protein on bone mass in patients with heart failure: a sub-study to the RENAISSANCE Trial. Submitted to Immunex. February, Role: Evaluated already generated data. When unfunded, results were not published. Thesis Advisor (UCHSC Physical Therapy Students). Personality characteristics and learning style relationships identified in health care professionals Bookstein NA, Miller P. Effect of a disease-specific exercise program on muscle strength and balance in elderly osteoporotic women. Unfunded proposal submitted to the Eli Lilly Center for Women s Health. October, Bookstein NA (PI). The effects of a Swiss ball exercise program on lumbar spine bone mineral density in healthy postmenopausal women. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Bookstein NA (PI). Use of the Modified DAPRE Protocol in cycle ergometry: an intervention to preserve bone mineral density in postmenopausal women. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Bookstein NA (PI). The effect of aerobic conditioning on the rate of recovery from the presentation of a stressful stimulus. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Bookstein NA (PI). The effect of high and low intensity exercise on pain perception in subjects diagnosed with primary fibromyalgia. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Bookstein NA (PI). The use of continuous passive motion to augment traditional treatment for burns at the elbow. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Bookstein NA (PI). The effect of continuous wearing of a lumbar orthosis on abdominal oblique muscular endurance. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; 1993.

6 Page 6 of 10 Bookstein NA (PI). Physical therapy in the emergency department. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Bookstein NA (PI). The effect of early physical therapy intervention on the functional outcome of traumatic brain injured patients. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Bookstein NA (PI). Reach to recovery versus dance therapy: a comparison of rehabilitation programs following breast cancer surgery. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Bookstein NA (PI). Changes in lumbar extension range of motion in boys and girls aged 6 to 11. Completed by Physical Therapy Program Bachelor students. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO; Continuing Education Workshops Conducted/Organized: N/A Membership in Scientific/Professional Organizations: International Association of Medical Science Educators, Metabolic Bone Society of Colorado, 1993-present American Physical Therapy Association, 1968-present Section on Geriatrics, , 1999-present Chair, Osteoporosis SIG, Section on Oncology, , 1997, 2005-present Cardiopulmonary Section, Women s Health Section, Cardiopulmonary Section, Women s Health Section, Section on Orthopaedics, Section on Sports Medicine, Section on Education, , 1994-present Colorado Physical Therapy Association, 1976-present Chair, Ethics Committee, 2003-present Vice Chair Mile High District, Member, Ethics Committee, Delegate to Annual Conference Member, Quality Assurance Committee, Virginia Physical Therapy Association, Delegate to Annual Conference, New York State Physical Therapy Association, Editor, Newsletter, Consultative and Advisory Positions Held: Member, Fit to a T Latino Version Task Force, United States Bone and Joint Decade, 2007

7 Page 7 of 10 Manuscript Reviewer, Elsevier Science Publishing, 2001-present Physical Therapy Consultant, Colorado Asthma and Allergy Center, Aurora, CO, Physical Therapy Consultant, Colorado Center for Bone Research, Lakewood, CO, 1997-present Physical Therapy Consultant, Metabolic Bone Clinic, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO, 1993-present Manuscript Reviewer, F.A. Davis Publishing Company, Physical Therapist Consultant, Hospice of St. John, Lakewood, CO, Advisory Committee, Partners Home Health Corporation, Item Originator, Professional Examining Service, Physical Therapy Consultant, Spinal Pain Clinic, Department of Orthopaedics, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO, National Advisory Board, Stim Tech, Inc., Item Reviewer, Professional Examining Service, Community Service: President, Board of Directors, St Benedict Health and Healing Ministry, 2008-present Member, Board of Directors, St Benedict Health and Healing Ministry, Physical Therapist, St Benedict Health and Healing Ministry Free Clinic, 2005-present Judge, Denver Metro Regional Science and Engineering Fair, Volunteer, ASK A DOC, UCHSC and KNUS Channel 4, : Women's Health Rehabilitation Healthy Aging Site Coordinator, Channel 9 Health Fair, 1997-present Volunteer, AIDS WALK COLORADO, Program on HIV/AIDS, Episcopal Church Women of Colorado, Broomfield, CO, 1992 Panel on Stroke, Holy Comforter Parish, Broomfield, CO, 1992 Chaplain, Hospice of St John, Lakewood, CO, Volunteer, Channel 9 Health Fair, Body in Balance Screen, 1987-present

8 Page 8 of 10 Volunteer, Department of Surgery, Rose Medical Center, Services to the University/College/School on Committees/Councils/Commissions: University of Colorado Denver: ADA Committee, 2002-present Research Forum Judge, 2000, 2003 Program Review Committee, 1998-present Faculty Council, President s Committee on Student Life, IA-SIS Project, School of Medicine: Clinical Requirements Committee, 2009-present LCME Medical Student Task Force, Junior Marshall, Commencement Committee, 2008-present Graduation Steering Committee, Small Group Design Committee (Fitz planning anatomy lab), Admissions Committee, 2001-present Medical Student Advisor, Graduate Fellowship Committee, Task Force on Graduate Education and Faculty Governance, 1996 Physical Therapy Program: Director of Admissions, 1993-present Recruitment, Admissions, Matriculation Committee, 2001-present Admissions Committee, Chair, Extended Curriculum Oversight Committee, 2007-present Chair, Graduation Committee, 1992-present

9 Page 9 of 10 Co-chair, Post-professional (tdpt) Committee, Generic Abilities Committee, Member Awards Committee, Faculty Development Committee, Curriculum Committee, Physical Therapy Student Advisor, 1978-present Honors and Awards: Teaching Excellence Award, Class of 2007, UCHSC School of Medicine, May 2004 Teaching Excellence Award, Class of 2006, UCHSC School of Medicine, May 2003 Continuing Education Attended: Conservative management of chronic foot disorders. Colorado Chapter, APTA. Denver, CO; March 29, What s up down under? Latest advances in orthopaedic research. Colorado Chapter, APTA. Denver, CO; Nov 3, Women s health throughout the lifespan for the front line physical therapist. Colorado Chapter, APTA. Denver, CO; April 2, Evidence-based approach to functional assessment & exercise for older adults. Colorado Chapter, APTA. Colorado Springs, CO; Nov 5-6, Catherine Goodman, MBA, PT. Differential diagnosis in physical therapy. Denver, CO; Feb Brian Murphy, MPT. Primary care physical therapy. Denver, CO; Feb Current Teaching Responsibilities in the Entry-Level Program (in sequence, by quarter or semester): Summer Semester: Fall Semester: DPTR 5001: Clinical Anatomy I DPTR 6001: Clinical Anatomy II N/A Spring Semester:

10 Page 10 of 10 DPTR 5301: Medicine I, guest lecturer DPTR 7613: Patient Care Seminar III