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1 Updated May 2014 Heather Hayes, PT, DPT, NCS, PhD Assistant Professor (Clinical) University of Utah, College of Health, Department of Physical Therapy University Rehabilitation and Wellness Clinic, PT Residency Director, Utah Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency Program Work address: 520 Wakara Way, Suite 302, Salt Lake City, UT Direct Phone: , Clinic phone: , Fax: EMPLOYMENT: University of Utah, Department of Physical Therapy, Assistant Professor (Clinical) Clinical: University Rehabilitation and Wellness clinic, Balance and Fall Prevention Program Salt Lake City, UT- May 2004-current Balance and Fall Prevention Program. An outpatient clinic focusing on neurological disabilities and wellness programs for MS, Parkinsonism, stroke, TBI and SCI. Clinical instructor for doctor of physical therapy students overseeing research projects, clinical experiences, seminar teaching. ALS clinic providing physical therapy screens for individuals with ALS with a team of healthcare practitioners. An intensive 10 day therapy program, including constraint-induced therapy for individuals with focal neurological injuries. Utah Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency Program, Resident Director current. APTA credentialed sited. Developed and implemented this program in collaboration with the University of Utah, Department of Physical Therapy, University Healthcare and Intermountain Healthcare. Southwest Advanced Neurological Rehabilitation, Phoenix, AZ-January 2004 Neurological outpatient clinic An intensive neurological outpatient rehabilitation program for stroke survivors managed by Kay Wing, PT, DPT, NCS, GCS. The Pain Relief Center of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, AZ- July 2003-March 2004 Outpatient clinic An outpatient clinic with a focus on chronic and acute pain for orthopedic and neurological disorders. The Peaks, Flagstaff, AZ- August 2003-May 2004 Skilled Nursing Facility A 90-bed skilled nursing facility, with a primarily geriatric population with orthopedic and neurological disabilities. Flagstaff Medical Center dba Alliance Medical Laboratory, Flagstaff, AZ, Patient representative Fast paced business department, handling all aspects of patient and client billing concerns. Knowledge of Explanation of Benefits from multiple providers, ICD-9 and CPT coding. Additionally, worked in the laboratory regulating quality control in specimen handling and processing. Operated medical lab test equipment and managed inventory control. EDUCATION: University of Utah, Salt Lake City,

2 PhD, Exercise and Sports Science Faculty Mentor: Lee Dibble, PT, PhD; Committee: Barry Shultz, PhD (ESS chair); Andrea White, PhD (ESS); Thomas Schenkenberg, PhD (Neurology); Lara Boyd, PT, PhD (Vancouver, CANADA) Northern Arizona University (NAU), Flagstaff, AZ, Doctor of Physical Therapy-with distinction University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO, Fulfilled pre-requisite coursework for enrollment in a Physical Therapy program. Tulane University, Newcomb College, New Orleans, LA, Bachelor of Arts -International Relations Minor -Dance University of Kent, Canterbury, England, Honors Program Tulane-Newcomb Junior Year Abroad SPECIALTY CERTIFICATION: Physical Therapy UT state license, , 2004-current Neurologic Clinical Specialist, ABPTS certification 2006 APTA certified clinical instructor course, October 2004 Saebo, Inc. certified orthotist-for fitting of specialized hand orthosis, January 2004 Basic Life Support, 1999-current SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES/PRESENTATIONS: Utah Stroke Symposium, University of Utah Guest House, May 17, Wellness for Stroke Survivors, Case Study of PT and SLP. Geriatric Grand Rounds, University of Utah, March 4, Physical Therapy Assessment of Gait and Balance and Recommendations for Assistive Devices. Jim Ballard and Heather Hayes. University of Utah, Research in progress, The effects of age and Parkinson disease on performance and learning of an standing implicit motor sequence task, Fall 2013, Stroke Symposium Idaho: Key note speaker: "Current concepts in rehabilitation of stroke across the continuum of care". February 24, APTA Neurology Section Practice Committee, speaker for Practice Issues Forum: "The Art of Documentation: Effective and Clear Documentation of Non-Traditional Therapeutic Activities". CSM, Chicago, February American Academy of Orthotists and Prothestists, One day seminar. The Effect of AFO's on balance: "Balance Deficits Associated with Acute and Chronic Stroke". Chicago, October APTA Neurology Section Practice Committee, speaker for Practice Issues Forum: "Evidence based practice and practice based evidence". CSM, New Orleans, February UTPTA Annual Fall meeting. "Determining improvements in body structure and function, activity, 2

3 and participation in individuals with chronic stroke by providing two intensive treadmill training programs". Stephens, M. Hayes, HA. Platform presentation, presented by Stephens, M. October Development of Utah Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency Program, credentialed APTA Residency Program beginning Current Director of program. Coordinate didactic teaching and off-site education as well collaborate and oversee all mentors. APTA Neurology Section Practice Committee, speaker for Practice Issues Forum: "Lifelong learning". CSM, San Diego, February APTA Neurology Section, Practice Committee, Coordinator of Practice Issues Forum: "Neurologic Educational Guidelines" CSM, February Utah Physical Therapy Association, Fall State conference." Intensity and stroke rehabilitation". October Traumatic Brain Injury conference. Utah October "The role of a physical therapist". APTA, Neurology Section, Practice Committee, Coordinator of Practice Issues Forum: "Autonomous Practice". CSM, February KUED Guest presenter Stroke and Perspectives on Caregiving KUED special funded by Utah Stroke Association. June UT Stroke Symposium, Stroke task force moderator and organizer for rehabilitation specialists breakout session, March 2006, March University of Utah Hospital, Stroke Grand Rounds: "Best Practice Guidelines for Physical Therapy: Through the Continuum of Care". April UT Stroke Symposium: "Rethinking the way we do business, community based risk reduction programs". March Utah PTA club, in-service: "Outcome measures, how, what, when?". March KUER MS research panel member, for open discussion with individuals with MS. March University of Utah, Physical Medicine and Rehab physicians in-service: "Current Physical Therapy concepts in stroke rehabilitation". June University of Utah Hospital, Skills Day: " Upper extremity thoughts with an emphasis on CIMT in the sub acute setting". April APTA CSM, Pre-conference course: "Programs for Fitness, 2 Prevention and Improved Function in Adults with Neurological Disorders". February Utah Physical Therapy Association, Fall State Conference: "Case example of unique therapy program allowing intensity of practice to encourage neuroplastic changes for chronic stroke 3

4 survivors". September Utah Occupational Therapy Association, State Conference: "Restoration versus Compensation, Principles of neuroplasticity applied to clinical practice". January Utah Physical Therapy Association, Fall State Conference: "Restoration versus Compensation, Principles of neuroplasticity applied to clinical practice". December University Medical Center, Tucson, AZ, Nursing students: "Techniques for maintaining postsurgical hip and back precautions". February Infinia, Flagstaff, AZ, CNA staff, Certified Nursing Assistant staff: "Techniques for maintaining hip precautions, proper lifting mechanics and transfer safety". June Northern Arizona University, Nursing students: "Techniques for maintaining hip precautions and proper lifting mechanics". May Northern Arizona University, Lecture Series, Doctoral project: "The use of an exercise program under the supervision of a physical therapist for a post-surgical lumbar fusion: a case report". October ACADEMIC TEACHING: University of Utah, PHTH 7920, Doctoral seminar II, Reviewing the literature related to gaming in post-stroke care. Fall 2013 University of Utah PHTH 7929 Doctoral Seminar II: Understanding CRPS: pathophysiology, medical management and rehabilitation management, Fall University of Utah, PHTH 7300 Neuromuscular management course: "Upper extremity management". Lab and lecture series, October University of Utah PHTH 7920 Doctoral Seminar II: "Is it possible to improve hemiparetic gait?" 1 credit, Fall University of Utah PHTH 7920 Doctoral Seminar II: "Impact of practice conditions on learning in individuals with neurological disabilities". 1 credit, Fall University of Utah PHTH 7960 Independent Study for Resident, Summer 2010, Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Summer 2011, Fall 2012, Spring credit. Multiple lectures in series. University of Utah, PHTH 7920 Doctoral Seminar II: "Improvements in gait speed and balance in individuals with neurological disorders". 1 credit, Fall University of Utah, PHTH 7920 Doctoral Seminar II: "Lessons in Lesions and Learning". 1 credit, Fall University of Utah, PHTH 7920 Doctoral Seminar II: "Application of Neuroplasticity from LBP to Stroke". 1 credit, Fall

5 University of Utah, PHTH 7260 PT Topics. Geriatrics: "Performing a geriatric evaluation." February 12, 2007 and April 23, University of Utah, PHTH 7260 PT Topics. Geriatrics: "Aging with a Disability". March 26, University of Utah, PHTH 7920 Post Professional Doctoral Seminar I: Assistant Instructor: "Metabolic Syndrome and Stroke". Summer PEER REVIEWED PLATFORM PRESENTATIONS: Hayes HA. Society for Neuroscience. November Accepted. " The effects of age and Parkinson disease on performance and learning of an standing implicit motor sequence task". Hayes HA. APTA CSM Neurology Section, February Accepted. "The Effects of Age and Parkinson's Disease on Temporal and Spatial Learning During a Posturally Demanding Implicit Motor Sequence Task". Hayes HA. APTA Annual Conference, June Activity and participation gains following a unique intensive rehabilitation program for a person with chronic stroke. Hayes HA. APTA CSM Neurology Section, February Resistance Training via Lengthening Contractions for Individuals with MS: A Preliminary Report. PEER REVIEWED POSTER PRESENTATIONS: Muscle Study Group, Neuromuscular disease, abstract submitted May 2014, Assessment of Six- Minute Walk Test in Children with Congential Myotonic Dystrophy: Preliminary Results CSM 2014, research section APTA. Testing the Dopamine-Overdose Hypothesis on Implicit Motor Sequence Learning in Parkinson Disease. International Congress of Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders. June "The effects of age and Parkinson disease on performance and learning of an environmentally valid implicit motor sequence task". Hayes, HA. Dibble, LE. Center on Aging conference February 22, University of Utah. 1. Functional improvements for individuals with chronic stroke using two intensive training programs. Hayes, HA. Stephens, M. Funded by Center of Rehabilitation and Research, University of Utah. 2. Determining improvements of gait characteristics in individuals with chronic stroke based on two intensive training programs. Stephens, M. Hayes, HA. Funded by Center of Rehabilitation and Research, University of Utah APTA Combined Sections Meeting, February, New Orleans, LA. Hayes, HA, Stephens, M. Functional improvements for individuals with chronic stroke using two intensive training programs. Preliminary Results APTA Combined Sections Meeting, February, New Orleans, LA. Stephens, M. Hayes, HA. Determining improvements of functional ambulation; gait speed, quality, and community 5

6 accessibility for individuals with chronic stroke by providing two intensive training programs, preliminary results APTA Combined Sections Meeting in Las Vegas, NV February 9-12, Hayes, HA, Dibble LE. "Asymmetrical contribution of sarcopenia to functional mobility in persons with chronic stroke" APTA Combined Sections Meeting in Las Vegas, NV February 9-12, Hayes, HA, Cavanaugh, J, Dibble LE. "Relationship between physical performance and ambulatory activity in individuals with chronic stroke" 2009 APTA Combined Sections Meeting in Las Vegas, NV February 9-12, Gappmaier, E. Hayes, HA, Dibble LE, LaStayo, P. "Effects of a high intensity eccentric resistance training program on strength and muscle endurance of individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS)." Presenter, Gappmaier. ACTRIMS Montreal, September 18, 2008 Hayes, HA, Gappmaier, E, Dibble LE, LaStayo, PC. Safety and feasibility of a high intensity resistance training program for individuals with MS ACTRIMS Montreal, September 18, 2008 Hayes HA, Gappmaier E, Dibble LE, LaStayo PC. Effects of a high intensity resistance training program on strength, mobility and fatigue in moderately severe individuals with Multiple Sclerosis Center on Aging, University of Utah, April Hayes, HA, Whetten, B. Participation gains following unique intensive rehabilitation for persons with chronic stroke APTA Combined Sections Meeting, February 2008 Mehler A, Hale T, Foreman KB, Hayes HA, LaStayo P, Dibble L. Differences in anticipatory postural adjustments between fallers and nonfallers in persons with Multiple Sclerosis. Published in Journal of Neurological Physical Therapy, December APTA Combined Sections Meeting, Boston, MA, February Dibble LE, Foreman KD, Hayes HA. Tracking the natural history of mobility loss in neurodegenerative diseases: Preliminary results using an on-line database tracking system. Published in Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy, December ACADEMIC ADVISING: 2013 Doctor of Physical Therapy students 1. Juliano, J.-Spasticity management for stroke survivors and function. Co-chair 2. Williams, A.-How much walking do stroke survivors get? Co-chair 2011 Doctor of Physical Therapy students 1. Stoner, C. - Transcranial magnetic stimulation. Co-chair. 2. Barker, E.- Quality of life in chronic stroke survivors. Co-chair Doctor of Physical Therapy students 1. Stephens, M. - Identifying characteristics which can predict a meaningful change in gait velocity in persons following chronic stroke. Co-chair. 2. Stephens, E. Parkinsonism and improvements in walking via multiple strategies of training. Co- 6

7 chair. 3. Parkinson, E.- The effects of unimanual, bimanual, and traditional arm training on impairment, activity, and participation for individuals with acute and chronic, moderate stroke. Co-chair Doctor of Physical Therapy students 1. Bishop, S-Can we improve gait speed in chronic stroke survivors?-co-chair Doctor of Physical Therapy students 1. Knoebel, M-The effects of Aerobic Training on Aerobic Capacity for Stroke Survivors: A Literature Review-Committee member (Summer) Post Professional DPT student 1. Milkavich, L-Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy for Children with Hemiparetic Cerebral Palsy.-Co-chair Doctor of Physical Therapy students 1. Whetten, B-Massed Practice Effects on Mobility, Balance and Balance Confidence and Quality of Life: A Case Series-Committee member Doctor of Physical Therapy students 1. Benson, D-Metabolic and Fall Risk Status of Stroke Survivors Living in the Community. Committee member. 2. Rock, S-Task specific training versus Resistance Training in Stroke Patients-Committee member. 3. Hyatt, K- Intensity of Training Effects on Stroke Survivors-Committee member. IRB PROPOSALS: Primary Research Rater for PT, Hayes. Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy: Double-Blind Randomized Trial to Find Optimum Steroid Regimen (FOR-DMD). Multi-center trial, Dr. Russell Butterfield (PI) and Dr. Nicholas Johnson (Co-I) current Researcher PT, Hayes. A Longitudinal Study of Disease Progression in Congenital Myotonic Dystrophy. Dr. Nicholas Johnson (PI) current Principal Investigator: Hayes, Faculty Mentor: Lee Dibble, PT, PhD, Department of Physical Therapy. Effect of Dopamine on acquisition performance and retention learning of an implicit motor sequence task in individuals with early Parkinson's Disease during a postural task completed. Co-Investigator: Hayes, Principal Investigator: Stacy Bamberg, PhD, Department of Mechanical engineering. Optimization and Validation of a Computerized Orthotic Prescription System current. Co-Investigator: Hayes, Principal Investigator: Steven Edgley, MD, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Safety and Efficacy of Aquatic Treadmill Therapy for Improving Economy of Gait, Gait Speed, Balance, Cardiovascular Fitness, and Quality of Life in Ambulatory Adult Stroke Patients: A Pilot Study

8 Principal Investigator: Hayes. Determining improvements of functional ambulation; gait speed, quality and community ambulation for individuals with chronic stroke by providing two intensive training programs Principal Investigator: Hayes. Tracking of measures of physical performance and physiological measures in persons with focal neurological injury participating in the University of Utah Rehabilitation and Wellness Clinic current Co-Investigator: Hayes, Principal Investigator: Paul LaStayo, PT, PhD. Impact of Eccentric Resistance Exercise on Muscle Size and Performance in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis ADDDITIONAL EDUCATION: -Continuing Medical Education, 9 hours, Epic training, March 31, April 7, April 28, Utah Stroke Symposium, May Utah Stroke Symposium, April Center on Aging Conference, April 8, Utah Stroke Symposium, April 30, Brain Institute 2 nd Annual Symposium, April 2, Neural Correlates of Multi-tasking (5 hours) -CSM pre-conference course on Mentoring the Mentor in a Residency/Fellowship program, Feb (1 day) -Center on Aging Conference, April, PhD Coursework 2006-December TMS course, August 10-14, Beth Fisher, PT, PhD. Los Angeles, CA -Evidenced based manual wheelchair prescription and practice. CATEA on-line course, February, 2008, Christy Acker, MSPT -Balance and Fall Prevention with a Vestibular rehab focus. Dogwood Institute. February 22, 23, 2008, Kimberly Lee, PT, DHS -Tools for Managing Reimbursement in the Outpatient Physical Therapy Setting, December Fearon H. -Health Care Systems, Legal and Ethical Issues in the rehabilitation setting, April 2002-Cooperman J, Scott R. -Clinical Application of Aquatic Interventions (a PNF emphasis), Summer 2002-Wing K, Carter V. -Neurological Rehabilitation: Immersion Therapy, Summer Wing K, Carter V. -Strength and Conditioning, Summer 2002-Fahrenbruch J, Borden R. -Prosthetics and Orthotics and AFO, February 2002-Cornwall M. -Accounting Principles: Coconino Community College: Fall Management Principles: Coconino Community College: Fall 1997 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP: -American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) member since APTA, Neurology, Stroke SIG, nominating committee 2013-current Stroke Task Force of the American Heart/Stroke Association, Western States Affiliate -UT Stroke Task Force President of the Rehabilitation Committee APTA Neurology Advocacy committee member Utah Physical Therapy Association member since APTA Stroke SIG office candidate for nominating committee, APTA Neurology Section, Practice Committee member APTA Neurology Section Practice-Membership Committee member liaison, APTA Neurology Section, Program Committee for III Step programming,

9 -APTA Neurology Section member since APTA Stroke SIG member since APTA TBI SIG member APTA Degenerative diseases SIG member APTA Orthopedic Section member APTA Aquatic SIG member APTA Pain SIG member Arizona Physical Therapy Association (AzAPTA) member AzAPTA Member of Practice Committee and Publications Committee AzAPTA, Assisted with developing/creating APTA Student SIG in Arizona PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS: -CSM Society For Neuroscience APTA CSM 2013 San Diego, CA. -APTA CSM 2012 Chicago, IL. -APTA CSM 2011 New Orleans, LA. -UTPTA annual Fall meeting 2010 Ogden, UT. -APTA CSM 2010 San Diego, CA. -APTA CSM 2009 LasVegas, NV. -World Congress on Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis, ACTRIMS-ECTRIMS LACTRIMS, September 17-20, 2008, Montréal, Canada. -Utah physical therapy association annual Fall meeting, November 15, 2008, Midvale, UT. -APTA CMS 2008 Nashville, TN. -APTA CSM 2007 Boston, MA. -APTA CSM 2006 San Diego, CA. -APTA Annual conference June APTA CSM APTA CSM 2004 Nashville, TN. -APTA CSM 2003 Tampa, FL. -APTA National Student Conclave 2002, Birmingham, AL. -APTA National Student Conclave 2001, Salt Lake City, UT. -AzAPTA, Neurologic Update 2004, Phoenix, AZ. -Coding and reimbursement update, Helene Fearon, Phoenix, AZ AzAPTA,Fall State meetings 2000, 2001, 2003 Phoenix, AZ. -Arizona PT Day at the Capitol, 2002, 2003 Phoenix, AZ. -AzAPTA, Spring State meeting 2002, Phoenix, AZ. -AzAPTA, Annual Professional Development Seminar 2001, 2003 Phoenix, AZ, RESEARCH: Principal Investigator: Bioness L300, Multi-site project University of Utah site. Functional Ambulation: Standard Treatment vs. Electrical Stimulation Therapy (FASTEST) Trial in Chronic Post-Stroke Subjects with Foot Drop. Primary research rater: Hayes, HA. Dates: 2010-current Principal Investigator: Hayes HA 9

10 Co-Investigators: Edgley S, Mooney G, Boyd L. Determining improvements of functional ambulation; gait speed, quality and community ambulation for individuals with chronic stroke by providing two intensive training programs. Funded: $ Center for Contemporary Rehabilitation, Research, Education and Practice University of Utah Awarded: 2007 Completed: Continuing Principal Investigator: Edgley, S. Co-Investigator: Hayes, HA. Safety and Efficacy of Aquatic Treadmill Therapy for Improving Economy of Gait, Gait, Speed, Balance, Cardiovascular Fitness, and Quality of Life in Ambulatory Adult Stroke Patients: A Pilot Study CRR grant Dates 2007-current Principal Investigator: Everest Trial Multi-site trial Research Rater: Hayes HA. (Lead rater University of Utah), Rosello M. Use of electrical implants on upper extremity functional improvement in stroke survivors. Northstar, Neuroscience Dates: Principal Investigator: Dibble L. Co-Investigator: Hayes HA, Edgley S, Skalabrin E. Exercise Training in Stroke Survivors: Secondary Prevention of Recurrent Strokes and Fall Related Injuries. Funded: $14,625 Primary Care Research Center, University of Utah Awarded: 2005 Completed: 2007 Principal Investigator: LaStayo PC. Co-Investigator: Hayes HA, Dibble L, Gappmaier E. High Force, Low-cost Resistance Training for Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis. Funded: $43,615 National MS Society Awarded: 2005 Completed: 2009 Principal Investigator: Hayes HA. Proposal for wellness program for stroke survivors in greater Salt Lake City area. Not funded: $16,000 United Way Principal Investigator: LaStayo PC. Co-Investigator: Hayes HA. High Force Resistance Training for Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis Not funded: Northern Arizona University IRB approved research Dates: Principal Investigators: Lindstedt S, LaStayo PC. Research Assistant: Hayes HA. Analysis for quantification of cross-sectional area of tissue biopsy of elderly patients pre/post chronic eccentric training and control subjects by point counting myofibril, mitochondria and lipids. Determination of change in muscle fiber ultrastructure was analyzed COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: -Utah Stroke Task Force member and chair of Rehabilitation committee to current. -Utah Heart/stroke walk event coordinator and team manager for Stroke Awareness

11 -Saving Strokes 2013, Salt Lake City, UT -Volunteer Leadership Forum speaker for the American Stroke Association. April Presenter Utah Valley Stroke Task Force, Providing unique opportunities for stroke survivors. March OSHER Lifelong Learning Institute, Primary Stroke Prevention lecture. March, AHA/ASA heart/stroke walk-promoting stroke survivors walking -AHA/ASA heart/stroke walk Sept 17, 2011 Lecture to stroke survivors on recovery post-stroke. Coordinated event for stroke survivors across the greater Salt Lake area. -Saving strokes 2012, Salt Lake City, UT. -Saving strokes 2011, Salt Lake City, UT, golfing event for stroke survivors. -Saving Strokes 2010 Provo and Salt Lake City, UT. -Strike out Stroke 2009, bowling event for stroke survivors. -Saving Strokes 2009, Salt Lake City, UT. -Rehabilitation chair of Utah Strokes task force, 2005-current. -Stroke support group lecture: Physical activity and exercise recommendation for stroke survivors. October 6, Volunteer for APTA Neurology Section Booth, CSM 2004, TRAILS board member, Utah Power and Light retirees education lecture series on balance and fall related disorders -Flagstaff Senior Olympics Health Fair, September 2003 provided balance and health screening and presentation on aging and how to combat -Associate Director of Canyon Movement Company, modern dance company, Flagstaff, AZ ACL prevention program for Flagstaff youth soccer leagues, Spring Cardiovascular screening program for elder hostel participants, Spring 2002 PUBLICATIONS: Hayes, H.A., Hunsaker, N. Boyd, L.A. & Dibble, L.E. Spatial, temporal and combined error in individuals with Parkinson disease during a standing sequence task. Submitted to Journal of Motor Behavior, in review. Hayes, H.A., Hunsaker, N. & Dibble, L.E. Implicit motor sequence learning in individuals with Parkinson disease: A meta-analysis. Submitted to Parkinsonism and Related Disorders, in review. Hayes, H.A. & Dibble, L.E. Does dopamine replacement medication affect postural sequence learning in Parkinson disease? Submitted to Movement Disorders, in review. Hayes, H. A., Gappmaier, E., & LaStayo, P. C. (2011). Effects of high-intensity resistance training on strength, mobility, balance, and fatigue in individuals with multiple sclerosis: a randomized controlled trial. J Neurol Phys Ther, 35(1), Perspective From the Practice Committee: Is Autonomous Practice in Neurologic Physical Therapy Defined Differently Based on the Type of Practice Setting? Jody Cormack, PT, DPT, MSEd, NCS, Denise Gobert, PT, PhD, Jason Hardage, PT, DScPT, GCS, NCS, Heather Hayes, PT, DPT, NCS, Christy Malonzo, PT, ATP, Kristin Parlman, PT, DPT, NCS, Genevieve Pinto-Zipp, PT, EdD, and Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT: JNPT _ Volume 34, September p 1-2. Hayes HA, Gappmaier E, Dibble LE, LaStayo PC. Safety and feasibility of a high intensity resistance training program for individuals with Multiple Sclerosis. Mult Scler 2008: 14(1);S

12 Hayes HA, Gappmaier E, Dibble LE, LaStayo PC. Effects of a high intensity resistance training program on strength, mobility and fatigue in moderately severe individuals with Multiple Sclerosis. Mult Scler 2008: 14(1);S142. HONORS: 2011 recipient of the "Golden Synapse" Award from the Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy, an award for the most outstanding paper in the journal for the year. 12