Jordan Rohaus
Pittsburgh,PA
Summary
Expert clinician specializing in outpatient neurologic and vestibular rehabilitation. Dynamic adjunct associate professor specializing in neuromuscular courses, combining practical clinical expertise with academic instruction. Committed to advancing the field through mentorship and evidence-based practices, enhancing both student learning and patient care.
Overview
12
12
years of professional experience
Work History
Neurologic/Vestibular Physical Therapist
UPMC Rehabilitation Institute
12.2015 - Current
- Provide outpatient physical therapy services for individuals diagnosed with neurologic and vestibular conditions
- Serve as a Clinical Instructor for physical therapy students from a variety of academic institutions
- Mentorship for new staff
Adjunct Associate Professor
University of Pittsburgh
08.2014 - Current
- Neuromuscular I, II, and III course series
- Clinical Placement Specialist
Education
Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency -
UPMC
Pittsburgh, PA12.2015
Doctor of Physical Therapy -
Northwestern University
Chicago04.2014
BS - Rehabilitation Science
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA05.2011
Skills
- Outpatient therapy
- Vestibular rehabilitation
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Clinical assessment
- Treatment planning
- Evidence-based practice
- Clinical education
Peer Reviewed Presentations
Rohaus J, Moldovan C, The influence of monofixation syndrome on vestibular compensation following transmastoid labyrinthectomy: A case study., International Vestibular Conference, Chicago, IL, 08/01/18
Specialty Certification
Board Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist, 06/01/16, Present, American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists
Timeline
Neurologic/Vestibular Physical Therapist
UPMC Rehabilitation Institute
12.2015 - Current
Adjunct Associate Professor
University of Pittsburgh
08.2014 - Current
Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency -
UPMC
Doctor of Physical Therapy -
Northwestern University
BS - Rehabilitation Science
University of Pittsburgh