Becky J. Olson-Kellogg, DPT, GCS

Becky Olson-Kellogg, DPT, GCS
Program in Physical Therapy
University of Minnesota
398 Children’s Rehabilitation Center
(612) 624-6591
olso0184@umn.edu

Position:
Assistant Professor
Assistant Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education

Education:
Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD, B.A. in Clinical Psychology and Religion, 1983
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, B.S. in Physical Therapy, 1992
Boston University, Boston, MA, DPT, Doctorate in Physical Therapy, 2005

Clinical Specializations:

Geriatric Certified Specialist, ABPTS Specialist Certification, American Physical Therapy Association, 2003

Competency Certifications, Emory University, Atlanta, GA and American Physical Therapy Association:

Vestibular Rehabilitation, March 2006

Vestibular Function:  Test Interpretation & Application to Rehabilitation, July 2006

Cervicogenic Dizziness, May 2007

Teaching Responsibilities:

Course Coordinator for Pathophysiology, Course Coordinator and Instructor for Acute Care, Therapeutic Procedures, Clerkships I, II, Introduction to Physical Therapy.  Assist in development of Clinical Education curriculum and placement of students for Clinical Education experiences.

Awards:

National Geriatric Clinical Educator of the Year Award, American Physical Therapy Association, 2002

Continuing Education Workshops Presented:

“Exploring Opportunities in Balance:  A Rehabilitation Perspective” – June 2007.

“Cardiovascular Pharmacology” – March 2007, May 2003, April 2003, March 2003, February 2003, November 2002.

“Vestibular Rehabilitation” – March 2007, February 2007, December 2006, November 2006, March 2006, February 2006.

Other Professional Activity:

Member of the American Physical Therapy Association Minnesota Chapter, and Geriatric, Neurology, and Acute Care Sections

Member Board of Directors, Minnesota Chapter, American Physical Therapy Association

Member Continuing Education Committee, Minnesota Chapter, American Physical Therapy Association

Member Vestibular Disorders Association