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Kristina Martin, PT, DPT, OCS, CLWT

Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy - Ft. Lauderdale
kg1213@nova.edu

Education:

  • Doctor of Physical Therapy, Nova Southeastern University – Davie, FL
  • Master of Physical Therapy, University of Florida – Gainesville, FL
  • Bachelor of Health Science, University of Florida – Gainesville, FL

Education

Doctor of Physical Therapy, Nova Southeastern University – Davie, FL

Master of Physical Therapy, University of Florida – Gainesville, FL

Bachelor of Health Science, University of Florida – Gainesville, FL

 

Certifications

International Lymphedema and Wound Training Institute: Certified Lymphedema and Wound Therapist (CLWT) 2016

American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties: Board Certification in Orthopedic Physical Therapy (OCS) 2014

McKenzie Institute USA: Certification in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (Cert MDT) 2012

 

Teaching

Dr. Martin teaches in the Professional DPT curriculum in courses such as Gender-Specific Health Issues and Biomechanics/Kinesiology. She also assists in courses in the Musculoskeletal, Anatomy, and Prosthetics and Orthotics curriculum. Dr. Martin was an adjunct professor in the NSU physical therapy department from 2014 until transitioning to full-time faculty in 2024.

 

Areas of Practice

Dr. Martin’s primary areas of practice are orthopedics and geriatrics. She has practiced as a physical therapist since 2001, in outpatient physical therapy clinics, home health care, and skilled nursing facilities, treating patients with orthopedic and post-operative conditions, sports rehab, gait and balance issues, and young adults and youth athletes.

 

Professional Activity and Service

Dr. Martin is a member of the APTA and serves on the Committee of Content Experts for the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties, creating and editing items for the Orthopedic Certified Specialist Board Examination. She is also a manuscript-reviewer for Physiotherapy Theory and Practice.

Dr. Martin currently serves on the Committee for Student Progress in the DPT program. She has also mentored numerous students as clinical instructor and served as site coordinator for clinical education during her years in clinical practice

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