Paul Brisebois

Professor

Faculty of Applied Health & Community Studies

Biography
Teaching & Research Interests
Scholarship, Research & Creative Activities
Grants

Paul is currently a professor and Program Coordinator in the Honours Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy) program. His formal education includes an Honours Bachelor of Science Degree (Kinesiology) from Laurentian University (2001), a Diploma in Sports Injury Management from Sheridan College (2004) and a Masters of Science Degree from Indiana State University (2006). Along with being a Certified Athletic Therapist, Paul has experience in being a member of the NATA internationally in the United States while completing graduate school. Paul’s teaching areas include anatomy and clinical biomechanics.

Courses Taught – Last 5 Years

ANAT 23672 Anatomy of the Lower Quadrant
ANAT 27545 Anatomy of the Upper Quadrant

Research Interests

Anatomy
Biomechanics
Exercise therapy
He has particular interest in investigating and developing intervention programs for those patients with low back and hip pain

Conference Presentations

Brisebois, P. (2007-06-22). Mulligan's Mobilization with Movement Technique Produces Greater Increases than Static Stretching on Passive Internal Rotation of the Hip. NATA Clinical Symposium. Anaheim, United States.