Paul Brisebois
Professor
Faculty of Applied Health & Community Studies
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Biography
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Teaching & Research Interests
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Scholarship, Research & Creative Activities
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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.
