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IRENE DAVIS, PHD, PT, FACSM, FAPTA, FASB Director , Spaulding National Running Center Professor , Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School isdavis@mgh.harvard.edu Learn More →

IRENE DAVIS, PHD, PT, FACSM, FAPTA, FASB

Director, Spaulding National Running Center

Professor, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School

isdavis@mgh.harvard.edu

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ADAM TENFORDE, MD Director of Running Medicine,  Spaulding National Running Center Assistant Professor,  Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School atenforde@partners.org Learn More →

ADAM TENFORDE, MD

Director of Running Medicine, Spaulding National Running Center

Assistant Professor, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School

atenforde@partners.org

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JEREME OUTERLEYS, MASc Engineer jereme.outerleys@gmail.com Linkedin | ResearchGate | CSB2018 Halifax Degrees: Bachelor of Applied Science, Engineering and Human Biology, Acadia University, 2010 Bachelor of Engineering, Biological Engineering, Dalhousie University, 2012 Master of Applied Science, Biomedical Engineering, Dalhousie University, 2017 Clinical Interests & Background Jereme is interested in applying his biomechanics research background to running and sports biomechanics and broaden his knowledge base. His interest is driven by incorporating lab and evidence-based biomechanical research into the clinical environment, in order to provide better tools for clinical decision making. Outside the Lab Jereme spends most of his time outside the lab planning his next trip, enjoying food, and staying physically active (ideally in the hockey rink).

JEREME OUTERLEYS, MASc

Engineer

jereme.outerleys@gmail.com

Linkedin | ResearchGate | CSB2018 Halifax

Degrees:

Bachelor of Applied Science, Engineering and Human Biology, Acadia University, 2010

Bachelor of Engineering, Biological Engineering, Dalhousie University, 2012

Master of Applied Science, Biomedical Engineering, Dalhousie University, 2017

Clinical Interests & Background

Jereme is interested in applying his biomechanics research background to running and sports biomechanics and broaden his knowledge base. His interest is driven by incorporating lab and evidence-based biomechanical research into the clinical environment, in order to provide better tools for clinical decision making.

Outside the Lab

Jereme spends most of his time outside the lab planning his next trip, enjoying food, and staying physically active (ideally in the hockey rink).

ERIN FUNTRELL, PT, OCS Doctoral Research Fellow efutrell@mghihp.edu LinkedIn   |   ResearchGate    Degrees: Bachelor of Science, Exercise Science, Georgia State University, 2003 Master of Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy, Georgia State University, 2007 Clinical Interests & Background Erin is interested in biomechanical factors that contribute to injury, and injury-prevention strategies that can be applied in a physical therapy setting. She is studying gait retraining interventions to reduce impacts associated with running.  Outside the Lab Erin enjoys spending time with her family and participating in athletic adventures.  She enjoys running, cycling, climbing, paddling, hiking, snowboarding, golfing, and swimming.  She is a fan of triathlons, obstacle course races, relay races, staying fit by playing, and is open to any type of unconventional athletic activity.  She is an all-weather bike commuter.   "If you can’t explain it to a six year old, you don’t understand it yourself." – Albert Einstein

ERIN FUNTRELL, PT, OCS

Doctoral Research Fellow

efutrell@mghihp.edu

LinkedIn  |  ResearchGate  

Degrees:

Bachelor of Science, Exercise Science, Georgia State University, 2003
Master of Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy, Georgia State University, 2007

Clinical Interests & Background

Erin is interested in biomechanical factors that contribute to injury, and injury-prevention strategies that can be applied in a physical therapy setting. She is studying gait retraining interventions to reduce impacts associated with running. 

Outside the Lab

Erin enjoys spending time with her family and participating in athletic adventures.  She enjoys running, cycling, climbing, paddling, hiking, snowboarding, golfing, and swimming.  She is a fan of triathlons, obstacle course races, relay races, staying fit by playing, and is open to any type of unconventional athletic activity.  She is an all-weather bike commuter.

 

"If you can’t explain it to a six year old, you don’t understand it yourself." – Albert Einstein

Research Assistants

Resident Physician Research Fellows

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HAYLEE DONAGHE, MD, MS Resident Physician, PM&R, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital/Harvard Medical School Project: The influence of leg length on cadence.

HAYLEE DONAGHE, MD, MS

Resident Physician, PM&R, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital/Harvard Medical School

Project: The influence of leg length on cadence.

TODD HAYANO, DO   Resident Physician, PM&R, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital/Harvard Medical School Project: The influence of device attachment methods on measured tibial acceleration.

TODD HAYANO, DO
 

Resident Physician, PM&R, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital/Harvard Medical School

Project: The influence of device attachment methods on measured tibial acceleration.

JULIA REILLY, MD   Resident Physician, PM&R, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital/Harvard Medical School Project: Which running injuries are associated with high loading rates?

JULIA REILLY, MD
 

Resident Physician, PM&R, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital/Harvard Medical School

Project: Which running injuries are associated with high loading rates?