Lauren Bachman
DPT ’24

About Lauren Bachman

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Job title: Physical Therapist

Degrees: DPT ’24

Career stage: Early-career

State of practice: Seattle, Washington

Current practice settings: Academic medicine / teaching hospital

Lived career experiences/transitions:

  • Neurological PT residency
  • Working in acute level 1 trauma

Graduation year from the UW School of Medicine: 2024

Residency: VA Puget Sound Neuro PT Residency

Specialty/subspecialty: Neuro, acute care

Teaching roles: APTA CI level 1 certified

Research or other professional interests: Transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation, ANPT research critical appraisal

Lauren’s bio:

I’m a proud alumni from UW Doctorate of Physical Therapy program cohort 2024! I took a more atypical path from graduation undergoing a neurologic physical therapy program at the VA Puget Sound, accelerating my clinical practice and exposure in neurologic conditions, as well as fueling my passion for evidence-based practice! I have enjoyed being a clinical instructor, as well as mentor to those interested in neurologic PT, inpatient therapy, and PT residency as a whole. I love connecting with and learning from other passionate physical therapists!

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