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10/26/2026

Check out this APTA Orthopedics podcast episode on Total Knee Arthroplasty Rehab featuring our very own Dr. Mike Bade!

Where Healthcare and the Arts MeetPerforming arts medicine sits at the intersection of movement science, healthcare, edu...
10/12/2026

Where Healthcare and the Arts Meet

Performing arts medicine sits at the intersection of movement science, healthcare, education, and artistic performance.

For physical therapists passionate about both human movement and the performing arts, fellowship training offers a unique opportunity to combine those interests into a meaningful career path.

The University of Colorado Physical Therapy Performing Arts Fellowship is designed to help clinicians develop advanced expertise through immersive clinical experiences, one-on-one mentorship, teaching, outreach, and engagement within the performing arts community.

Whether your passion is dance medicine, artists' health, backstage care, injury prevention, performance optimization, or community engagement, fellowship training can help prepare you to make a meaningful impact in the lives of performing artists.

đź“… Applications for the inaugural cohort are due December 31, 2026.

đź”— Learn more here: https://medschool.cuanschutz.edu/physical-therapy-program/education-programs/performing-arts-fellowship

Another successful lab with our campus GeriEducators is in the books!
10/12/2026

Another successful lab with our campus GeriEducators is in the books!

10/05/2026
In this CU Anschutz Today article, featuring Andrew Smith, PT, DPT, PhD, associate professor of physical medicine and re...
09/30/2026

In this CU Anschutz Today article, featuring Andrew Smith, PT, DPT, PhD, associate professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation, Garrett Northrup is a dedicated young rancher with a deep love of Colorado, animals, agriculture and his work. When a rollover ranching accident broke his C5 and C6 vertebrae and paralyzed him from the chest down on Halloween night 2024, it would have been understandable if his outlook on life had changed. Instead, the question became: How can he adapt and get back to doing the work he loves? Now, Northrup is part of a study at CU Anschutz and Craig Hospital that will test if a neurostimulator can activate the undamaged neural tissue in his spine to restore some function to his lower body.

A young rancher experiences a major accident that hurts his spinal cord and begins a road to recovery - including a connection with a CU Anschutz researcher.

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13121 E 17th Avenue, Rm 3106
Aurora, CO
22305

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