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Jessica Tidswell PT, DPT, ATC, LAT Curriculum Vitae Jessica Tidswell PT, DPT, ATC, LAT Curriculum Vitae PERSONAL DATA Preferred Name: Jess Birth Place: Providence, Rhode Island Citizenship: USA Pronouns: she/her/hers EDUCATION The University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT December 2008 Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science GPA: 3.98 – Summa Cum Laude Concentration: Athletic Training College of Health – Department of Exercise and Sport Science Duke University, Durham, NC May 2002 Doctor of Physical Therapy School of Medicine Graduate Research: A Critical Reassessment of the Reliability of the Ober Test Montana State University – Bozeman, Bozeman, MT May 1999 Bachelor of Science in Health and Human Development Graduated with Highest Honors Concentration: Exercise Science, Pre-Physical Therapy Undergraduate Research: Aquatic Therapy BOARD CERTIFICATIONS Board-certified Clinical Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy March 2013 – March 2023 CURRENT LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS Utah Athletic Trainer State Licensure March 2009 – present License # 5080663-4810 Utah Physical Therapist State Licensure May 2002 – present License # 5080664-2401 Utah EmerGency Medical Technician (EMT) State October 2019 – present Licensure; License #2019033438 National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of March 2009 - present Certification: Certification #2000000536 Basic Life Support (CPR and AED) Valid until March 2022 American Heart Association Postural Restoration Trained (PRT) January 2018 – present Postural Restoration Institute, Lincoln, NE Performance Exercise Specialist (PES) August 2018 – present National Academy of Sports Medicine Corrective Exercise Specialist (CES) September 2017 – present National Academy of Sports Medicine Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) February 2002 - present National Strength and Conditioning Association Tactical StrenGth and ConditioninG Facilitator (TSAC-F) May 2014 - present National Strength and Conditioning Association Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS) March 2013 - present American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties Certified Graston Technique Provider November 2011 – present Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner (CKTP) June 2011 – present Functional Capacity Screen, Level I certified May 2019 – present Functional Movement Systems Functional Movement Screen (FMS), Level I certified May 2019 – present Functional Movement Systems Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) January 2018 – present Level I certified, Functional Movement Systems Level II Alpine SkiinG Coach November 2009 – 2014 US Ski and Snowboard Association Level II International Alpine SkiinG & Snowboard December 2009 – present Classifier International Paralympic Committee Credentialed Clinical Instructor May 2005 – present American Physical Therapy Association Tidswell p. 2 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ACADEMIC HISTORY TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES/ASSIGNMENTS Assistant Professor (Clinical) July 2015 – present College of Health Department of Physical Therapy and Athletic Training Athletic Training Program Core Faculty Clinical Education Coordinator July 2015 – Dec 2018 Athletic Training Program Courses Taught ATSM 6830 Adaptive Athlete in AT F 2021 ATSM 6220 Behavioral Health Considerations Sp. 2020 ATSM 6030 Evaluation and Rehab of the Spine and Pelvis Sp. 2020 ATSM 6010 Evaluation and Rehab of the LE F 2020, 2021 ATSM 6000 Intro to Clinical Exam and Injury F 2020, 2021 ATSM 6950 Directed Independent Study F 2017, 2019 Sp., 2017-2020 ATSM 5404 Clinical Internship IV F 2019, F 2020 ATSM 5403 Clinical Internship III Sp. 2019 ATSM 5402 Clinical Internship II F 2018, F 2019 ATSM 5401 Clinical Internship I Sp. 2018 ATSM 4880 Scholarship in Sports Medicine Sp. 2018 ATSM 3480 Therapeutic Intervention II F 2016-2020 ATSM 3470 Clinical Exam in AT II F 2016, 2017 ATSM 3405 Psychosocial Influences in AT Sp. 2020, 2021 ATSM 3403 Advanced Practice in AT Sp. 2020 ATSM 3400 Clinical Exam I Sp. 2017, Sp. 2019, Su. 2019 ESS 6951 Directed Independent Study Sp. 2016, S 2019 ESS 6950 Directed Independent Study F 2015, 2018 ESS 3480 Nutrition and Pharmacology F 2014, 2015 ESS 3430 Therapeutic Intervention I Sp. 2016 ESS 3406 Sports Medicine Internship F 2016 ESS 3404 Clinical Practice Exam & Assessment I F 2014 ESS 3400 Clinical Exam I Sp. 2016 Adjunct Instructor Department of Exercise and Sport Science Athletic Training Program July 2011 – June 2014 Courses Taught ESS 3480 Nutrition & Pharmacology F 2014 ESS 3430 Modalities & Exercise Sp. 2012 ESS 3430 AT Medical Management F 2011 Tidswell p. 3 SCHOLASTIC HONORS The University of Utah College of Health Excellence in Teaching Award August 2020 The University of Utah Athletic Training Program Bill Bean Outstanding May 2009 Athletic Training Student Award National Athletic Trainers’ Association Research & Education June 2008 Foundation Scholarship PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE The University of Utah – Salt Lake City, UT July 2015 – present Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist – Athletic Department Provide prevention, treatment and rehab for student-athletes, collaborate with team ATCs and high-performance team members. Host Athletic Trainer – Utah Football August 2015 – present Assistant Athletic Trainer – Utah Ski Teams July 2015 – June 2016 Summit Sports Performance and Rehab Center– Park City, UT May 2014 – Owner, Lead Physical Therapist/Athletic Trainer October 2015 Provided prevention, rehab, and strength and conditioning Peak Performance Sports Medicine - Park City, UT March 2012 – Owner, Physical Therapist/Athletic Trainer February 2014 Worked privately for 7-time X Games Champion Tanner Hall US Ski & Snowboard Association – Park City, UT May 2009 – Rehabilitation Specialist – Center of Excellence March 2012 Provided rehabilitation, prevention and treatment for all teams US Ski & Snowboard Association – Park City, UT June 2007 – Physical Therapist/Assistant Coach, US Adaptive Alpine Ski Team April 2009 coordinated and provided care, traveled with team Westminster ColleGe Women’s Basketball, Salt Lake City, UT January 2008 – Athletic Training Student – 8-week clinical experience February 2008 University of Utah Football Team – Salt Lake City, UT August 2007/8 – Athletic Training Student – 20-week clinical experience including fall December 2007/8 camp. Completed experience in 2007 and 2008 Tidswell p. 4 Real Salt Lake MLS Soccer Team, Salt Lake City, UT May 2007 – Athletic Training Intern – 3-month internship August 2007 Therapeak – Salt Lake City, UT November 2006 – PRN Physical Therapist – Skilled Nursing facility August 2007 Now I Can Center for Intensive Therapy – Orem, UT April 2006 – Lead Physical Therapist – Pediatric Physical Therapy January 2007 University of Utah Redwood Health Center – Salt Lake City, UT February 2005 – Staff Physical Therapist – Outpatient Orthopedic April 2006 LSD Hospital – Salt Lake City, UT March 2004 – PRN Physical Therapist – In-patient Neuro May 2006 St. Mark’s Hospital – Salt Lake City, UT September 2004 – Staff Physical Therapist – In-patient medical, surgical, post-op January 2005 US Ski & Snowboard Association – Park City, UT September 2003 – Physical Therapist/Assistant Coach/Team Manager, US Adaptive September 2004 Alpine Ski Team – Coordinated and provided care, traveled with team University Orthopedics – Providence, RI August 2002 – Staff Physical Therapist – Outpatient orthopedic/sports med August 2003 RELEVANT WORK AND TRAVEL WITH SPORTS TEAMS AND ORGANIZATIONS 2020 World Para Alpine Skiing NorAm January 2020 Sun Valley, Idaho 2020 Galaxy World Para Snowboarding Asian Cup January 2020 Chongli, China Utah Jazz Summer League, Volunteer Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist June – July 2019 Utah Jazz, Salt Lake City, Utah June – July 2018 Salt Lake Stallions Football Team (AAF), Host Athletic Trainer February 2019 – Salt Lake City, Utah April 2019 International Paralympic Committee World Para Alpine Skiing October 2018 Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding Classifier Meeting/Refresher course Bonn, Germany Tidswell p. 5 World Para Snowboarding Big White NorAm January 2018 Big White, British Columbia International Surfing Association Para Surfing Classification Focus Group March 2017 La Jolla, California World Para Alpine Skiing WPAS Cup November 2017, Landgraaf, Netherlands 2015, 2014, 2013 US Ski Jumping Olympic Trials December 2017 Park City, Utah World Adaptive Surfing Championships December 2017 La Jolla, California Winter Dew Tour December 2017, Breckinridge, CO 2014, 2013, 2012 World Para Alpine Skiing WPAS Cup January 2017 Rinn, Austria Four Hills Tournament, Team USA and Team Canada Ski Jumping December 2016 – Obertsdorf and Garmisch, GER, Innsbruck and Bischofshofen, AUT January 2017 International Paralympic Committee Head of Classification Meeting July 2015 Bonn, Germany – representing Para Surfing Canadian National Paralympic Alpine Skiing Championships March 2014 Whistler, Canada 2014 Sochi Winter Paralympic Games – Sochi, Russia March 2014 International Paralympic Committee Official Winter X Games January 2013 Aspen, CO 2011 IPC Cross Country/Biathlon World Cup Finals February 2011 Finsterau, Germany 2010 Vancouver Paralympic Games, Team USA March 2010 Whistler, Canada US Olympic Training Center Medical Volunteer – Chula Vista, CA August 2009 BMX, Track & Field, Beach Volleyball, Paralympic soccer Tidswell p. 6 2009 World Adaptive Alpine Skiing Championships March 2009 High 1 Resort, Korea 2009 Allstate Sugar Bowl, University of Utah Football team January 2009 New Orleans, LA ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE Clinical Education Coordinator July 2015 – Dec 2018 University of Utah College of Health Department
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