Mansoor Alameri, PT, MPT, PhD
Assistant Professor, Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education, PT Programs
Campus
Austin, TX
College
College of Rehabilitative Sciences
Specialties
Clinical Education
Manual Therapy
Education
PhD in Spine Biomechanics and Chronic Pain Disorders, Loma Linda University Health
Master of Science in Physical Therapy, Loma Linda University Health
Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, October 6th University
Research Interests
Investigating the relationship between psychosocial factors and biomechanical elments in Chronic Low Back Pain Disorder
Translate pain and biomechanical research into clinical practice for optimal patient care
Mansoor Alameri, PT, MPT, PhD is an Assistant Professor and Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education (ACCE) in the Flex Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the Austin, TX campus.
In more than nine years of clinical practice, Dr. Alameri has worked in various outpatient, home health and inpatient physical therapy settings. He has served as a clinical instructor for many physical therapy students during their clinical experiences. He is a certified level II clinical instructor through the American Physical Therapy Association.
Dr. Alameri’s main area of research has been Orthopedic and Pain Sciences Research, focusing on the role neuromuscular and motor control plays in lower back pain. His Doctor of Philosophy research was explicitly designed to examine differences in postural and neuromuscular motor in individuals with and without low back pain, as well as how addressing these differences can lead to an improvement in the patient’s outcomes.