Kevin Brueilly, Ph.D., P.T.

Assistant Professor

Dr. Brueilly received his B.A. in Physical Education and Health education from Cedarville University of Ohio in 1984, and earned a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of St. Augustine (Florida) in 1996.

After spending several years as a staff physical therapist and inpatient rehabilitative services team leader at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Jacksonville, FL, Dr. Brueilly joined the faculty at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center where he taught in the entry-level Master of Physical Therapy program from 2004-2008. He received a PhD from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX in the field of Consumer Science Education, with research focused in educational methodology and learning outcomes.

Dr. Brueilly has also has had the privilege of serving a three year appointment as a member of the Examination Development Committee for the Federation of State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners (2007-2009), where he assumes the role of designing the National Physical Therapists Exam for licensure of physical therapists. Professionally, Dr. Brueilly has also served as District Chair and Chairman of Professional Education for the local districts of the American Physical Therapy Association.

Dr. Brueilly joined the faculty at the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in May 2008. His teaching responsibilities include coordinating the Evidence Based Practice portions of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program, as well as assisting in teaching hospital based practice. In addition, Dr. Brueilly will be involved in ongoing research involving educational methodology and learning outcomes.