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Eric Parent is a Professor in the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Alberta, specializing in Physical Therapy. He completed his PhD in Rehabilitation Science at the University of Alberta in 2005, following a Master’s in Experimental Medicine from Université Laval in 2000, and a Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences Physiotherapy from the same institution in 1996. Dr. Parent has a rich background in physiotherapy practice, focusing on musculoskeletal conditions. His postdoctoral training included a fellowship at the University of Utah, where he analyzed predictors of response to physical therapy interventions. His current research concentrates on the assessment and measurement properties of questionnaires and performance measures in clinical populations, particularly those with low back pain and scoliosis. Dr. Parent leads studies such as the Schroth Exercise Trial Scoliosis (SETS) and evaluates the measurement properties of surface topography and spinal stiffness in scoliosis patients. He also serves as a graduate supervisor, mentoring PhD and Master’s students in the field. He is associated with the Edmonton Scoliosis Research Group and actively contributes to advancements in health-related quality of life assessments in rehabilitation contexts.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, AB
Joined the Department of Physical Therapy with a cross-appointment as Clinical Scientist in Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management