Dr. Randy Booth

Biography

Randy Booth is an Assistant Professor and Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education in the Physical Therapy Program at Queen's University. He completed his Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology/Health, followed by a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, both from Queen's University. In 2003, he obtained a Master's degree in Manipulative Therapy from Curtin University in Perth, Australia, and in 2012 earned a Doctorate of Physical Therapy focusing on Musculoskeletal Management from a United States institution. In 2019, he achieved his PhD at Queen's University. As a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy, Dr. Booth has a keen interest in clinical education, supporting students and clinicians through placement recruitment and supervision. He also works part-time as an advanced practice physiotherapist in a Rapid Access Clinic specializing in low back pain. His research interests focus on orthopedics, particularly in the areas of primary care and extended scopes of practice for physiotherapists.

Research Interests