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Kelly Hawkins

Research Assistant Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Public Health and Health Professions

Physical Therapy

Kelly Hawkins is currently serving as a College Of Public Health And Health Professions Research Assistant Professor at University of Florida.

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Kelly Hawkins

University of Florida

Research Assistant Professor

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rehabilitation stroke rehabilitation neuroscience stroke geriatrics mobility neurorehabilitation human movement motor control cognitive neuroscience spinal cord neuroscience of aging gait analysis rehabilitation medicine neurological rehabilitation later adulthood older adults neurology medicine physical therapy brain injury disability physical medicine experimental gerontology physical treatment clinical neurology clinical neuroscience movement analysis human mobility mobility support spinal biomechanics rehabilitation process clinical practice clinical practice guideline locomotor function chronic stroke prefrontal over-activation functional implications mobility deficits individual differences cognitive function prefrontal recruitment uneven terrain healthy adults post-stroke community ambulators randomized clinical trial locomotor training somatosensory augmentation rehabilitation engineering spinal cord injury cognitive impairment locomotor learning

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Stretching After Spinal Cord Injury: A Call for Evidence for This Common Clinical Practice. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences (2024)

Todd E. WilliamsLouis A. DeMarkTinuade A. OlarewajuKelly A. HawkinsEmily J. Fox

spinal biomechanicsrehabilitationneurorehabilitationrehabilitation processspinal cordrehabilitation medicineclinical practiceneurological rehabilitationcommon clinical practicespinal cord injury

Visuospatial Cognition Predicts Performance on an Obstructed Vision Obstacle Walking Task in Older Adults. Experimental Gerontology (2024)

Steven P. WinesettSudeshna A. ChatterjeeBrianne BorgiaBrigette A. CoxKelly A. HawkinsJon W. MilesClayton W. SwansonJulia T. ChoiRachael D. SeidlerEmily J. FoxDavid J. Clark

rehabilitationageingexperimental gerontologyolder adultsvisuospatial cognitionlater adulthoodphysical activitypsychologyexperimental psychologyneuroscience of aginggeriatricshealth sciences

Enhancing Locomotor Learning With Transcutaneous Spinal Electrical Stimulation and Somatosensory Augmentation: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial in Older Adults. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience (2022)

David J. ClarkKelly A. HawkinsSteven P. WinesettBrigette A. CoxSarah PesqueraJon W. MilesDavid D. FullerEmily J. Fox

cognitive neurosciencerehabilitationageingolder adultslater adulthoodsomatosensory augmentationmotor controlneuroscience of aginggeriatricsneuroscience

Feasibility of Transcutaneous Spinal Direct Current Stimulation Combined With Locomotor Training After Spinal Cord Injury. Spinal Cord (2022)

Kelly A. HawkinsLouis A. DeMarkArian VistamehrHannah J. SnyderChristy ConroyClayton WaunekaGeneva TonuziDavid D. FullerDavid J. ClarkEmily J. Fox

spinal cordspinal cord injuryneurosciencelocomotor training

Rehabilitation With Accurate Adaptability Walking Tasks or Steady State Walking: A Randomized Clinical Trial in Adults Post-Stroke. Clinical Rehabilitation (2021)

David J ClarkDorian K RoseKatie A ButeraBrooke HoisingtonLouis DeMarkSudeshna A ChatterjeeKelly A HawkinsDana M OtzelJared W SkinnerEvangelos A ChristouSamuel S WuEmily J Fox

strokerehabilitationrandomized clinical trialstroke rehabilitation

Assessment of Backward Walking Unmasks Mobility Impairments in Post-Stroke Community Ambulators. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation (2019)

Kelly A. HawkinsChitralakshmi K. BalasubramanianArian VistamehrChristy ConroyDorian K. RoseDavid J. ClarkEmily J. Fox

rehabilitationmobilitypost-stroke community ambulatorsstroke rehabilitationdisability

Clinical Practice Guideline to Improve Locomotor Function Following Chronic Stroke, Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury, and Brain Injury. Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy (2019)

T. George HornbyDarcy S. ReismanIrene G. WardPatricia L. ScheetsAllison MillerDavid HaddadEmily J. FoxNora E. FritzKelly HawkinsChristopher E. HendersonKathryn L. HendronCarey L. HolleranJames E. LynskeyAmber Walter

neurologybrain injuryrehabilitationmedicinephysical medicineneurorehabilitationclinical practice guidelinelocomotor functionclinical neurosciencerehabilitation medicinechronic strokestroke rehabilitationclinical neurologyphysical treatmentstrokeneurological rehabilitationphysical therapy

Interpreting Prefrontal Recruitment During Walking After Stroke: Influence of Individual Differences in Mobility and Cognitive Function. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2019)

Sudeshna A. ChatterjeeEmily J. FoxJanis J. DalyDorian K. RoseSamuel S. WuEvangelos A. ChristouKelly A. HawkinsDana M. OtzelKatie A. ButeraJared W. SkinnerDavid J. Clark

cognitive neurosciencecognitive functionrehabilitationindividual differencesmobilitystroke rehabilitationprefrontal recruitmentstrokeneuroscience

Prefrontal Over-Activation During Walking in People With Mobility Deficits: Interpretation and Functional Implications. Human Movement Science (2018)

Kelly A. HawkinsEmily J. FoxJanis J. DalyDorian K. RoseEvangelos A. ChristouTheresa E. McGuirkDana M. OtzelKatie A. ButeraSudeshna A. ChatterjeeDavid J. Clark

rehabilitationfunctional implicationsgait analysismovement analysishuman movementmobility deficitsprefrontal over-activationmotor controlgeriatricsneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Walking on Uneven Terrain in Healthy Adults and the Implications for People After Stroke. Neurorehabilitation (2017)

Kelly A. HawkinsDavid J. ClarkChitralakshmi K. BalasubramanianEmily J. Fox

rehabilitationhuman mobilityneurorehabilitationmobilitygait analysismobility supporthuman movementuneven terrainstroke rehabilitationstrokehealthy adults

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Kelly Hawkins

Research Assistant Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Public Health and Health Professions

Physical Therapy

Kelly Hawkins is currently serving as a College Of Public Health And Health Professions Research Assistant Professor at University of Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kelly Hawkins

University of Florida

Research Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Stretching After Spinal Cord Injury: A Call for Evidence for This Common Clinical Practice. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences (2024)

Todd E. WilliamsLouis A. DeMarkTinuade A. OlarewajuKelly A. HawkinsEmily J. Fox

spinal biomechanicsrehabilitationneurorehabilitationrehabilitation processspinal cordrehabilitation medicineclinical practiceneurological rehabilitationcommon clinical practicespinal cord injury

Visuospatial Cognition Predicts Performance on an Obstructed Vision Obstacle Walking Task in Older Adults. Experimental Gerontology (2024)

Steven P. WinesettSudeshna A. ChatterjeeBrianne BorgiaBrigette A. CoxKelly A. HawkinsJon W. MilesClayton W. SwansonJulia T. ChoiRachael D. SeidlerEmily J. FoxDavid J. Clark

rehabilitationageingexperimental gerontologyolder adultsvisuospatial cognitionlater adulthoodphysical activitypsychologyexperimental psychologyneuroscience of aginggeriatricshealth sciences

David J. ClarkKelly A. HawkinsSteven P. WinesettBrigette A. CoxSarah PesqueraJon W. MilesDavid D. FullerEmily J. Fox

cognitive neurosciencerehabilitationageingolder adultslater adulthoodsomatosensory augmentationmotor controlneuroscience of aginggeriatricsneuroscience

Feasibility of Transcutaneous Spinal Direct Current Stimulation Combined With Locomotor Training After Spinal Cord Injury. Spinal Cord (2022)

Kelly A. HawkinsLouis A. DeMarkArian VistamehrHannah J. SnyderChristy ConroyClayton WaunekaGeneva TonuziDavid D. FullerDavid J. ClarkEmily J. Fox

spinal cordspinal cord injuryneurosciencelocomotor training

Rehabilitation With Accurate Adaptability Walking Tasks or Steady State Walking: A Randomized Clinical Trial in Adults Post-Stroke. Clinical Rehabilitation (2021)

David J ClarkDorian K RoseKatie A ButeraBrooke HoisingtonLouis DeMarkSudeshna A ChatterjeeKelly A HawkinsDana M OtzelJared W SkinnerEvangelos A ChristouSamuel S WuEmily J Fox

strokerehabilitationrandomized clinical trialstroke rehabilitation

Assessment of Backward Walking Unmasks Mobility Impairments in Post-Stroke Community Ambulators. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation (2019)

Kelly A. HawkinsChitralakshmi K. BalasubramanianArian VistamehrChristy ConroyDorian K. RoseDavid J. ClarkEmily J. Fox

rehabilitationmobilitypost-stroke community ambulatorsstroke rehabilitationdisability

Clinical Practice Guideline to Improve Locomotor Function Following Chronic Stroke, Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury, and Brain Injury. Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy (2019)

Interpreting Prefrontal Recruitment During Walking After Stroke: Influence of Individual Differences in Mobility and Cognitive Function. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2019)

Sudeshna A. ChatterjeeEmily J. FoxJanis J. DalyDorian K. RoseSamuel S. WuEvangelos A. ChristouKelly A. HawkinsDana M. OtzelKatie A. ButeraJared W. SkinnerDavid J. Clark

cognitive neurosciencecognitive functionrehabilitationindividual differencesmobilitystroke rehabilitationprefrontal recruitmentstrokeneuroscience

Prefrontal Over-Activation During Walking in People With Mobility Deficits: Interpretation and Functional Implications. Human Movement Science (2018)

Kelly A. HawkinsEmily J. FoxJanis J. DalyDorian K. RoseEvangelos A. ChristouTheresa E. McGuirkDana M. OtzelKatie A. ButeraSudeshna A. ChatterjeeDavid J. Clark

rehabilitationfunctional implicationsgait analysismovement analysishuman movementmobility deficitsprefrontal over-activationmotor controlgeriatricsneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Walking on Uneven Terrain in Healthy Adults and the Implications for People After Stroke. Neurorehabilitation (2017)

Kelly A. HawkinsDavid J. ClarkChitralakshmi K. BalasubramanianEmily J. Fox

rehabilitationhuman mobilityneurorehabilitationmobilitygait analysismobility supporthuman movementuneven terrainstroke rehabilitationstrokehealthy adults

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