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Kimberly Erler, OT, PhD

Associate Professor

MGH Institute of Health Professions

Affiliations

Centers

School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Department Of Occupational Therapy

MGH Institute of Health Professions

School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Schools

Kimberly Erler, Ot, Phd is currently serving as a Centers Associate Professor at Mgh Institute of Health Professions.

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Kimberly Erler, OT, PhD

MGH Institute of Health Professions

Associate Professor

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rehabilitation stroke epidemiology neurology stroke rehabilitation physical medicine public health traumatic brain injury upper extremity acute stroke disability labor market participation recovery trauma covid-19 mental health neurorehabilitation supportive care head trauma rehabilitation neuropsychological rehabilitation citizen participation medical ethics respiratory medicine community health artificial consciousness covid-19 pandemic public participation social support tbi model systems clinical ethics consultation community-engaged research interpersonal violence disaster medicine thrombosis neurolinguistics spinal cord medicine death studies intensive care resuscitation experimental gerontology community mental health community psychology social isolation peripheral nervous system neural science disease mapping epidemiological trends acute care life satisfaction lifespan development stakeholder engagement participatory design stakeholder analysis occupational health psychology fatigue management opioid use disorder short-term variability multi-omics studies key site partial evaluation case studies cardiopulmonary resuscitation outcome assessment social care rehabilitation process community participation longitudinal analysis patient-centered care big-data rehabilitation research upper extremity weakness recovery phenotypes inpatient rehabilitation traumatic disorders distinct neural systems minimally conscious state command-following be emergency medicine bioethics neuropathology neuroradiology rehabilitation engineering family medicine emergency nursing child neurology jama psychiatry counseling psychology legal medicine forensic psychiatry mental health nursing medicine outcomes research medical sociology ethics health law psychological trauma patient safety injury prevention research ethics health policy neurosurgery brain injury clinical psychology nursing psychology psychiatry occupational therapy medical education neuroethics nursing ethics public health ethics integrative medicine concussion post-traumatic stress disorder world psychiatry therapeutic approaches

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Medicare Advantage Coupled With Dual Eligibility is Associated With Stroke Rehabilitation Outcomes Differences. medRxiv (2026)

Characterizing Participation Measures Developed With Input From Persons With Acquired Brain Injury Using the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health. Disability and Rehabilitation (2025)

Exploring Participation Experiences of Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injury to Inform Outcome Measure Development: A Qualitative Study. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2025)

Distinct Constructs Underlie Patient‐Reported and Performance‐Rated Outcomes After Stroke. Annals of Neurology (2024)

Julie A. DiCarloAbhishek JaywantPerman GochyyevAnna K. BonkhoffRichard HardstoneKimberly S. ErlerJessica RanfordAlison CloutierNathan WardKelly L. SloaneLee H. SchwammSteven C. CramerDavid J. Lin

geriatricsthrombosisspinal cord medicinepartial evaluationintensive carepediatricsperformance-rated outcomesdementiaemergency medicinespinal cord injuryneurolinguisticsmulti-omics studiescase studiescognitive impairmentkey siteshort-term variabilityclinical trialshealth sciencesdistinct constructsdeath studies

97 Distinct Clinical and Neuroanatomic Factors Associated With Function-Based Versus Patient-Reported Outcome Measures After Stroke. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (2023)

Julie A DiCarloAbhishek JaywantKimberly ErlerPerman GochyyevJessica RanfordSteven C CramerDavid J Lin

clinical neuroscienceneurologyclinical psychologystrokeneuropsychological rehabilitationneuroanatomic factorsneuroscienceneuropsychiatrystroke rehabilitationclinical neurologyneuropsychologypsychiatry

Developing Multidimensional Participation Profiles After Traumatic Brain Injury: A Tbi Model Systems Study. Disability and Rehabilitation (2023)

Shannon B. JuengstStephanie AgtarapUmesh M. VenkatesanKimberly S. ErlerEmily EvansAngelle M. SanderDaniel KlyceTherese M. O’Neil PirozziAmanda R. RabinowitzLewis E. KazisJoseph T. GiacinoRaj G. KumarTamara BushnikGale G. Whiteneck

multidimensional participation profilestbi model systemslabor market participationrehabilitationtraumatic brain injurydisabilityepidemiology

Distinguishing Distinct Neural Systems for Proximal vs Distal Upper Extremity Motor Control After Acute Stroke. Neurology (2023)

David J. LinRichard HardstoneJulie A. DiCarloSydney MckiernanSamuel B. SniderHannah JacobsKimberly S. ErlerKelly RishePierce BoyneJeff GoldsmithJessica RanfordSeth P. FinklesteinLee H. SchwammLeigh R. HochbergSteven C. Cramer

nervous systemneurologystrokedistinct neural systemsneuroscienceacute strokerehabilitationneural scienceupper extremityperipheral nervous systemmotor control

Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Participation for Persons With Brain Injury: A Qualitative Analysis. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2023)

Sylvia DevinneKimberly ErlerKatlyn WeberEmily EvansCaitlin RajalaCamden WaterhouseMary SlavinMichael BerginJoseph GiacinoLewis Kazis

physical therapycommunity healthcritical carebrain injuryphysical medicinerehabilitationpublic healthcovid-19 pandemic

Medication Profiles at Hospital Discharge Predict Poor Outcomes After Acute Ischemic Stroke. Journal of Pharmacy Practice (2023)

Megan E. BarraJennifer M. GiuliettiJulie A. DiCarloKimberly S. ErlerJames KrenzRussel J. RobertsDavid J. Lin

hospital medicinepharmacologyacute ischemic strokemedicinerespiratory medicinehospital dischargestrokemedication profilespharmaceutical practicepoor outcomesepidemiology

Sms-Text Messaging for Collecting Outcome Measures After Acute Stroke. Frontiers in Digital Health (2023)

Julie A. DiCarloKimberly S. ErlerMarina PetrilliKristi EmersonPerman GochyyevLee H. SchwammDavid J. Lin

digital healthhealth sciencesrespiratory medicinestrokeoutcome assessmentoutcome measuresacute strokehealth communicationsms-text messagingpublic healthstroke rehabilitationemergency medicine

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Kimberly Erler, OT, PhD

Associate Professor

MGH Institute of Health Professions

Affiliations

Centers

School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Department Of Occupational Therapy

MGH Institute of Health Professions

School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Schools

Kimberly Erler, Ot, Phd is currently serving as a Centers Associate Professor at Mgh Institute of Health Professions.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kimberly Erler, OT, PhD

MGH Institute of Health Professions

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Medicare Advantage Coupled With Dual Eligibility is Associated With Stroke Rehabilitation Outcomes Differences. medRxiv (2026)

Exploring Participation Experiences of Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injury to Inform Outcome Measure Development: A Qualitative Study. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2025)

Distinct Constructs Underlie Patient‐Reported and Performance‐Rated Outcomes After Stroke. Annals of Neurology (2024)

Julie A. DiCarloAbhishek JaywantPerman GochyyevAnna K. BonkhoffRichard HardstoneKimberly S. ErlerJessica RanfordAlison CloutierNathan WardKelly L. SloaneLee H. SchwammSteven C. CramerDavid J. Lin

97 Distinct Clinical and Neuroanatomic Factors Associated With Function-Based Versus Patient-Reported Outcome Measures After Stroke. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (2023)

Julie A DiCarloAbhishek JaywantKimberly ErlerPerman GochyyevJessica RanfordSteven C CramerDavid J Lin

Developing Multidimensional Participation Profiles After Traumatic Brain Injury: A Tbi Model Systems Study. Disability and Rehabilitation (2023)

multidimensional participation profilestbi model systemslabor market participationrehabilitationtraumatic brain injurydisabilityepidemiology

Distinguishing Distinct Neural Systems for Proximal vs Distal Upper Extremity Motor Control After Acute Stroke. Neurology (2023)

nervous systemneurologystrokedistinct neural systemsneuroscienceacute strokerehabilitationneural scienceupper extremityperipheral nervous systemmotor control

Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Participation for Persons With Brain Injury: A Qualitative Analysis. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2023)

Sylvia DevinneKimberly ErlerKatlyn WeberEmily EvansCaitlin RajalaCamden WaterhouseMary SlavinMichael BerginJoseph GiacinoLewis Kazis

physical therapycommunity healthcritical carebrain injuryphysical medicinerehabilitationpublic healthcovid-19 pandemic

Medication Profiles at Hospital Discharge Predict Poor Outcomes After Acute Ischemic Stroke. Journal of Pharmacy Practice (2023)

Megan E. BarraJennifer M. GiuliettiJulie A. DiCarloKimberly S. ErlerJames KrenzRussel J. RobertsDavid J. Lin

hospital medicinepharmacologyacute ischemic strokemedicinerespiratory medicinehospital dischargestrokemedication profilespharmaceutical practicepoor outcomesepidemiology

Sms-Text Messaging for Collecting Outcome Measures After Acute Stroke. Frontiers in Digital Health (2023)

Julie A. DiCarloKimberly S. ErlerMarina PetrilliKristi EmersonPerman GochyyevLee H. SchwammDavid J. Lin

digital healthhealth sciencesrespiratory medicinestrokeoutcome assessmentoutcome measuresacute strokehealth communicationsms-text messagingpublic healthstroke rehabilitationemergency medicine

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