Rachel Brady, PT,DPT, MS

Georgetown UCEDD/LEND
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Phone: 202-687-8628
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Last Updated: December 14, 2021

 

Primary Activity Coordinators: Early Intervention
Information/Dissemination
Technical Assistance
Discipline Coordinators: Physical Therapy
 
Discipline(s): Physical Therapy
Education: Early Intervention/Early Childhood
Education/Special Education
Education/Special Education
 
AUCD Council Membership: Community Education Directors' Council
 
Research: Assitive Technology
Telehealth
Early Intervention workforce training needs and knowledge
Aging with developmental disabilities
Education: Daemen College
Amherst, NY
Physical Therapy
BS, 1989

University of Wisconsin- Madison
Madison, WI
Therapeutic Science
MS, 1994

Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA
Physical Therapy
DPT, 2006

Vita/Bio

Rachel Brady, PT, DPT, MS an Assistant Professor and a physical therapist at the Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development. Dr. Brady has over 29 years experience in, early childhood intervention services and 20 years in early childhood personnel training and related research. Dr. Brady is the coordinator and instructor for the GU Certificate in Early Intervention Program of the School of Continuing Studies. Dr. Brady has publications and provided presentations in assistive technology, serving children with disabilities and complex needs, creating meaningful program plans in early intervention, and training and education in early childhood intervention.  Dr. brady is currently the LEND Training Director at Georgetown Center for Child and Human Development.



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