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 Instructor of Physical Therapy Contact Information:Dale C. Deubler, PT, MS
516 Atwell Hall
The Ohio State University
453 West 10th Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210
Telephone: 614-292-2196
FAX: 614-292-0210
email: Deubler.1@osu.edu
Education:
Physical Therapy (B.S.), The Ohio State University, 1972
Allied Medical Professions (M.S.),The Ohio State University, 1980 Clinical Expertise: Pediatrics and developmental disabilities Teaching Responsibilities I coordinate and teach the pediatric courses within the DPT curriculum. In addition, I teach in the series of professional and practice issues including ethics, advocacy, current aspects of health care and education policy and the impact of legislation on physical therapists and those we serve across the life span.
Faculty advisor for DPT students who pursue Graduate School Interdisciplinary Specialization in Early Intervintion. Professional Actitivies: Member, American Physical Therapy Association
Pediatrics Section and Member of the Education Committee
Member, Assembly of Representatives (Central District), Ohio Physical Therapy Association
Member, Ohio Comprehensive System of Personnel Development committee for HELP ME GROW, Ohio's birth-3 program. Scholarly Activity
My most recent focus has been to develop an international service learning course in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico for DPT students. With Dr. Anne Kloos and nine second year DPT students, we traveled to Merida for a 10 day intensive program to provide physical therapy services in a variety of settings.
I have been involved in several federally-funded education projects, focusing on preparing university students to work with children. These interdisciplinary projects have involved working with faculty from several departments on campus. The IMPACTS project attracted national attention and has been the subject of professional presentations.
I worked under the direction of Dr. Deborah Nichols on the EXCITE project, a multi-centered, federally-funded project investigating the effectiveness of constrained-induced therapy with individuals who have had strokes. I provided physical therapy evaluations for each of the subjects.
Publications: Case-Smith, J., Sainato, D., Deubler, D., McQuaid, J., Gottesman, M.M., & Taber, M. IMPACTS Project: Preparing therapists to provide best practice early intervention services. Physical and Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics. (accepted)
Deubler, DC. Marketing a Pediatric PT Practice. In S Demuth, L Svien and R Dole (eds.) A Compendium for Teaching Professional Entry Level Physical Therapy Content. Alexandria, VA: Section on Pediatrics- American Physical Therapy Association; 2006.
Deubler, DC. Pediatric Web Site Critique. In S Demuth, L Svien and R Dole (eds.) A Compendium for Teaching Professional Entry Level Physical Therapy Content. Alexandria, VA: Section on Pediatrics- American Physical Therapy Association; 2006.
Deubler, DC. Pediatric Business Plan. In S Demuth, L Svien and R Dole (eds.) A Compendium for Teaching Professional Entry Level Physical Therapy Content. Alexandria, VA: Section on Pediatrics- American Physical Therapy Association; 2006.
Deubler, DC. Pediatric Physical Therapy on the Web. In S Demuth, L Svien and R Dole (eds.) A Compendium for Teaching Professional Entry Level Physical Therapy Content. Alexandria, VA: Section on Pediatrics- American Physical Therapy Association; 2006.
Deubler, DC. Reflective Journal. In S Demuth, L Svien and R Dole (eds.) A Compendium for Teaching Professional Entry Level Physical Therapy Content. Alexandria, VA: Section on Pediatrics- American Physical Therapy Association; 2006.
Deubler, DC. Large group Teaching Project. In S Demuth, L Svien and R Dole (eds.) A Compendium for Teaching Professional Entry Level Physical Therapy Content. Alexandria, VA: Section on Pediatrics- American Physical Therapy Association; 2006.
Fun Facts:My husband and I have lived in Victorian Village, an historic area between campus and downtown, for over 30 years. We have raised two boys in this city neighborhood. They are in their 20s and still do their laundry at home. We enjoy music, movies, skiing, Buckeye sports and many other activities. We are active at Trinity Episcopal Church and at St. Joseph Montessori School, both of which are located in the city.
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