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Contact Information:
Matt Briggs, PT, DPT, SCS, ATC, CSCS
236 Atwell Hall
The Ohio State University
453 West 10th Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210
Board Certified Sports Physical Therapy Specialist
Team Member, Rehabilitation
The Ohio State University Sports Medicine Center
Phone: 614-293-2385
Fax: 614-292-0210
Email: Matt.Briggs@osumc.edu
Website: http://www.msbriggs.net/
Education
Exercise Science (B.S.) (emphasis: Athletic Training) Creighton University, 2002
Physical Therapy (DPT with honors) Creighton University, 2005
Certificate in Health Services Administration, Creighton University, 2005
Sports Physical Therapy Residency, American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)2006
Sports Medicine Center, The Ohio State University Medical Center
Clinical Expertise
Physical Therapy Post-Professional Residencies
Board Certified Sports Physical Therapy Specialist
Certified Athletic Trainer
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
Clinical Practice Guideline Development
Sports Medicine
Evidence Based Practice
Ultrasound Imaging and Rehabilitation
Teaching Responsibilities
Orthopaedic Laboratory Instructor and Coordinator
Modalities
Human Performance Laboratory Assistant
Professional Activities
(2002 – Present) American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), member
(2002 – Present) APTA Sports Physical Therapy Section, member
(2005 – Present) Ohio Physical Therapy Association (OPTA), member
(2002 – Present) National Athletic Trainer's Association (NATA), member
(2005 – Present) Ohio Athletic Trainer’s Association (OATA), member
(2002 – Present) Nebraska Athletic Trainer’s Association, member
(2001 – Present) National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA), member
Credentialed Clinical Instructor, (APTA)
Athletic Training Clinical Instructor
Awards/Recognition
(2005) Mary McMillan 2005 Scholarship Award, APTA.
(2004) Alpha Sigma Nu, National Jesuit Honor Society for Scholarship, Loyalty, and service: member.
(2003) Omicron Delta Kappa, National Honor Society: member.
Scholarly Activity
Invited Presentations
(July 27, 2007) “Emergency Planning and Response.” Ohio State Coaches Association Workshop.
(July 20, 2007 “Rotator Cuff Repairs: Troublesome Issues in Post-Operative Rehabilitation.” The Ohio State University Sports Medicine Symposium.
(February 25, 2007) “Emergency Situations & Injury Assessment.” Ohio State Tennis Coaches Association.
(September 9, 2006) “Therapeutic Modalities in Sports Medicine Rehabilitation.” The Ohio State Sports Medicine Center Fellow’s Conference.
(August 3, 2006) “Evidence Based Screening for Lower Extremity Strength and Conditioning.” The Ohio State University Athletic Department.
(July 26, 2006) “Etiology, Treatment, and Outcome Testing for Patellar Tendinopathy.” The Ohio State University Sports Medicine Center, Physical Therapy Department.
(March 6, 2006) “Emergency Situations.” Ohio State Tennis Coaches Association.
(May 5, 2005) “The New Lab Experience.” Clarkson College Faculty Development Meeting.
Poster Presentations
(September 28-29, 2007) Briggs, M., & DeWitt, J. “The Doctoring Profession of Physical Therapy – Residencies and Fellowships – Post-Professional Education: Special Interest Report.” Ohio Physical Therapy Association Fall Conference.
(February 23-27, 2005) Inselman, B., Wissink, N., Briggs, M., Oltmans, C. “EMG pattern changes in a squat exercise allowing lateral rotation." American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Combined Sections Meeting, New Orleans, LA, February 23-27, 2005.
Research
(2007 – Present) Chaudhari, A., Schroeder, B. Dyriw, G., DeWitt, J., Briggs, M. ”Improvement in balance after an ACL Injury Prevention Program.” The Ohio State University Sports Medicine Center. (On going research project)
(2004-2005) Inselman, B., Wissink, N., Briggs, M,, Oltmans, C.; finalized research on “Comparison of EMG During Conventional Squat Exercises Versus Squats Allowing Lateral Rotation," with current procedural refinement for submission for publication.
Publications
April 2004) Inselman, B., Briggs, M., Wissink, N., Oltmans, C. SUSPENDED CHAIN SQUATS: A NOVEL EXERCISE TECHNIQUE. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. April 2004.
Fun Facts
I was the first Sports Physical Therapy Resident to complete The Ohio State University Sports Medicine Sports Physical Therapy Residency . This program is currently 1 of only 8 in the nation. Currently, I practice sports physical therapy at The Ohio State Sports Medicine Center, am on faculty for both the Sports and Orthopaedic Residencies, am a research assistant in the Human Performance Laboratory, as well as instruct in the doctor of physical therapy program. This unique combination of activities and opportunities has allowed me to better facilitate a bridge from classroom instruction to “real-world” and expert level clinical practice. On a more personal note, my wife and I just built and moved into a new house and are expecting our first baby this upcoming Halloween. I also enjoy endurance events such as triathlons, cycling, and road racing events and generally being physically active and outside.
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