Dr. Trent Harrison currently serves as the Coordinator for the Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship Program at Brooks Institute of Higher Learning.

Trent Harrison currently serves as the Coordinator for the Orthopaedic Residency Program at Brooks Rehabilitation. The responsibilities of a clinical coordinator are to develop the fellows in the areas of clinical thinking, didactic knowledge, and with their psychomotor techniques. This is done through lecture-based learning, individualized mentoring that focuses on areas of clinical services, educational activities, professional services, scholarly activities, and practice management.

Bachelor’s: Florida State University
Doctorate: DPT – University of St. Augustine
Residency: Orthopaedic Residency – Brooks Rehabilitation / University of North Florida
Fellowship: Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship – Brooks Rehabilitation / University of North Florida

Teaching activities:

Cervicogenic CEU Course

Guest Lecturer at UNF DPT program

FPTA Conference Speaker

Lecturer for CME Seminars

Professional service roles, including leadership roles:

APTA Accreditation Services Committee – previously 

APTA Fellowship & Residency Think Tank Committee – previously

AAOMPT Membership & Media Relations Chair – previously

AAOMPT Conference Committee – previously

APTA Orthopaedic Section Membership Committee – previously

FPTA Assembly Representative – previously

IFOMPT Membership Committee