Lori A. Bolgla is a Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy and Kellett Chair in Allied Health Sciences at Augusta University (formerly the Medical College of Georgia). She received her undergraduate and post-professional master’s degrees in physical therapy from the Medical College of Georgia. In 2005, she obtained her doctoral degree in Rehabilitation Sciences from the University of Kentucky. For over 15 years, her research has focused primarily on managing individuals with patellofemoral pain. She has received both external and internal funding to support works aimed at identifying the biomechanical factors associated with PFP, best treatment strategies, and understanding the association between PFP in early adulthood and possible osteoarthritis onset in later years.
Lori A. Bolgla is a Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy and Kellett Chair in Allied Health Sciences at Augusta University (formerly the Medical College of Georgia). She received her undergraduate and post-professional master’s degrees in physical therapy from the Medical College of Georgia. In 2005, she obtained her doctoral degree in Rehabilitation Sciences from the University of Kentucky. For over 15 years, her research has focused primarily on managing individuals with patellofemoral pain. She has received both external and internal funding to support works aimed at identifying the biomechanical factors associated with PFP, best treatment strategies, and understanding the association between PFP in early adulthood and possible osteoarthritis onset in later years.