Carlos Luque-Moreno began working as a clinician in different centers and hospitals in the year 2000, most notably the IRCSS Fondazione Ospedale San Camillo (Venice, Italy) and the Virgen del Rocío University Hospital, Seville, Spain (March 2004–March 2018). At the same time, he has combined his clinical work with teaching, as a clinical tutor at the University of Padova (September 2001–September 2003), Associate Professor at the University of Seville (November 2004–March 2018), Adjunct Professor at the University of Cádiz (March 2018–February 2021), and Professor at the University of Seville (February 2021–present). He has been a trainer in Neurological Physiotherapy in several public hospitals in Andalusia (Spain) and currently works on the Master’s Degree program in Neurological Physiotherapy at the University of Cádiz. He holds a Degree in Physiotherapy, a Master’s in Advanced Studies in Brain and Behavior, a Specialism in Neurological Physiotherapy, and an International Doctorate in Health Sciences (Extraordinary Award from the University of Seville). His research is focused on the analysis and re-education of movement in different neurological pathologies with traditional physiotherapy techniques, as well as complementary ones, highlighting the use of new technologies such as virtual reality in gait re-education.