Scott, Wayne
Assoc. Prof.
Physical Therapy
Husson University
United States of America
Biography
I received a Bachelor of Arts and Science with a major in Anthropology, a Master of Physical Therapy and a PhD in Biomechanics and Movement Science from the University of Delaware. Following completion of a post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Maryland, Baltimore I taught for 3 years in the physical therapy program at East Carolina University as an assistant professor before joining Husson University. I am interested in the effects of electrical stimulation parameters on muscle performance as well as the effects of chronic disease on muscle and how exercise interventions can address impairments in populations with chronic diseases.
Research Interest
Research: Effects of electrical stimulation pattern on production of maximum elicited muscle force
Publications
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Poster presentation: Scott W, Adams C, Cross C, Danie K, Deabay T, West S. Electrically-elicited muscle torque: Russian stimulation versus monophasic square wave pulses. Presented at the American Physical Therapy Association: Combined Sections Meeting February 2014, Las Vegas, NV. Also presented at Maine Chapter of the APTA, Fall meeting, October 26, 2013, UNE campus, Westbrook, ME and at Husson University Research & Scholarship Day, April 25, 2013, Bangor. ME.
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Poster presentation: Scott W, Adams C, Cyr S, Hanscom B, Hill K, Lawson J, Ziegenbein C. Electrically elicited muscle torque: Russian stimulation versus optimized monophasic square wave pulses. Presented at the American Physical Therapy Association: Combined Sections Meeting February 2015,
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Poster presentation: Adams C, Scott W, Casey A, Gott A, Noyes K, Qualey E. Electrically-Elicited Muscle Torque: Biphasic Burst-Modulated Waveform Versus Monophasic Pulsed Square Wave. Presented at the American Physical Therapy Association: Combined Sections Meeting February 2016, San Diego, CA. This poster was also presented at Husson Research & Scholarship Day April 21, 2015, and its abstract was published in the conference proceedings.
