u239223

Lisa Marie Abernethy, MSPO, CPO, LPO

Picture

lisa.abernethy@bcm.edu

Assistant Professor, Associate Director of Clinical Education: School of Health Professions
Baylor College of Medicine, O&P Program
Houston, TX, Texas United States

MS from Alabama State University: 05/2016 - Montgomery, Alabama United States; Prosthetics and Orthotics

BS from University of Houston: 12/2007 - Houston, Texas United States; Psychology

Barney LeVeau Research Award: In recognition of valuable contributions to areas of research.; ASU College of Health Sciences (04/2016)

Edwin and Kathryn Arbogast Award: In recognition of the best prosthetic abstract submitted by a qualifying student.; AOPA (08/2015)

Free Paper Presentation: Conference (Presenter, 2016); Sponsor: American Academy of Orthotics and Prosthetics; From Villains to Heroes: A content analysis on the media portrayal of people with limb loss

Current Research Presentation: Conference (Presenter, 2017); Sponsor: Texas Society of O&P Professionals; From Villains to Heroes: A content analysis on the media portrayal of people with limb loss

Cranial Deformity Assessment: Course (Presenter, 2019); Sponsor: Hanger; CEU Course for Occupational and Physical Therapists

Craniofacial Cases and Implications: An Expert Discussion Panel: Seminar (Presenter, 2022); Sponsor: AAOP Craniofacial Society

Lisa Abernethy "Social Interactions After Limb Loss." The O&P Edge. 2016 Mar;
Lisa M. Abernethy, Cassandra M. Delgado, W. Lee Childers PhD, CP "The effect of the BiOM powered prosthesis on mechanical and metabolic energetics during level walking." AAOP. 2015 Oct;
Abernethy, Lisa MSPO; Duncan, John Chad PhD, CPO, CRC; Childers, Walter Lee PhD, MSPO, CP "A Content Analysis on the Media Portrayal of Characters with Limb Loss." 2017 Oct;29(4):170-176.
Abernethy, Lisa M. MSPO; England, Dwiesha L. MS; Price, Ciera A. MSPO; Stevens, Phillip M. MEd; Wurdeman, Shane R. PhD, "Modified Cephalic Index Measured at Superior Levels of the Cranium Revealed Improved Correction With Helmet Therapy for Patients With Sagittal Suture Craniosynostosis." Journal of Craniofacial Surgery. 2021;