Woodruff Jameson is an assistant professor in the Physical Therapy program. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2015 from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and is enrolled again as a PhD candidate in the Medical Sciences Interdepartmental Area Patient-Oriented Research Program. She is one of the course coordinators for a professional development series, two of the practice management series, and teaches in a variety of other physical therapy courses.

Woodruff Jameson’s clinical specialties include pediatrics, community-based and vocational fitness programs for teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and pelvic health for adult women with I/DD. Her research interests are in using pelvic floor physical therapy to facilitate cervical screening for women with I/DD, and ensuring adequate physical fitness for competitive wage employment for adults with I/DD. She is a member of the Pediatrics and Pelvic Health Academies of the American Physical Therapy Association.