About Phillip S. Sizer Jr., _{PT, PhD, OCS, FAAOMPT}

A Senior MSK instructor at the IAOM-US, Phillip graduated in 1985 from the University of Texas, Medical Branch in Galveston. He received a MEd in exercise science from TTU in 1993. He earned his PhD with a motor control emphasis from Texas Tech University in 2002. For decades, Dr. Sizer served as a Senior Clinician in an orthopedic clinic, Program Director of the Doctor of Science Program in Physical Therapy, as well as the Director of the Clinical Musculoskeletal Research Laboratory, at TTUHSC. He is currently an Endowed Professor in Pain Science, TTUHSC President’s University Distinguished Professor, and the Associate Dean for Research for the School of Health Professions, as well as Senior Faculty in the ScD (PT), PhD (Rehabilitation Sciences) and Medical Pain Fellowship Programs at TTUHSC.

Discover the IAOM-US

The International Academy of Orthopedic Medicine-United States (IAOM-US) was founded by Valerie Phelps in order to make the methods of evaluation available to physicians and physical therapists in the United States. Dr. Phelps is working toward making the IAOM-US a nonprofit organization, and it is her vision for this academy to contribute the highest standard of clinical examination and treatment principles in non-operative orthopedic medicine to health professionals, based on updated research, and to facilitate communication and advancement between colleagues. The IAOM-US is actively involved in developing and refining clinical examination and treatment methods with its European counterpart, the IAOM-EUR.

Learn more at iaom-us.com.