Welcome to the University of Colorado School of Medicine on the Anschutz Medical Campus. A Top Ten Medical School, our departments, centers and institutes work with the University of Colorado Hospital, The Children's Hospital and Barbara Davis Center.

Summer Semester

DPTR 7741: Special Practice Settings, Coordinator (2 credits)
DPTR 6501: Neuromuscular Conditions I, Lab Assistant

Fall Semester

DPTR 5141: Human Growth and Development, Coordinator (2 credits)
DPTR 6612 & 7613: Patient Care Seminar II and III (2 credits each)
DPTR 6403: Musculoskeletal Conditions III, Lecturer
DPTR 6502: Neuromuscular Conditions II, Coordinator (3 credits)

Spring Semester

DPTR 6503: Neuromuscular Conditions III, Lab Assistant

Specific interest in the use of timing and rhythmicity interventions to address motor impairments of children with autism spectrum disorder.

Pediatric physical therapy, special interest in diagnoses of autism, cerebral palsy and torticollis. Practice at Children's Hospital Colorado outpatient physical therapy department, and the Child Development Unit, infant evaluation team.

Dannemiller L (PI): The effect of timing and rhythmicity intervention on motor function and participation of children with motor impairments and autism spectrum disorders. APTA Section on Pediatrics, Mentored Research Grant, 2013. ($10,000)

Dannemiller, L. & Hymes, L. (2011) Clinical Bottom Line: Commentary on Predictors of Standardized Walking Obstacle Course Outcome Measures in Children with and without Developmental Disabilities. Ped Phys Ther, 23(4),374.

Rapport MJ, Sweeney J, Dannemiller L, Heriza C, Student Experiences in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Addendum to Neonatal Physical Therapy Competencies and Clinical Training Models, Ped Phys Ther. 2010;22:4,439-440.