Sujoy Bose PT, DPT, MHS. BSPT.
President & Founder
Dr. Sujoy Bose, PT, is an Assistant Professor with Marshall University in West Virginia, where he teaches fundamental sciences of medicine in the physical therapy curriculum at the School of Physical Therapy.
Dr. Bose derives content expertise from extensive formal education, and over 26 years of clinical practice, principally in acute setting. He is board-certified in Cardiovascular & Pulmonary PT by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. He is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (#APTA), as well as the components of Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Section, and the Academy of Physical Therapy Education of the APTA.
Curriculum Vitae
Interests & Research
Dr. Bose is principally interested in the pathophysiology and the differential diagnosis of the fundamental pathology of disease, as it impacts function.
Along with academic work, Dr. Bose maintains clinical & teaching privileges with Cabell-Huntington hospital, a multi-specialty health system.
Service to the Profession
Dr. Bose serves on the Board of Directors for the Academy of Acute Care Physical Therapy (AACPT) – a component of the APTA) where he is currently the elected Chief Section Delegate to the APTA House of Delegates.
As an item writer for the Specialty Boards, he has been serving on the Specialty Academy of Content Experts (#SACE) for the Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Specialty Board Exam for several years.
Dr. Bose is a committee member on the American Board of Physical Therapy Residencies & Fellowships, (ABPTRFE) and where he has served as content expert for reviews of developing residencies & fellowships in acute care and cardiovascular & pulmonary programs.
Awards & Accolades
Dr. Bose was awarded the prestigious and highest recognition of service to the development of acute care practice The James Dunleavy Distinguished Service Award by the AACPT for the year 2019.
The Cynthia Kincaid Outstanding Clinical Educator Award 2014
2014 Awardee
Awarded by Clinical Education Special Interest Group of the Michigan Physical Therapy Association).
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