Connor Skoumal, Pt, Dpt, Scs Email & Phone Number

Madison, WI, US

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

• Worked with a variety of orthopedic and sport-related pathologies, both operative and non-operative – 60% caseload youth athletes
• Successful submission of manuscript Clinical Diagnosis of Scapular Dyskinesis in a Youth Softball Pitcher: A Case Report to the International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy –published February 1st, 2024
• Established a journal club meeting once a month to discuss current evidence with clinician caseloads

• Worked closely for 1 year with strength and conditioning staff, D1 coaching staffs, and athletic trainers in coordination of rehabilitation and readiness for return to play for University of South Dakota (USD) athletes
• Presented at the 16th annual Sanford Symposium on “A Clinical Diagnosis of Scapular Dyskinesis in a Youth Softball Pitcher”
• Created an ACL injury prevention protocol utilizing movement screens for USD’s women’s basketball team in coordination with athletic trainer and strength and conditioning staff
• Accrued over 150 hours of sideline coverage for USD football, USD women’s basketball, USD track & field, and high school wrestling
• Utilized objective return to play testing for both upper and lower extremity athletes including use of isometric and isokinetic data via Biodex and handheld dynamometry
• Provided 43 hours of teaching for the USD PT program including a 3-hour course on Acute Management of Sports Injuries

Dixon, IL

• Treated a youth athlete with novel influenza-induced rhabdomyolysis with progressive therapeutic loading interventions that incorporated sport-specific soccer and basketball drills
• Implemented clinic wide use of handheld dynamometry inclusive of staff training in the outpatient clinic to support need for skilled care with insurance and to improve outcomes in youth athletes
• Presented an in-service that utilized APTA supported evidence-based research to promote early mobilization in the ICU and current lead COVID-19 inpatient therapist
• Treated a youth athlete s/p hamstring autograft ACLR for 9 months with progression to return to sport following criteria-based objective and subjective measures

Oregon, IL

Platteville, WI

Peer Assisted Learner for the Biology Department working specifically with Anatomy & Physiology students. I held office hours and helped students with any questions they had on their A&P coursework and also helped them develop proper study tools.

Doctor Of Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy/Therapist

Activities and Societies: APTA, IPTA

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biology, General

Activities and Societies: Four year member of the football program

Diploma