Instructors & Trainers

Jennifer Rosen graduated from Daemen College with her Bachelor's in Physical Therapy in 2002 with minors in both Biology and Psychology. She immediately began her career in pediatrics working as a traveling Physical Therapist in Louisiana. Jennifer then moved to Massachusetts heading a therapy team At the Kennedy Donovan Center School consisting of a PTA and 2 assistants. After a few years, she moved to the Buffalo, NY area working for many different companies treating children birth to age 21 in schools, daycares, and homes where she found her true passion, Early Intervention. She obtained her Pediatric Clinical Specialty in 2008 and renewed it in 2017. Jennifer has a love of learning and challenging herself and has taken many courses and certificate programs including in the areas of infant massage, obtaining her CIMI certification; Kinesiotaping, earning her CKTA certification; Hippotherapy, earning her level one certification; Neuro-Developmental Treatment (NDT), pediatric gait, and body weight supported treadmill training. She has been working for Mobility Research since 2011 training therapists throughout the United States and Canada on the use of the LiteGait, a partial weight-bearing device.Academically Jennifer has published reviews of two articles in the In Step With newsletter from Mobility Research. Since 2015 she has been a guest lecturer at the University at Buffalo in the Pediatrics lectures and labs, and an adjunct professor at Daemen College since 2017. During the fall semester of 2019, she Taught PT 705, Lifespan Development at UB. She graduated with her tDPT in August of 2019 from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions and is currently attaining a certificate in Health Professions Education from Rocky Mountain University.