Roles
- Associate Professor of Clinical Physical Therapy and Program Director Sports Physical Therapy Residency
- Adjunct Professor, Athletic Training
- Senior Associate Athletic Director, Performance, Health & Wellness
- Athletics Health Care Administrator
- Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist
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Biography
Dr. Feigenbaum is an Associate Professor in Clinical Physical Therapy. He was hired as the first Chief of Service in Physical Therapy (2008) to open the UHealth Physical Therapy practice. In 2013, Dr. Feigenbaum transitioned his clinical practice to the Department of Athletics, where he served as the Director of Rehabilitation until 2018. In 2018, Dr. Feigenbaum became the first Senior Associate Athletic Director for Performance, Health, & Wellness. In his position as the Senior Associate Director, he oversees the practice of Physical Therapy, Sports Nutrition, Sports Psychology, Sports Science, and Strength & Conditioning. Dr. Feigenbaum is also the Athletics Health Care Administrator, overseeing the internal drug testing program, and serves as the ACC Health Advisory Board representative for the University. Dr. Feigenbaum has also served on the NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports (2019-2023) as the Strength & Conditioning Representative, as well as on three of its subcommittees: Drug Appeals, Performance & Prevention, and Research. -
Education & Training
Education
Post Graduate Training
Licensures and Certifications
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Honors & Awards
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Teaching Interests
In the professional (DPT) program, Dr. Feigenbaum teaches courses in Therapeutic Exercise I-II and a Sports Physical Therapy elective. In post-professional residency programs, he teaches content related to acute athletic injury management, sports-related concussions, psychological considerations in sports, and therapeutic exercise. He is also adjunct faculty in the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Sciences, teaching courses in the Sports Science and Data Analytics doctorate degree and Athletic Training master's degree programs. -
Research Interests
Dr. Feigenbaum's research interests are the autonomic nervous system, biomarkers, innovation, learning design and instructional technology, post-professional education, and technologies in sports medicine. -
Publications
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