Aimee Perron

PT, DPT, NCS, CEEAA

Geriatric

“Through my teaching and practice I strive to work on what matters to the individual....consider what a person can accomplish if therapy includes task-based specific practice at the Quality of Life level."

Bio

Aimee earned her MS in Physical Therapy from Boston University and Doctor of Physical Therapy from Massachusetts General Hospital – Institute of Health Profession and has spent 25+ years as a clinician in post-acute clinical settings with the majority of experience in neurologic and geriatric practice.  Aimee is passionate and committed to clinical excellence using evidence-based and client-centered practices. She serves as a professor, clinician and clinical leader and strives to inspire colleagues and students to be strong professional & patient advocates to ensure patients have access to care they need and are able to achieve outcomes that are meaningful to them. Aimee is dedicated to life-long learning and through this commitment; she has achieved American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) board certification as a Neurological Clinical Specialist and as a Geriatrics Certified Expert for the Aging Adult.  Additionally, Dr. Perron has presented nationally on a variety of topics and has been an active member and leader in the APTA at both the state and national level.

Current Roles

• Faculty, EIM for Neuro and Geri
• Assistant Clinical Professor, Northeastern University, Boston MA
• Clinician in Post Acute Setting and Academic Probono Clinics

Research interest:

• Telehealth

 

Areas of Interest:

• Advances Neurological Clinical Practice
• Population Health and Successful Aging in Place