Michael Harris-Love, PT, MPT, DSc, FAPTA

20 years or more / Physical Therapist

Areas of Focus:: Fitness And Conditioning; Geriatrics; Arthritis; Neurology

Practice Description: My most recent clinical practice areas include geriatrics and neuromuscular conditions. The general research interest of my group is muscle plasticity in response to training, detraining, normal aging, and chronic disease. Our current research activity involves determining the influence of muscle ultrastructure on motor performance in older adults, and developing exercise-based rehabilitation interventions.

Member: APTA Academy of Research Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy APTA Geriatrics

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2 Practice Locations

Muscle Morphology, Mechanics, and Performance Lab

http://www.3map-lab.com/

1700 North Wheeling Street, RMR VAMC - Eastern Colorado GRECC, Aurora, CO 80045

Appointment Hours: 3MAP Lab contact page: http://www.3map-lab.com/#!contact/c21dx

CU Physical Therapy Program

http://www.3map-lab.com/

Education II South Building, 13121 E. 17th Ave., 3rd Flr, L28-3114, Aurora, CO 80045

About

Michael Harris-Love, PT, MPT, DSc, FAPTA

I currently serve the Rocky Mountain Regional VAMC as a clinical investigator and Geriatric Research, Education, and Clinical Center (GRECC) faculty member. In addition, I am a Professor of Physical Therapy at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. My previous experience includes appointments and service at the Mayo Clinic (Rochester, MN), NIH Clinical Center, University of Maryland Baltimore, George Washington University, and the Washington DC VAMC.

Professional Education

Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Georgetown University/Children’s National Hospital, 2010 DSc, University of Indianapolis, 2004 MPT, Mayo Medical Center, 1997 BS, N. Arizona University, 1995

Other Certifications

Fellow of The Gerontological Society of America

Additional Interests

My most recent clinical practice areas include geriatrics and neuromuscular conditions. The general research interest of my group is muscle plasticity in response to training, detraining, normal aging, and chronic disease.