Jane E. Sullivan, PT, DHS
Assistant Professor
j-sullivan@northwestern.edu

BS, Marquette University
MS, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL
DHS, University of Indianapolis

Teach in: Foundations of Physical Therapy I & II, Clinical Management of Patients with Neurological Dysfunction I, II, & III, Electrotherapy I   

Restoration of movement & function post-stroke
Electrotherapy
Exercise adherence following stroke

In-patient rehab with patients with neurological diagnoses.

APTA Member
Member of APTA Education, Neurology, & Clinical Electrotherapy Sections

Sullivan JE, Hedman LD. Sensory Dysfunction Following Stroke: Incidence, Significance, Examination and Intervention. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation.  (in press)

Sullivan JE, Hedman LD. Effects of Home-Based Sensory and Motor Amplitude Electrical Stimulation on Arm Dysfunction in Chronic Stroke.  Clin Rehab. 2007.21:142-150

Hedman LD, Sullivan JE. Neuromuscular electrical stimulation during task-oriented exercise improves arm function for an individual with proximal arm dysfunction following stroke: a case report.  Am J Physical Med Rehab. 2007.86(7):592-596.

Sullivan JE, Hedman LD. A Home Program of Sensory and Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Integrated With Upper-Limb Task Practice in a Patient Who Is Stable After a Stroke: A Case Report.  Phys Ther. 2004. 

Hedman LD, Sullivan JE. Treatment of Acute Stroke.  Topics in Neurology Series. American Physical Therapy Association. 2002, Alexandria, VA.

Sullivan JE. Evaluating new treatments in electrotherapy.  In Clinical Electrotherapy, 3rd edition.  Nelson R, Currier D, Hayes K (eds.). 1999. Appleton and Lange. Stamford, CN.

Hayes KW, Rogers J, Sullivan JE, Huber G.  Computer-based patient management problems in an entry-level physical therapy program: Acceptance and cost.  J Phys Ther Education.  1991; 5(2):65-71.

Hayes K, Sullivan JE.  The Reliability of a New Device to Measure Shoulder Subluxation.  Phys Ther. 1989; 69(9)762-767.