Hugh Lee

Position:

Adjunct Assistant Professor

Location:

Loudoun #216

Phone:

(540) 542-6543

Email: hlee98@xgcr.net

Employed Since:

2017

Educational History:

B.S. Psychology, Frostburg State University;
M.S. Occupational Therapy, Shenandoah University

Professional Highlights:

Clinical interests include adult neurology, wound care, burn management, and serial casting.

• Developed and implemented hospital-based outpatient clinics in Post-Botox Serial Casting and Pediatrics.
• Invited Faculty Member- Focus on an Interdisciplinary Approach: Management of Spasticity. Area of expertise- post Botulism Toxin-A serial casting of adult and pediatric neurological patients (National Education Initiative provided by the Institute for Continuing Healthcare Education, educational grant from Allergan, Incorporated).  Nominated by Kimberly Salata, M. D. (2003)

Presentations:

Lee, H. B. & Salata, K. (2004). Chemo denervation in spasticity management: Optimizing therapeutic outcomes.  Presented at the Northern Virginia PT/OT Grand Rounds, Winchester, VA.
Pinson, C. C., Hight, V. P., Lee, H. B., & Anderson, E. (1998). Prevention of occupational dysfunction among musicians: Results of a study of four instruments.  Presented at the Sixteenth Annual Symposium on Medical Problems of Musicians & Dancers, Aspen, CO.

Memberships:

American Occupational Therapy Association
American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine
Kinesio Taping Association
Loudoun County Reserve Medical Corps