Evan T. Cohen, PT, MA, PhD, NCS earned his MA in Physical Therapy from Touro College (NY) in 1992, and his PhD in Health Sciences from Trident University (CA) in 2010. He has been an ABPTS Neurologic Certified Specialist since 2002. His clinical practice has focused primarily on neurologic rehabilitation with a specific concentration on the rehabilitation of people with multiple sclerosis. He has published and presented extensively about physical therapy examination, outcomes measurement and physical therapy for people with multiple sclerosis. He has served as a member of the Neurology Section’s MSEDGE Task Force, and co-authored the Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Summary and supporting cases on PTNow, the translational knowledge portal of the APTA. He is an Associate Professor in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at Arcadia University.

Kirsten Potter, PT, DPT, MS is a Professor at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, MO. Her teaching and research expertise is in adult neurologic rehabilitation.  Kirsten serves as a consultant for the development of online courses for the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy and has developed a courses for the Synapse Education Center on selecting outcome measures for a client with multiple sclerosis and IV STEP – Prevention.  She was an instructor in a CSM pre-conference summit on online education and was Co-Chair of the IV STEP dissemination team, responsible for developing and implementing educational programs related to IV STEP content.

Jane E. Sullivan PT, DHS, MS has a background in clinical research focused on testing rehabilitation interventions using appropriate standardized measurement tools. Dr. Sullivan was the principle investigator on a study entitled “Afferent Stimulation during Task-specific Exercise Following Stroke”, and was a co-investigator on a NIDRR grant titled, "The Development of A Real Time Platform for Intuitive Control of Grasp And Release During Functional Arm Activities Following Stroke”. In 2008, she became the course coordinator for a course on neurological outcome measures. She has utilized electronic venues to promote education in this area, serving as author on two online learning modules and a podcast on outcome measurement. She was an Associate Editor on the Tests and Measurement section of PTNow. She serves on the APTA Evidence Database to Guide Effectiveness (EDGE) committee. She was co-chair of the StrokEDGE task force. In 2014, Dr. Sullivan was part of a team awarded funding from APTA to develop a Clinical Practice Guideline on Outcome Measurement in neurological clinical practice.