Chair, Department of Orthotics & Prosthetics
Salus University
Newtown, Pennsylvania
Dr. J. Chad Duncan is an esteemed figure in the orthotics and prosthetics realm, presently holding the esteemed title of Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Orthotics & Prosthetics within Salus University's College of Health Sciences, Education, and Rehabilitation.
A proud alumnus of Auburn University, Dr. Duncan obtained his PhD in Rehabilitation. Further tracing back his academic lineage, he also graduated from Northwestern University's Orthotic and Prosthetic program in the 1990s, marking the early stages of his commitment to the field.
His illustrious career path exemplifies dedication to the progression of prosthetic and orthotic education. Prior to his current role at Salus University, Dr. Duncan was the Director at Northwestern University's Prosthetic and Orthotics Center. Demonstrating his capability for pioneering work, he was instrumental in crafting a program at Alabama State University.
In terms of research, Dr. Duncan is particularly engrossed in undergraduate curriculum development, exploring the nuanced psychosocial aspects of disability, and studying the intricate relationship between prosthetics/orthotics and the professional environment. Merging rigorous academic inquiry with pragmatic applications, Dr. Duncan stands as a beacon in shaping the future landscape of orthotic and prosthetic education and practice.
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