Bruce H. Greenfield, PT, PhD, FNAP (Fellow National Academies of Practice), FAPTA is a professor in the Division of Physical Therapy, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia. He is a senior fellow in the Emory University Center for Ethics, and affiliated faculty, Certificate Program Disability, Health and Culture. He is a member of the Emory University Hospital Ethics Committee, where he does ethic consultations. Currently, he is chair of the Ethics Grand Round Committee at Emory University Hospital. Among his degrees, Dr. Greenfield holds an MA in Bioethics from Loyola University in Chicago.

Dr. Greenfield was appointed by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Board of Directors to serve on the APTA Ethics and Judicial Committee, where he served as chair. Dr. Greenfield’s influential writings on ethics in physical therapy have twice been recognized by the APTA Academy of Education as recipient of its prestigious Stanford Award. His scholarship focuses on strategies to improve patient-centered care, including the development of an ethics of care based on phenomenology and the use of reflective narratives. He has published over 60 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters. He has been named Outstanding Educator and received the Dean’s Teaching award in the Emory University School of Medicine. He recently signed a contract with SLACK publishers to co-edit a book entitled Technological Literacy for the Rehabilitation Professional: Future Ready. Among other content, the book will explore ethical issues associated with advanced technologies in rehabilitation therapy.

Sandra Eskew Capps, PT, DPT, MHE has experience as a clinical generalist as a physical therapist assistant (since 1981) and a physical therapist (since 1989), with a focus in geriatric post-acute rehab and home health care. Roles and experiences have included patient care, program development, management, and leadership positions. Sandy has been actively involved with physical therapist assistant and physical therapist education in Georgia for over 30 years, including serving as teaching faculty and Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education for physical therapist and physical therapist assistant programs. She is an active member of APTA Georgia and has served on the Georgia State Board of Physical Therapy Licensure, including a term as President. She has been involved with development and presentation of the Ethics and Georgia Jurisprudence program since the inception of the PT Board’s requirement for education in this topic, as well as extensive experience with developing and presenting Ethics and Jurisprudence for all of the therapy disciplines with a focus on Georgia-specific laws and rules. In 2019, Sandy launched her new business, IP Collaborative, LLC in 2019.