Erin is an Assistant Professor of Practice and co-assistant Director of Clinical Education within the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, division of Physical Therapy, at The Ohio State University. She is a founding member of the Eclipse Group (Education for Clinical Interprofessional Simulation Excellence) and serves as the interprofessional coordinator for the physical therapy division. Dr. Thomas co-authored an article on the acute interprofessional simulation experience for occupational and physical therapy students as well as a book chapter in the Acute Care Handbook for Physical Therapist. Dr. Thomas is a member of the Academy of Acute Care and serves on the research, nominating, and CPG committees. She is currently a co-chair of a workgroup for the Academy of Acute Care on Discharge Planning and Transitions of Care.

Amelia is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the PT Program at The Ohio State University and a Rehab Staff PT at OSU Wexner Medical Center. She graduated from Creighton University with her DPT in 1998, and attained her specialist certification in neurologic PT practice in 2010. She has been one of the Assistant Directors of Clinical Education for 11 years, working in collaboration with Drs. Apke and Thomas. She teaches in the neurologic and geriatric coursework in the program. Her scholarship efforts have focused on knowledge translation in use of standardized outcome measures in neurologic practice as well as clinical education in DPT and post-professional residencies. She is active in the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy as the Co-Chair of the Knowledge Translation Task Force for the Core Measures clinical practice guideline and is the Nominating Committee Chair of the Stroke SIG.

Dr. Apke is an Assistant Professor and the Director of Clinical Education in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Physical Therapy Division at The Ohio State University. She is board-certified in Orthopedic Physical Therapy, a credentialed trainer for the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Clinical Instructor Credentialing Program and completed the APTA Health Policy and Administration Section Leadership, Administration, Management and Professionalism (LAMP) leadership certification program. Dr. Apke is currently President of the Ohio Chapter of the APTA and just completed two terms as the Membership Secretary of the APTA Academy of Education Clinical Education Special Interest Group. She has been a DCE for 20 years at two academic programs. Her research interests include clinical education models, impact of student clinicals on clinician productivity and leadership development. She teaches in the areas of professional issues, clinical education and health care policy.

Ann is a clinical instructor at Mount Carmel- St. Ann's Hospital. Ms. Karbler graduated from the University of Evansville in 1994 with a dual degree: Bachelor of Science and a Masters in Physical Therapy. She has worked in several areas but all have been in the area of inpatient rehabilitation with the last twelve years in acute care at Mount Carmel St. Ann's in Columbus, OH and now serves as the Rehab Clinical Coordinator for the inpatient hospital since April 2018 as well as serving as the Interim Lead Orthopedic Therapist since March 2018. She also began as a guest lecturer in the Fall of 2015 at The Ohio State University and continues that role today. Ann has also been a certified clinical instructor since November 2005 and takes great pride in her ability to mentor students in the acute care setting. Ann also takes time to volunteer within her community and has recently been elected as a board member for the organization Drill For Life which raises funds to drill water wells in Zimbabwe villages.