Caitlyn Anderson, PT, DPT, GCS, NCS, is currently a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Utah. She has board certifications in Neurologic and Geriatric specialties and has teaching roles in Neuromuscular Management, Cardiopulmonary Management, and Functional Neuroanatomy with additional interests in complex patient simulation, interprofessional education, and differential diagnosis. Caitlyn received her BS in Dietetics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2011 and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Northwestern University in 2014. She has 10+ years clinical experience primarily in intensive care units (medical, surgical, neurosurgery, Covid-19), emergency room, acute care, and complex inpatient rehabilitation. She was a senior therapist and content developer for NYU Langone's acute care physical therapy residency, leading several quality improvement projects and initiatives. Since transitioning to academia, she maintains her clinical specializations by treating patients in acute care, the emergency room, and inpatient rehabilitation environments. She has extensive speaking experience on local, regional, and national platforms including the state conferences, Education Leadership Conference, Combined Sections Meeting, Johns Hopkins ICU Conference, and the Annual Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Conference. Primary presentation topics include differential diagnosis, dosage for medically complex populations, advanced circulatory support, and clinical decision-making in the ICU. Caitlyn's hobbies include traveling, adventuring with her dogs Maggie and Frida, and meeting new people.