Kelly G. Waugh, PT, MAPT, ATP, is an Assistive Technology Specialist with over 25 years clinical experience as a physical therapist, wheelchair seating specialist and educator. She provides wheelchair seating and mobility technology assessments, fittings and consultations for children and adults with a variety of disabilities. Ms. Waugh has been actively involved in RESNA - The Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America for many years. She has been a popular instructor at the annual RESNA National Conference since 1991, and she served as chair of the RESNA/ISO Wheelchair Seating Standards Working Group that developed an international standard for seating terminology and postural measurement. Ms. Waugh is a leader in her field and a dynamic speaker who has lectured extensively on wheelchair seating and positioning to varied audiences nationwide. She received both her B.A. degree in Human Biology and her M.A. degree in Physical Therapy from Stanford University in Stanford, California.
Contact Kelly Waugh:
Mail: Assistive Technology Partners
Attn: Kelly Waugh
601 E 18th Ave Suite 130
Denver, CO 80203
Kelly G. Waugh, PT, MAPT, ATP, is an Assistive Technology Specialist with over 25 years clinical experience as a physical therapist, wheelchair seating specialist and educator. She provides wheelchair seating and mobility technology assessments, fittings and consultations for children and adults with a variety of disabilities. Ms. Waugh has been actively involved in RESNA - The Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America for many years. She has been a popular instructor at the annual RESNA National Conference since 1991, and she served as chair of the RESNA/ISO Wheelchair Seating Standards Working Group that developed an international standard for seating terminology and postural measurement. Ms. Waugh is a leader in her field and a dynamic speaker who has lectured extensively on wheelchair seating and positioning to varied audiences nationwide. She received both her B.A. degree in Human Biology and her M.A. degree in Physical Therapy from Stanford University in Stanford, California.