Biography
Ally Bove joined the Pitt faculty in 2015. Her clinical background is in outpatient and home health settings, working with adult and geriatric orthopaedic populations. She is an NIH-funded researcher who focuses on improving equitable access to high-quality rehabilitation for patients with arthritis and low back pain.
Education
- Bachelor of Science in Biology, Duquesne University
- Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, Duquesne University
- Doctor of Physical Therapy, Columbia University
- Doctor of Philosophy in Rehabilitation Science, University of Pittsburgh
Awards
- Rose Award for Excellence in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Research, 2019
Research Interests
- Race, gender, geographic and socioeconomic disparities related to knee and hip osteoarthritis, total joint replacement and low back pain
- Cost-effectiveness of physical therapy for musculoskeletal disorders
- Using telehealth and digital interventions to improve access to care and equity in outcomes for patients with musculoskeletal conditions seeking rehabilitation care
- Qualitative research related to musculoskeletal conditions
Publications
Professional Organization Appointments
- American Physical Therapy Association
- Association of Rheumatology Professionals
- Osteoarthritis Research Society International