Nerve Conduction Testing and Electromyography for the Physical Therapist: Techniques, Interpretation and Differential Diagnosis
Gary Krasilovsky, PT, PhD, SST is Executive Officer, Graduate Center DPT Program and Associate Professor & Director, Hunter College/Graduate Center DPT Program of the City University of New York.  He has been a physical therapy clinician, educator, and researcher for almost forty years.  He earned a BS degree in Special Education from the University of Missouri, and a Certificate in Physical Therapy, MA and PhD in Physical Therapy from New York University.  His career in physical therapy included ten years at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine of NYU, where he worked as a clinician, researcher, and received advanced training and mentoring in the electrodiagnostic department.  He also was senior physical therapist in the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy clinic based at Rusk Institute and was Chief of Physical Therapy at Norwalk hospital.  He began his full time teaching career at Hunter College in 1987 and became acting program director two years later.  He has continued to serve as program director since 1992 and teaches clinical neurology, adult neurological rehabilitation, electroneuromyography and therapeutic exercise.  He has published in various peer-reviewed journals and textbooks on various areas related to physical therapy, with an emphasis on neurology based topics.  Dr. Krasilovsky is also certified as a Schroth Scoliosis Therapist.