Corey W. McGee, PhD, MS, OTR/L, CHT, FAOTA

Research

Research Summary/Interests

Dr. McGee is a musculoskeletal rehabilitation translational scientist whose clinically-relevant research objective is to improve the health and participation of persons with upper limb musculoskeletal disorders. In addition, as an educator of entry-level and post-professional occupational therapy learners, Dr. McGee’s scholarship of teaching and learning objective is to test the impact of didactic training on learner self-efficacy. His active and past research fall in the following domains:

• Characterizing and validating factors that predict responsiveness to a restorative intervention for persons with hand osteoarthritis
• Developing and validating procedures for assessing hand strength, thumb mobility, and thumb CMC OA-related disability
• Studying rehabilitation intervention effectiveness for persons with forearm fragility fractures
• Advancing measurement of the upper limb strength and force requirements during select daily activities
• Studying entry-level student acute care ‘knowledge and skills’ self-efficacy

List of Published Work in NCBI MyBibliography and ORCID.

More information on Dr. McGee's scholarship can be found at http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Corey_Mcgee.

Research Lab

Minnesota Musculoskeletal and Occupational Performance (MnMOR) Lab

Teaching

Courses

• OT 7141 Body Structure & Function I
• OT 7343 Body Structure & Function III
• OT 7176 Level I Fieldwork: Adults  
• OT 7422 OT Process: Adults II  
• OT 7541 Assistive Technology & Orthotics in OT Practice
• RSC 5106: Introduction to Rehabilitation Science
• RSC 8206: Grant Writing

Practice Areas

Inpatient and Outpatient Adult Physical Disabilities; Hand Rehabilitation; Burn Rehabilitation; Primary Care