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Dr. Jenni Moore is the Founder and CEO of the Institute for Knowledge Translation (iKT), a leading organization dedicated to advancing evidence-based rehabilitation practice and improving patient outcomes worldwide. She also serves as an advisor to the South Eastern Norway Center for Knowledge Translation in Rehabilitation.

With a career spanning clinical practice, research, and implementation science, Dr. Moore is internationally recognized for her expertise in translating scientific evidence into practical solutions for clinicians and organizations. Her work focuses on implementing evidence-based assessments and interventions in both the United States and Norway, driving measurable improvements in rehabilitation care.

Dr. Moore has played a pivotal role in the dissemination and implementation of evidence-based practices, serving as Director of the Rehabilitation Measures Database (2008–2016), co-chairing the Clinical Practice Guideline on a Core Set of Outcome Measures for Neurologic Physical Therapy, and chairing the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy Knowledge Translation Summit. In 2021, she joined the Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Roundtable for Standardized Measurement of Balance and Mobility Post-Stroke, collaborating with international experts to advance research standards in stroke rehabilitation.

An accomplished author, Dr. Moore has published numerous peer-reviewed articles on measurement psychometric properties and the implementation of best practices. Her leadership at iKT continues to shape the future of rehabilitation through innovative education, training, and the implementation of evidence-based practices into clinical care.

Dr. Chris Henderson is the Director of Innovation at the Institute for Knowledge Translation (iKT), where he leads the development and integration of innovative educational programs and implementation science initiatives to advance evidence-based rehabilitation. As an Associate Research Professor at Indiana University School of Medicine, Dr. Henderson is internationally recognized for his expertise in neurologic and geriatric rehabilitation, biomechanics, and knowledge translation.

With a background spanning clinical practice, research, and curriculum design, Dr. Henderson specializes in translating scientific discoveries into practical strategies for clinicians and organizations. He co-develops iKT’s neurologic residency curriculum, mentors clinicians in high-intensity gait training, and drives the creation of innovative tools and resources that bridge the gap between research and real-world practice.

Dr. Henderson’s work is grounded in rigorous research and collaborative partnerships, having served as co-investigator on multiple NIH- and DOD-funded clinical trials focused on stroke, spinal cord injury, and traumatic brain injury. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications and presented at national and international conferences on implementation science, gait rehabilitation, and outcome measurement.

A board-certified clinical specialist in both neurologic and geriatric physical therapy, Dr. Henderson is dedicated to empowering clinicians with the latest evidence and practical tools to improve patient outcomes. His leadership at iKT ensures that the institute remains at the forefront of innovation in rehabilitation education, training, and knowledge translation.

Maghan Bretz is a leader in neurologic physical therapy and serves as the Director of Residency and Practice Advancement at the Institute for Knowledge Translation (iKT). In this pivotal role, Maghan directs the iKT Residency Program and oversees curriculum design, provides mentorship, and ensures continuous quality improvement to promote the highest standards in clinician education. She leads the development and launches of innovative programs including the Practice Accelerator Forum, which empowers clinicians to rapidly implement evidence-based practices into real-world care.

Maghan also manages implementation programs, collaborates with organizational partners, and works closely with the iKT team to expand and refine educational offerings. Her work ensures that iKT’s programs remain relevant, impactful, and aligned with the latest in implementation science and specialty standards.

Board certified in neurologic physical therapy since 2016, Maghan also practices neurologic physical therapy in outpatient rehabilitation and is an adjunct faculty member in the University of Evansville’s Doctoral Physical Therapy program. In addition, she is the Program Director for the St. Vincent Evansville & University of Evansville Neurologic Residency Program. She also served on the American Physical Therapy Association’s Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy Knowledge Translation Task Force for the Locomotor Clinical Practice Guideline, developing tools and resources to accelerate the adoption of evidence-based care. Maghan has presented at national conferences on best practices in neurorehabilitation, including her efforts to translate evidence to practice in the real-world.

Dr. T. George Hornby is an internationally recognized scholar and leader in neurorehabilitation and evidence-based practice implementation. As Senior Scientific Advisor for iKT’s Walk the Walk and Residency Programs, Dr. Hornby provides strategic scientific leadership, develops high-impact clinical content, and mentors clinicians and faculty to ensure the highest standards of care and program fidelity.

Dr. Hornby serves as Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Indiana University and directs the Locomotor Recovery Laboratory at the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana. His pioneering research focuses on optimizing rehabilitation interventions to improve lower extremity function and restore walking ability in individuals with stroke and spinal cord injury. Renowned for integrating quantitative and clinical measures of motor function, Dr. Hornby’s work advances understanding of the biomechanical and physiological challenges in locomotor recovery and the effectiveness of innovative interventions.

With over 100 research publications and leadership of multiple national and international collaborations,many with roles as Principal Investigator or Co-Principal Investigator on NIH, DOD, and NIDILRR grants, Dr. Hornby’s impact spans both scientific discovery and clinical practice. He also previously served as the Director of Knowledge Synthesis and Director of Research for the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy.

At iKT, Dr. Hornby is dedicated to translating the latest scientific evidence into practical, scalable rehabilitation programs. His leadership ensures that Walk the Walk and Residency participants benefit from cutting-edge research, proven implementation strategies, and a commitment to advancing patient outcomes through high-fidelity, evidence-based practice.

Dr. Wendy Romney serves as Senior Advisor, Implementation Science and Practice at the Institute for Knowledge Translation (iKT). In this role, Dr. Romney provides expert guidance on the development of educational programming and resources that empower clinicians and organizations to deliver evidence-based rehabilitation. She collaborates with iKT’s leadership and faculty to ensure that all programs are grounded in the latest research, practical implementation strategies, and measurable outcomes.

Dr. Romney is an Associate Professor at Sacred Heart University, where she teaches courses on physical therapy examination and treatment for individuals with neurological and medically complex conditions. A Board Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist, she maintains an active clinical practice at Gaylord Specialty HealthCare and the Center for Excellence in Neurologic Health at Sacred Heart University. Her research focuses on knowledge translation and improving the use of outcome measures in physical therapy, helping bridge the gap between scientific evidence and everyday clinical practice.

Dr. Romney is internationally recognized for her leadership in the field. She serves as Director of Practice for the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy, is a member of the SCI EDGE workgroup, and is a guideline development group member for the Core Set of Outcome Measures Clinical Practice Guideline. She has also contributed to national programming committees with the American Physical Therapy Association. Dr. Romney is passionate about advancing implementation science and supporting the professional growth of rehabilitation clinicians through high-quality education, mentorship, and the integration of best practices.

Dr. Jenny Lotter is an expert in neurologic rehabilitation and serves as a Clinical Implementation Specialist at the Institute for Knowledge Translation (iKT). In her role, Jenny facilitates the delivery of iKT’s signature program, including Walk the Walk: High-Intensity Gait Training, guiding clinicians in the practical application of evidence-based interventions.

With over 25 years of experience as a physical therapist, Jenny brings a unique blend of clinical expertise, research acumen, and a passion for mentorship. She has led and supported implementation projects focused on high-intensity gait training for stroke and spinal cord injury, working closely with multidisciplinary teams in both clinical and research settings. Jenny is also an active contributor to national initiatives advancing best practices in neurologic physical therapy, including her work with the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy’s Moving Forward Task Force.

Jenny collaborates closely with iKT leadership and faculty to design, refine, and deliver impactful educational experiences. She draws on her expertise in research, curriculum development, and mentoring to ensure iKT’s programs are grounded in the latest science and tailored for real-world practice. Board certified in neurologic physical therapy and a certified stroke rehabilitation specialist, Jenny has authored peer-reviewed publications and presented at national conferences on best practices in neurorehabilitation.

Courtney Cheever brings over 21 years of marketing experience, including more than 16 years dedicated to healthcare marketing. She specializes in digital marketing, analytics, and project management, with a proven ability to translate complex data into clear, impactful strategies. Courtney has supported healthcare organizations through data-driven campaigns and educational initiatives, consistently delivering high-quality results that drive engagement and growth.

Zach Milner is a freshman at Highlands College studying pastoral ministry. He works part-time with the Institute for Knowledge Translation as an assistant, supporting day-to-day projects and operations.