Thomas Hoogeboom assistant professor
As a physiotherapist and biomedical scientist, I work with my team to study the merit of physiotherapy for people with chronic conditions.
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After finishing my PhD, I have worked at the University of Colorado (2012), Maastricht University Medical Center+/TNO (2012-2015) and Radboudumc (2015-present). As a physiotherapist and biomedical scientist, I work with my team to study the merit of physiotherapy for people with chronic conditions. We proceed from the assumption that to do clinically-relevant and -impactful research, we need to embrace the complexity of daily (physiotherapy) practice and we need to study personalized, rather than protocolized, interventions.I am currently supervising 9 PhD-students and 1 Postdoc. I have supervised 2 completed PhD trajectories as co-supervisor.
Personal prizes & awards national & international
- 2017: Ruud Leijendekkers received the Talma-Eykman scriptieprijs (Utrecht University). I was his primary supervisor for his Master-thesis, and his co-supervisor for his PhD-trajectory.
- 2014: I received the Dissertation prize from the Scientific College of Physical Therapy.
Personal prizes & awards national & international
- 2014: I received the Dissertation prize from the Scientific College of Physical Therapy.
- 2017: Ruud Leijendekkers received the Talma-Eykman scriptieprijs (Utrecht University). I was his primary supervisor for his Master-thesis, and at the same time, am his co-supervisor for his PhD-trajectory.
- Esther Jansen and Elle Scheijen received the “Outstanding Achievement Award” for their thesis from the Zuyd University of Applied Sciences. This thesis has been published in both a peer-reviewed international journal (Eur Spine J; Q1) and a national journal (Fysiopraxis). I was their primary supervisor.
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