About
Kimberly coordinates and teaches modules on both the BSc and MSc Physiotherapy programme. She has a special interest in musculoskeletal injury management and has a background in working with the NHS, private sector and as a Sports Physiotherapist. Kimberly is a Chartered Physiotherapist who joined the University of Chichester in 2018 as a Senior Lecturer in Sports Therapy. She is currently pursuing a PhD investigating lower limb asymmetry during anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation. Prior to this, Kimberly was lecturing at Solent University in Biomechanics and Sports Therapy.
Professional
Education:
- 2007-2010, BSc Sport & Exercise Science: University of Chichester
- 2013-2015, MSc Physiotherapy (pre-registration): University of Southampton
- 2012-2015, MSc Sports Biomechanics: University of Chichester
- 2017- present, PhD: Biomechanical asymmetry during anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation: University of Portsmouth
Teaching:
- Musculoskeletal (Upper-quadrant): MSc Physiotherapy
- Functional anatomy (Lower & Upper quadrant): BSc Physiotherapy
- Research project supervision
Administration:
- Recruitment / admissions: BSc and MSc Physiotherapy
Key Publications
Academic journal papers:
In review – Moore, J, Cessford, K, Willmott, A, Raj, D, Exell, T, Burbage, J and Mullineaux, D. (2019). Lower Limb Biomechanics Before and After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction: a Systematic Review. Journal of Biomechanics. (Submitted Nov 2019).
Conference contributions:
Moore, J, Cessford, K, Exell, T, Willmott, A, Burbage, J, Beinhauerova, G, Zahradnik, D, Raj, D and Mullineaux, D. The loss of complexity theory and anterior cruciate ligament deficiency. International Society of Biomechanics in Sport, Liverpool, 2020.
Research
Research Interests:
Special interest in lower-limb musculoskeletal injury, in particular ACL reconstruction and rehabilitation.
