Faculty Profile

Brittney Millspaugh Storms

Brittney Millspaugh Storms

Associate Professor; Anatomist

Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

PT; DPT; MBA; NCS

Dr. Brittney Millspaugh Storms is an Associate Professor and anatomist for the Doctor of Physical Therapy program, Occupational Therapy Doctorate program, and Master of Science in Athletic Training program. She earned both her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and Master of Business Administration from Southwest Baptist University and completed a Graduate Certificate in Clinical Anatomy through Hardin-Simmons University. Dr. Storms is also a Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties.

Dr. Storms has clinical experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings, with specialized interests in clinical neurology, vestibular dysfunction, and women’s pelvic health. Her research interests are diverse and include gait training following stroke and spinal cord injury, rehabilitation for esports athletes, community health education, and anatomical variation and education.

She is passionate about international healthcare and has participated in healthcare experiences and service initiatives in Peru, El Salvador, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, Hong Kong, and Jamaica.

Outside of academia, Dr. Storms enjoys strength training, fitness, and spending time with animals. She is often seen walking her dogs on campus and also has a strong interest in true crime and history.

PMDC
Clinical Anatomy

Hardin-Simmons University , 2022

MBA
Business Administration

Southwest Baptist University , 2012

DPT

Southwest Baptist University , 2010

BA
Biology

Anderson University , 2007

Peer-reviewed journal articles:

  • Storms, B., et al. “What are the Current Research and Trends in E-Sports in Physical Therapy?” Journal of the Academy of Sports Physical Therapy, 2023.
  • Storms, B., et al. “Effect of BWSTT on Functional Mobility for a Neurologically Atypical Adult…” Journal of the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy, 2022.
  • Kiesel, J., et al. “Helping Underserved Children Make Healthy Choices…” Journal of Health Administration and Policy, 2020.
  • Millspaugh Storms, B., et al. “Benefits of Tango, Boxing, and LSVT Big Interventions for Parkinson Disease.” Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy, 2018.
  • Millspaugh Storms, B., et al. “Body Weight Support Treadmill Training and High-Intensity Interval Training Effects…” Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy, 2018.
  • Coovert, D., Millspaugh Storms, B., et al. “Chemical and Histological Analysis of Leptomeningeal Plaques.” FASEB Journal, 2017.
  • Ladyman, M., Millspaugh Storms, B., et al. “Does a dance and activity-based intervention for the Down syndrome population…” JAOTA, 2017.
  • Gurovich, A., Millspaugh Storms, B., et al. “Combining Physiology and Health Care Professions Education…” FASEB Journal, 2016.
  • Millspaugh Storms, B., McNeal, B. “Effectiveness of a One Time Visit…” HPA Resource, 2011.
  • Millspaugh Storms, B., “Ambulation with Bilateral Bioness L300 Units on a T4 Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury.” JNPT, 2011.

britt.storms@indwes.edu