Dr. Meghan Rohde is Associate Professor and Program Director of Physical Therapy for the Arizona campus. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Health and Sport Sciences, then went on to recieve a Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. She holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Montana where her thesis examined the unique approach to prepubescent female ACL reconstruction. She earned a PhD in Human and Sports Performance from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in which she examined the prevalence and quality of life concerns in female strength athletes with urinary incontinence. 

Clinically, Dr. Rohde has extensive experience workin with athletes from all ages and stages, from weekend warriors to professional athletes and Olympians. She is the owner of a private, out-of-network sports and pelvic health practice, Revolution Wellness Collective. Her specialties include female athletes, pregnancy and postpartum care, and barbell athletes such as CrossFit, Olympic weightlifting, and powerlifting. An athlete herself, Dr. Rohde has competed internationally in CrossFit, and earned a podium spot at the American Open for USA Weightlifting, winning 2nd in her age group and weight class. 

Dr. Rohde teaches content in the area of physiology and pathophysiology, therapeutic exericse, and musculoskeletal courses. She is the Director of the Pregnancy and Postpartum Special Interest Group for the Pelvic Health Academy of the American Physical Therapy Association, a member of the New Hampshire and Arizona Physical Therapy Associations, and an item writer for the American Board of Physical Therapist Specialties. 

Dr. Rohde has written numerous articles and given multiple peer-reviewed presentations in the physical therapy, urology, and sports medicine realms both nationally and internationally. Dr. Rohde's research interests include trauma-informed care for the perinatal period, exercise prescription and dosing during pregnancy, and trauma-informed educational practices for today's student. 

PT, Arizona, United States, 9332, Active, 2011, August 2024

PT Compact , New Hampshire, United States, CP014738T, Active, 2022, August 2024

American Board of Physical Therapist Specialties , Sports Clinical Specialist , 40982, 2012-07-01, 2032-06-03

Certified Dry Needling Practitioner , October 2014, Arizona

Selective Functional Movement Assessment Practitioner, March 2012, Arizona

Certificate of Achievement in Pregnancy and Postpartum Physical Therapy , October 2010, District of Columbia

USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Coach , January 2013, Arizona

American Physical Therapy Association Credentialed Clinical Instructor , June 2007, Oklahoma

2022 - 2024

Program Director and Associate Professor, Franklin Pierce University

2014 - 2022

Assistant Professor , Franklin Pierce University

2008 - 2012

Sports Residency Faculty and Physical Therapist, Cleveland Clinic

Summer 2006 - Ongoing

American Physical Therapy Association, August 2003

Summer 2024 - Ongoing

International Continence Society , August 2019

Academy of Pelvic Health , August 2006, Chair of Pregnancy and Postpartum SIG