Dr. Lilly Webster is a Senior Clinical Instructor for the University of Colorado Physical Therapy Program. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy and Master of Public Health degrees with a focus on Behavioral Sciences and Health Education in 2014 from Emory University in Atlanta, GA. In addition to her role within the University of Colorado Physical Therapy program, Lilly is a level III clinician practicing in the acute care setting at the University of Colorado Hospital in the neuro, trauma and surgery service line as well as the burn unit. Her clinical interests include complex trauma, reconstructive surgery, limb salvage, and burn rehabilitation.

Lilly has combined her skills in physical therapy and background in public health to lead clinical quality improvement programs, serve as a board member for a local pro-bono clinic, and guide multiple international capacity-building programs to improve physical rehabilitation and increase social inclusion for persons with disabilities. She an active member of the World Health Organization and Humanity and Inclusion’s Rehab Specialized Care Team which deploys specialized rehabilitation teams worldwide in response to emergencies.

Her teaching experiences span international and domestic educational programs from bachelor to doctoral level training and post-professional training. Her teaching interests include health promotion and wellness as well as interprofessional education. Within the University of Colorado, she has teaching responsibilities in the hybrid and residential programs. Lilly, as part of the DPT-MPH dual degree program task force, has supported the inception of the University of Colorado Physical Therapy DPT/MPH dual-degree program. In support of this program, she has also created an integrated MPH capstone and clinical affiliation within the University of Colorado Hospital.