Eunse Park

Dr. Eunse Park joined the faculty of the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at PCOM Georgia in August 2026. He is a physical therapist, educator, and researcher with extensive experience in physical therapy education. His primary teaching areas include human anatomy, neuroscience, biomechanics, motor control, and research. He is committed to creating an engaging learning environment that helps students connect foundational science with clinical practice.

Dr. Park supports students through coursework, research mentoring, and professional development. He encourages students to participate in research projects involving postural control, movement coordination, gait, electromyography, and motion analysis. His goal is to help students develop strong clinical reasoning skills, professional confidence, and a lifelong commitment to learning. He especially values hands-on anatomy education and emphasizes respectful engagement with anatomical donors while helping students understand the complexity and clinical relevance of the human body.

His research focuses on neuromuscular control, postural stability, multi-joint coordination, gait, and rehabilitation. He is also interested in developing international academic and research collaborations that provide students with opportunities to learn from different educational and cultural perspectives.