Bradeigh Godfrey, DO

Research Interests

  • Amputee Rehabilitation
  • Community Activity Monitoring

Languages

  • English

Academic Information

  • Departments: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - Assistant Professor (Clinical)

Board Certification

  • National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners

Academic Office Information

  • 801-582-1565-Ext.1761
  • Veterans Administration Medical Center
    Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    500 S Foothill Blvd
    Salt Lake City, UT 84149

Academic Bio

Dr. Godfrey practices at the Salt Lake City VA Medical Center and is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. She graduated from medical school from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her residency training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Utah, where she was a chief resident. Dr. Godfrey’s clinical interests are in amputee rehabilitation, electromyography, and neurologic rehabilitation. She is active in clinical teaching, lecturing, and mentoring residents and medical students within the field of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Her research interests include amputee rehabilitation and the use of community activity monitors in rehabilitation.

Education History

Type School Degree
Chief Resident University of Utah
Co-Chief		 Chief Resident
Residency University of Utah
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation		 Resident
Internship Illinois Masonic Medical Center
Osteopathic		 Intern
Professional Medical Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
Medicine		 D.O.
Undergraduate University of Utah
Biology		 B.S.
Undergraduate Humboldt University
Biology

Selected Publications

Journal Article

  1. Hansen C, Wayment B, Klein S, Godfrey B (2017). Iodine-Starch test for assessment of hyperhidrosis in amputees, evaluation of different methods of application. Disabil Rehabil, 40(25), 3076-3080.
  2. Hansen CR, Godfrey B (2016). Residual Limb Hyperhidrosis Managed by Botulinum Toxin Injections, Enhanced by the Iodine-Starch Test: A Case Report. PM R, 9(4), 415-418.

Abstract

  1. Engelen, RW, Godfrey, B, Rosenbaum-Chou, T, Berdan, J (2014). Evaluation of Objective Methods for Determining Functional Classification Level (K-level) in Transtibial Amputees [Abstract]. American Journal Of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 93(3)(2).
  2. Wixom, JQ, Godfrey, B, Hansen, C (2012). Hyperhidrosis in Amputee Populations: Self Reporting Incidence and Impact on Prosthetic Use and Function(Poster 466) [Abstract]. PM&R, 4(10), S349.

Video/Film/CD/Web/Podcast

  1. Anderson, N, Cole, A, Godfrey, B (2013). Inversion Ankle Injury Resulting in Common Peroneal Nerve Injury [Web]. AAPM&R Case of the month. Available: http://me.e-aapmr.org/topic_emg.aspx.
  2. Godfrey B (2013). Lower Limb Prosthetics [Web]. PM&R Knowledge NOW/American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Available: http://now.aapmr.org/med-rehab/amputation-wounds/Pages/Lower-limb-prosthetics.aspx..
  3. Godfrey B, Anderson N (2013). Ulnar mononeuropathy at the wrist [Web]. PM&R Knowledge NOW/American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Available: http://now.aapmr.org/msk/disorders-upper-limb/Pages/Ulnar-nerve-mononeuropathies-at-the-wrist.aspx..