1. Dominique Shane Tull
1325 W Tharpe St Apt. #1211A  Tallahassee, FL  615-428-3623  dominique1.tull@famu.edu
Personal Profile
Well balanced and hardworking graduate student seeking a career in physical therapy, offering passion, a positive attitude, a
willingness to learn and astute people skills.
Ronald E. McNair Scholarship Recipient
Second place UAB Summer Research Expo 2012 (Life Sciences—Session 1)
Best Male Senior BSAC Excellence Gala (2014)
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University DPT Class of 2018 Ambassador (2015-)
Education
University of Alabama Birmingham – Birmingham, Alabama
Bachelors in Psychology, Spring 2014
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University – Tallahassee, Florida
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Fall 2015 -
Experience
Professional Experience
FAMU Athletics (Tallahassee, FL), September 2016 –
Clinical Rotation – Shadow Dr. Kyle Gaines PT, ATC as he performs rehabilitation management for FAMU student athletes
(primarily baseball, softball, track & field and cross country athletes).
Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital (Nashville, TN), September 2014 – August 2015
Mental Health Specialist - Performs patient care necessary to implement individual treatment plans under the supervision of
the registered nurse. Participates as an active team member in designated therapeutic groups and community meetings.
Assists in maintaining the therapeutic environment of the clinical program. Participates in continuous improvement and
development of assigned clinical program.
Constraint Induced (CI) Therapy Lab (Dr. Edward Taub) , June 2014 – August 2014
Volunteer – Assist in the administration of CI Therapy on patients with neurological issues affecting movement (MS, CP,
TBI), Record and enter laboratory data, Assist in lab maintenance.
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity (Kappa Kappa Chapter), January 2013 - April 2014
President - Organizing weekly and monthly meetings, facilitate creation of yearly operating plan, oversee all operations of
organization, oversee management of organization budget, business negotiation, serves as primary spokes-person for
organization
University of Alabama at Birmingham (Birmingham, AL), September 2011 - August 2014
Resident Assistant – Manage a university residence hall floor of 36 ethnically diverse undergraduate students. Run monthly
floor meetings to discuss events, developments, and concerns to ensure that students are kept up-to-date on all pertinent
information. Work in Residence Life office for 10 to 15 hours per week performing duties such as responding to student and
staff questions, answering telephones, and operating computers and various office equipment. Enforce University and
Residence Life rules and regulations resulting in a safe, orderly and enjoyable living environment.
Internship
Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program, May 2012 - August 2012
Worked in Neurobiology research lab under Dr. Gwendalyn King (excess of 350 hours)
Prepared poster presentation (Retinal dysfunction of Klotho knockout mice)