Tufts University’s Medical School includes Dr. Nessler’s ViMove+ AMI into their DPT 609 Movement Sciences Course.  This is the first major university to include the ViMove+ AMI into their doctoral curriculum for PT students.  Dr. Nessler served as an adjunct professor for Tufts University and provided doctoral students with science behind the AMI, how to interpret the data captured and how to use that data to provide more impactful exercise programs.  “This is a huge step for the ViMove+ AMI”, states Dr. Nessler, “I knew that in order to get full adoption by the profession, that I needed to get this included as a part of the educational curriculum”.  “The ViMove+ AMI is used by the most prominent sports medicine physicians to make more informed decisions for return to sport”, continues Dr. Nessler, “Including in college curriculum is just the next step in making this the standard of practice for ACL rehab.”