Ms. Waugh is a Senior Instructor and the Clinic Coordinator at Assistive Technology Partners, a program in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. She is a RESNA certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) with 28 years clinical experience as a physical therapist and educator, specializing in the areas of Wheelchair Seating/Mobility and Nighttime Positioning. In addition to serving as Clinic Coordinator, Ms. Waugh continues to provide wheelchair seating and mobility assessments, fittings and consultations for children and adults with a variety of disabilities, as well as nighttime positioning assessments for children with severe motor impairment. Ms. Waugh has been actively involved in RESNA - The Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America for many years, serving on a variety of committees and task groups. She has been a popular instructor at the annual RESNA National Conference since 1991, and she served as chair of the RESNA and ISO Wheelchair Seating Standards Working Groups that developed an international standard for the measurement of wheelchair seated posture and seating support parameters. She is currently leading an effort to write a Clinical Application Guide to this international standard on body and seat measures. Ms. Waugh is a leader in her field and a dynamic speaker who has lectured extensively on Wheelchair Seating as well as Nighttime Positioning to varied audiences nationally and internationally. She received both her B.A. degree in Human Biology and her M.A. degree in Physical Therapy from Stanford University in Stanford, California.