Jane Kaufman, P.T., M.Ed., BCIA-PMDB
Jane Kaufman has been a practicing Physical Therapist for more than thirty years. She is a graduate of the Ithaca College Physical Therapy program and earned 
her Masters at the University of Vermont. More recently, she was certified by the Biofeedback Certification Institute 
of America (BCIA) in Pelvic Muscle Dysfunction Biofeedback (PMDB), becoming one of only six healthcare professionals in the Northeast to earn this prestigious certification.    

Jane’s career has included practice at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City, Brattleboro Memorial Hospital in Vermont, and at the former Medical Center Hospital of Vermont where she supervised the Department of Physical Therapy. She has also worked with and managed Burlington area physical therapy practices.  

Jane’s speaking resume includes annual lectures for the University of Vermont’s Physical Therapy Program and OB/GYN residents, as well as presentations for Grand Rounds for the Family Practice and OB/GYN Departments at Fletcher Allen Health Care. She also speaks before prostate cancer support groups and community outreach programs. She has been a Guest Presenter on Vermont Public Television’s Vital Signs medical program and Across the Fence, a community service program.

Click the links to play these Panel Discussions:
Vital Signs                      
Across The Fence

Jane has been an Adjunct Associate Professor in the University of Vermont’s Department of Physical Therapy for more than twenty years.  She has served on many professional Boards and Committees and her most recent focus is as a member of the Advisory Board for UVM’s School of Allied Health and Nursing.

In recent years, Jane has focused on men’s and women’s health issues which are positively resolved through appropriate physical therapy treatment. Her success in assisting men with prostate dysfunction and women with a variety of incontinence issues has made her an authority and leader in this specialized area of physical therapy in Vermont.