Eline Bolster
Since 2018, Eline has been working as a researcher at Utrecht University of Applied Sciences. She focuses on ways to support children with and without disabilities, as well as their parents, in engaging in physical activities such as outdoor play, sports, and active commuting to school (on foot, by bike, wheelchair, or running frame).
Eline completed her physiotherapy training in 2005, followed by pediatric physiotherapy in 2010 and Evidence-Based Practice in 2013. In 2018, she obtained her PhD at Amsterdam UMC with research on the application of clinical exercise testing in (pediatric) rehabilitation.
From 2009 to 2022, she worked as a pediatric physiotherapist at Amsterdam UMC, and from 2014 to 2023, she was a lecturer in the Master of Physiotherapy program, specializing in Pediatric Physiotherapy, at Utrecht University of Applied Sciences.
Eline is the chair of the "Child 2040" committee of the Dutch Association for Pediatric Physiotherapy (NVFK) and is actively involved in the "HUB for the Moving Child": kindinbeweging-hub.nl.
