Dr. Boolani teaches in the Department of Physical Therapy and the Physicians Assistant Program. He teaches physiology for the Physicians Assistant Program and exercise physiology for the Physical Therapy Department. He also teaches two research courses.

"Dr. Boolani’s research interests primarily lie in cognitive function, fatigue, and technology as it relates to mental health, cognitive function and physical activity. Currently he has three projects that he is leading and is involved with several others as a consultant or co-PI. The projects that he is leading include: an Isagenix Corporation funded study, explores the different physiological, cognitive and mood responses of synthetic versus natural caffeine; a Hershey’s Corporation sponsored study, explores the role of alkalized cocoa in attenuating fatigue related effects on gait, sway and fine motor skills in older adult; and, a Hershey’s Corporation sponsored study, explores the role of cognitive and mental fatigue on negotiations in older adults. He recently completed a study as a co-primary investigator looking at the accuracy of activity monitors and is currently exploring the use of activity monitors to measure activity levels in different populations. He is a co-primary investigator on a study looking at cognitive function changes in people with substance abuse issues. He is a co-primary investigator in a clinical trial exploring the use of new technology in diagnosing mental health disorders. Dr. Boolani is also involved in the development and validation of new technology to measure cognitive function. He owns over 15 copyrights and has a patent pending."