Education
- Sports Residency Program, Arcadia University
- Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Arcadia University
- Bachelors of Science, Psychology, University of Pittsburgh
- Jack M. Barrack, Bryn Mawr, PA
Certifications
- Functional Dry Needling
Treatment Areas of Interest
- Sports Injury Rehabilitation
- Longevity and healthy living across one’s lifespan
- Lower extremity related pathology
- Functional Dry Needling
My interest in working with general orthopaedic conditions is what led me here. During my residency I began to gain an interest in working with athletes of all ages while also emphasizing healthy living outside of the clinic.
Why I became a physical therapist
Growing up I was always interested in how the body worked, why we get injured, and diagnoses of injuries. I also enjoyed playing multiple sports while growing up and I believe this sparked that interest. During my senior year of high school I spent 6 months in PT and it helped solidify my interest in the world of healthcare and more specifically Physical Therapy.
What I feel are the most important qualities in a physical therapist
I believe that a Physical Therapist must be able to connect with patients to build a sense of trust and understanding on both sides. I also believe being observant is very important; whether about general actions/movements or body language. I also believe Physical Therapist’s should be able to adapt, whether with communication or plans of care. Lastly, I feel as a Physical Therapist it is important to be eager for more knowledge because that knowledge will ultimately be beneficial to our patients as well.
Personal interests & hobbies
- Skiing
- Playing sports, primarily soccer or basketball
- Hiking with my dog
- Running
- Traveling
- Cooking