Continuing
education is important to patient care
"I have always been fascinated with anatomy
and how the human body works. In addition to my college education, I
am still eager to advance my physical therapy training in this field
that I love. Helping to restore someone's health is so important
because I believe good health is one of our most cherished
attributes."
Graduate: BS, Physical Therapy, St. Louis University
Exchanging
ideas with others in the physical therapy community
"I've spent 20 years meeting with other
physical therapy professionals and participating in continuing
education. If I can bring the best of these to my own patients, I
can help them heal and recover more effectively and
efficiently."
Member: American Physical Therapy Association, Florida Physical
Therapy Association (sub-district chair, delegate), Private
Practice, Administrative and Orthopedic Sections
Advanced
Training: Musculoskeletal injuries -
effects on functional and recreational activities, McKenzie,
McConnell, cranial-sacral, golf and body mechanics, balance
disorders
Answering
the call
"Fate brought me into the wonderful field of
physical therapy. Back when I was deciding what to do with my life,
I had three choices. I walked into a classroom one day. It was the
wrong room. I wasn't allowed to leave. The subject was physical
therapy. I was hooked. It turned out to be the happiest moment of my
life. That's how much I love this work."
Specializing
in: Musculoskeletal injuries - effects on
functional and recreational activities
Lecturer: Ergonomics, sports injuries and golfing
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