“I have found manual physical therapy to be most effective in treating patients and I am fortunate to have graduated from one of the finest physical therapy schools in the world, The University of South Australia.
I strive to develop continual excellence in this field as there are still so many questions about pain and injury that are unexplained. I am dedicated to improving the quality and standard of care. I enjoy using my advanced clinical reasoning skills to help patients overcome pain and restore valuable function.
Excellence is what I strive for and aim to deliver every day. I apply it to Life, teaching other therapists and patient care. I enjoy explaining your situation, making sure you understand how I can help and how you can help yourself to become the best you can be!”
AMPT Inc; PTPillows.com Inc
Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists
Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist: Maitland Australian Physiotherapy Seminars
Senior Faculty, Clinical Instructor and Lecturer for Maitland Australian Physiotherapy Seminars
Senior Clinical Instructor for the Fellowship Program in Advanced Manipulative Physical Therapy; University of Illinois, Chicago, IL 2005-2008
On-site Industrial Physical Therapist: 2001 to 2003 - UPS, Alcoa, Kraft, Sears, NW Airlines, International Paper, Kohls Distribution Center, Ocean Spray, Lear Corporation, Gunite, Bemis
Post-Graduate Master’s in Manipulative Physiotherapy,
University of South Australia; Adelaide, Australia
Thesis 1: Benefits of On-site Industrial Physical Therapy
Thesis 2: Central Pain Mechanisms
BAppSc: Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy; University of South Australia
BSc: Major in Biochemistry; University of Adelaide, South Australia
American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists
American Physical Therapy Association - Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Sections
Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association
Case Managers' Society of America
Wisconsin, California, Illinois, Indiana and South Australia
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