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I am currently a first year student in the Doctoral of Physical Therapy Program at Bellarmine University. I graduated in December 2009 from Bellarmine University with a Bachelors of Science degree in Health Sciences and minor in Communication. While I am keeping my options open, my current area of interest is in Pediatrics.
Education
Bellarmine University, Louisville, KY
Doctor of Physical Therapy-December 2012
Professional Affiliations
American Physical Therapy Association, Student Member
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