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I received a Bachelor of Arts at Bellarmine University in May of 2012, with a main focus of study in Psychology: Human Resources. I am currently a first year student in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at Bellarmine University. I have completed observation hours in the inpatient acute care setting at St. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, as well as outpatient observation hours at Frazier Rehab Institute. I am interested in pursuing a profession in physical therapy specializing in burns and wounds, and have completed an internship at University of Louisville Hospital Burn Unit in 2008.
Education
Bachlor of Arts (Psychology: Human Resource Emphasis)
Bellarmine University, Louisville KY
Graduation Date: May 2012
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Bellarmine University, Louisville KY
Expected Graduation Date: May 2015
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