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I am currently studying in the DPT program at Bellarmine University in Louisville, KY. In the spring of 2011 I graduated with my bachelors in biology from Murray State University. In between graduating from undergrad and starting the DPT program I worked at a local physical therapy and gym facility in Bowling Green, KY. Within the past 2 years I served as a personal trainer and a physical therapy technician. Because most of the experience I gained through working was focused on outpatient care I look forward to gaining experience in the other atmospheres. I look forward to the next 3 years in school and the many more to follow in my journey as a physical therapist.
Education
BS, Biology, Murray State University DPT, Bellarmine University 2014-2017
Professional Affiliations
Member, American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)
