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I am a Student Physical Therapist studying with the DPT class of 2015 at Bellarmine University. I have been employed by KORT Jefferstown Physical Therapy for the past two years where I have taken a special interest in outpatient orthopedics and particularly in the treatment of low back pain. I am a first year student who is anxious, curious, and excited to learn from experienced Physical Therapist and professors. I am excited to share my altruism, compassion, and care as I develop into a professional who emphasizes prevention, treatment, and maintenance across this growing profession!
Furthermore, I am from small town rural KY and my interests include exercising, playing sports, and working and playing outdoors all of which facilitate my need for a active lifestyle and a hands on profession!
Education
Graduate of Marion County High School in Lebanon, KY
Bachelors of Health Science from Bellarmine University in Louisville, KY in 2013.
Currently a second year student in Bellarmine University's Doctor of Physical Therapy Program.
Professional Affiliations
Kentucky Orthopedic Rehabilitation Team (KORT)
APTA
Professional Appointments
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