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I am originally from southern IL, I moved to louisville KY in January once I had been accepted into the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Bellarmine University. I have worked as a personal trainer for the past three years at Golds gym and LA Fitness. My main hobby for the past 7 years has been weight lifting/ bodybuilding. I have competed in four shows so far and hope to continue moving up into higher levels in the sport.
Education
Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology (Exercise Science) as of May 2012
Current student of the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Bellarmine University.
Professional Affiliations
Student member of the APTA
Professional Appointments
Recently I had the opportuntiy to visit University of Louisville hospital for a clinical observation in acute care.
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