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I am currently a first year Bellarmine Physical Therapy student and graduated from Indiana University in 2015 with a Bachelor's degree in Human Biology. I am very interested in multiple aspects of physical therapy, as well of the numerous functions a therapist can play in a person's life. I look forward to learning more about Neurology, Paediatrics, and Amputees specifically.
Education
Indiana University 2015- Bachelor's of Science in Human Biology
Bellarmine University 2018- Doctor of Physical Therapy
Professional Affiliations
APTA student member
Professional Appointments
Doctoral Physical Therapy student at Bellarmine University
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