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I currently started my second year in PT school at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky. My interest in physical therapy is pediatrics. I have always enjoyed being around kids and working with them. I have volunteered at several physical therapy settings dealing with children, where my interest in pediatric therapy grew very much. I am now 25 years old and I am originally from Cranston, Rhode Island. I attended Providence College in Providence, RI for my undergraduate degree, where I received my undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. Some of the things I like to do for fun are to dance and play piano.
Education
Bellarmine University, DPT
Providence College, BS Biology
Professional Affiliations
APTA
KPTA
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