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My name is Sarah Carlisle and I was born in Owensboro, Kentucky. I now reside in Louisville, Kentucky where I attend Bellarmine University's Physical Therapy school. As a first year physical therapy student I am interested in working in Pediatrics or Women's Health. I have volunteered in a community project involving Diabetics in the Louisville, Kentucky area and am interested in the prevention and management of diabetes for those in all stages of life.
Education
I am currently in my first year as a physical therapy student at Bellarmine University. My undergraduate years were also spent at Bellarmine University, earning a degree in Exercise Science.
