Résumé

• Lead outpatient pediatric physical therapy as Director of Physical Therapy: direct patient care and department strategy for a growing PT program.
• Start, develop, and run the clinic's physical therapy department from the ground up, including clinical workflows, program design, and standards as caseload builds.
• Apply program-development experience from scaling pediatric PT in a multidisciplinary setting, with greater ownership of PT-specific growth and operations.
• Provide family-centered, evidence-informed care for pediatric outpatients, including torticollis, cerebral palsy, and complex developmental presentations.

• Directed clinical operations and supervised a team of 30 therapists across Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology, and Mental Health disciplines.
• Designed and implemented automated scheduling and onboarding systems, optimizing complex hippotherapy barn sessions and streamlining the new patient intake process.
• Led integration of new clinical programs and selection of standardized outcome measures for high-quality, data-driven patient care.
• Served as primary liaison for university relations: managed student placements, facility tours, candidate interviews, and long-term partnerships with academic institutions.
• Facilitated onboarding for new hires with specialized training in hippotherapy; conducted regular clinical in-service presentations on emerging pediatric therapy topics.
• Scaled the Physical Therapy department from a part-time service to a thriving practice with full-time and part-time caseloads; maintained a consistent waitlist.
• Leveraged TMR TOTS Level 1 & 2 certifications to establish a torticollis treatment program, with a 400% increase in physician and patient referrals specifically requesting my care.
• Provided play-based and hippotherapy interventions for patients birth–22 years with diagnoses including cerebral palsy, POTS, developmental delay, and arthrogryposis multiplex congenita.

• Provided high-level care focusing on high school and collegiate athletes.

• Treated patient populations involving stroke, traumatic brain injury, and neuro-post-operative care.

• Managed long-term care for patients with torticollis, plagiocephaly, and other neurological disorders.

Graduating class of 2023.

Graduating class of 2019. Research: The Correlation Between Ball-Bat Contact Speed and Trunk Flexibility by Degree of Shoulder and Hip Separation. Academic paper: The Effect of Diet on Telomere Length.