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Undergraduate School:<\/strong> University of Massachusetts at Amherst\u00a0<\/p>\nGraduate School:<\/strong> Elon University\u00a0<\/p>\nProfessional Interest<\/strong>: General Orthopedics, Endurance Athletes, Runners, TMJ\u00a0<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor<\/strong>: I have always enjoyed teaching and helping students and newer clinicians improve their clinical skills and critical thinking skills. Not only does it give the residents a deeper dive on specific topics, but we clinicians also get the benefit of hearing the newer research and trends coming out of the profession.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Kyle Cooper, PT, DPT<\/h3>\n Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School:<\/strong> Elon University<\/p>\nGraduate School:<\/strong> University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>My professional interests are eclectic and span the orthopedic physical therapy continuum. I love treating a varied patient population and the challenge of meeting the needs of patients regardless of their age, orthopedic dysfunction, life experience, or goals. Throughout my career, I have taken a special interest in postsurgical and nonsurgical rehabilitation of the shoulder, knee, and hip. Additionally, I enjoy problem-solving difficult clinical problems with patients in underserved areas of practice, including persistent pain disorders, headaches, and temporomandibular joint dysfunction.<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor:\u00a0<\/strong>Mentorship has been an essential part of my personal and professional growth throughout my career. My mentors helped lay a foundation of skills and reflective practice that fueled my hard and soft skill development. I consider it my professional responsibility to mentor others, share my experiences, and foster my colleagues\u2019 growth. My ongoing participation in the residency also helps me continue to challenge myself professionally. Each new resident brings unique knowledge and skills that push the boundaries of my practice.<\/p>\n
J. Quinlon Curtis, PT, DPT<\/h3>\n Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School:<\/strong> Towson University<\/p>\nGraduate School:<\/strong> Elon University<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>My area of interest is in manual therapy as well as shoulder and spine rehabilitation. I am a current Fellow in Training in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy at Regis University.<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor:<\/strong>I enjoy serving as a mentor to help residents expand their clinical reasoning as well as to help each individual reach their goals of becoming a leading practitioner.<\/p>\nBoard Certified Clinical Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School:<\/strong> Lebanon Valley College<\/p>\nGraduate School:<\/strong> Lebanon Valley College<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>Shoulders\/upper quarter, return to sport, trauma\/emergency response<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor: <\/strong>Though challenging and humbling at the time, I became an exponentially better PT during my year of residency and with mentoring. I enjoy pushing others to their highest potential while it also encourages me to stay the most up to date with research and techniques.\u00a0<\/p>\nCorey Drvol, PT, DPT Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School: <\/strong>University of Nebraska-Lincoln\u00a0<\/p>\nGraduate School: <\/strong>Duke University\u00a0<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, with work in the residency on the hip and knee\u00a0<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor: <\/strong>I enjoy working in the Orthopedic PT Residency because I enjoy giving back and helping to develop the next generation of Physical Therapists. It also keeps me on my toes as I have to be up-to-date with the latest developments and research!\u00a0<\/p>\nCatherine Duncan, PT, DPT<\/h3>\n
Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School: <\/strong>University of Virginia, Georgia State University<\/p>\nGraduate School:\u00a0<\/strong>University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>Sports rehab; pediatric\/adolescent ortho\/sports rehab; injury prevention; biomechanics; knee, hip, foot\/ankle, shoulder in particular.<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor: <\/strong>I really love teaching and learning from students and residents. I enjoy bantering ideas and different approaches toward achieving common goals with\/for our patients. I also like being challenged by constantly asking myself why I do what I do or take the approaches I take, and if I am teaching, I have to be able to articulate why clearly. I think I prefer residents because they probably benefit more from the learning opportunities that much of my specialty\/niche case load provides. When I work with entry level students, they are generally not as prepared for that in-depth, beyond entry level of observation, assessment, and intervention that much of my caseload is expecting or needing.<\/p>\nEric Hartmann, PT, DPT<\/h3>\n
Undergraduate School: <\/strong>Penn State<\/p>\nGraduate School: <\/strong>Rutgers University<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy of the spine, Functional Restoration for chronic pain problems, interdisciplinary pathway development.<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor: <\/strong>To help residents develop and commit to their own framework for problem solving so that episodes of care can be as efficient as possible.<\/p>\nJoeline K. Hernandez, PT, DPT Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School: <\/strong>Wake Forest University\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\nGraduate School: <\/strong>Duke University School of Medicine\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>General Orthopedics, Post-operative Care, Geriatrics, Aquatic Therapy\u00a0<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor: <\/strong>I was fortunate to train under excellent mentors myself and am excited to now have the opportunity give back to the next generations of clinicians. I strive to empower our residents to develop their clinical skills and foster their professional growth.\u00a0<\/p>\nMike McMorris, PT, DPT\u00a0<\/h3>\n Board Certified Clinical Specialist in OrthopedicsUndergraduate School: <\/strong>Ambassador University (BA in Theology), California State University Los Angeles (BS in Biology)\u00a0<\/p>\nGraduate School: <\/strong>University of the Pacific (MS in PT), UNC Chapel Hill (Doctor of PT), Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Doctor of Education, in process, class of 2026)\u00a0<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>Orthopedics, manual therapy, clinical reasoning, education; past experience with golfers and OH athletes\u00a0<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor: <\/strong>Many teachers and mentors have invested in me over the years, it is my pleasure to do the same for the next generation of PTs. Having meaningful dialogue about clinical cases and associated clinical reasoning is critical to professional learning and development.<\/p>\nBrian Trabulsi, PT, MPT, COMT<\/h3>\n
Undergraduate School: <\/strong>Marietta College<\/p>\nGraduate School: <\/strong>Chatham University<\/p>\nProfessional Interest:<\/strong>I enjoy working with complex patients and utilizing a combination of dry needling, manual therapy and exercise to systematically help with their musculoskeletal issues.<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor:<\/strong>I enjoy watching the residents grow as clinicians from the beginning to the end of the residency.\u00a0 I enjoy helping them figure out what to focus on versus what is less important.<\/p>\nSarah van der Horst, PT, DPT\u00a0<\/h3>\n Board Certified Clinical Specialist in OrthopedicsUndergraduate School: <\/strong>Oberlin College<\/p>\nGraduate School: <\/strong>University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<\/p>\nProfessional Interest: <\/strong>Orthopedic physical therapy for individuals of all ages and activity levels with a focus on underserved communities. Treating Spanish speakers in their native language.<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor: <\/strong>To ensure we have critically thinking providers in our profession that will focus on improving the lives of our patients with evidence based practice. For the joy of teaching and seeing a person apply what they have learned in real time.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n <\/div>\n \n<\/div>\n\n\n\n
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Marcus Bair, PT, DPT Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School<\/strong>:\u00a0University of North Carolina Wilmington, BA in Parks and Recreation Management\u00a0<\/p>\nGraduate School:<\/strong> University of North Florida, Doctorate in Physical Therapy\u00a0<\/p>\nProfessional Interest<\/strong>:\u00a0Orthopedic physical therapy, lower extremity biomechanics, dry needling, manual therapy\u00a0<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor: <\/strong>I mentor to provide students and residents a solid foundation of clinical reasoning and a framework for delivering exceptional patient care in the field of orthopedic physical therapy.\u00a0<\/p>\nMartha Gephart, PT, DPT Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School:<\/strong>\u00a0University of North Carolina Wilmington\u00a0<\/p>\nGraduate School:<\/strong>\u00a0George Washington University\u00a0<\/p>\nProfessional Interest<\/strong>:\u00a0During my career I have seen primarily an outpatient orthopedic population of patients from elementary age through geriatric populations. I have completed the Institute of Physical Art’s functional manual therapy residency program, completed certification through the IPA as a certified functional manual therapist, and earned my orthopedic certified specialist through the APTA. I am completing recertification for both certifications this year and next. I served as student coordinator in my current place of employment for 4 years, and have served on the student coordination council for 6 years here. I have also mentored students in my current role.\u00a0<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor<\/strong>:\u00a0I was SO fortunate to have an excellent mentor take me under his wing right out of PT school, and that experience showed me the value of mentorship. PT school teaches graduates to be generalists, but there is so much more to learn to develop expertise in your specialty area of practice. Knowing that you have someone to answer questions and model technical patient care, workflow organization, and effective communication to help you grow as a professional really helps build confidence. I do my best to equip mentees with what they need to problem solve at a higher level and stay engaged in a fast paced clinical environment for lifelong learning. My job is to extend to my fellow professionals what my mentor extended (and continues to extend) to me!\u00a0<\/p>\nColleen Karr, PT, DPT Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics<\/strong><\/p>\nUndergraduate School:<\/strong>\u00a0Old Dominion\u00a0<\/p>\nGraduate School:<\/strong>\u00a0College of St. Scholastica\u00a0<\/p>\nProfessional Interest:<\/strong>\u00a0Orthopedics, spine, Maitland, COMT\u00a0<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor:<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong>I love newly professionals\u2019 enthusiasm and sharing my experience in manual therapy and diagnostic skills and motor control\/ sport’s performance in order to help them excel in the orthopedic field as skilled PTs.<\/p>\nGregory Kelley, PT\u00a0 Undergraduate School:<\/strong>\u00a0Northeastern University\u00a0<\/p>\nProfessional Interest:<\/strong>\u00a0Promote the health and wellness of my patients by using a biopsychosocial model to address all of their needs through education and the use of activities like selective functional movement assessment, breathing, pain neuroscience education, and Graston Technique.\u00a0<\/p>\nWhy I Serve as a Mentor<\/strong>:\u00a0I am interested in what others are interested in. 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