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Welcome to My Home Page!
I was born and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota, and moved to San Diego, California, after getting my bachelor’s degree at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota.
I now live in Fresno and work at both the Fresno Medical Center and the Oakhurst Medical Office. I also teach several classes for the Physical Therapy Department: Back Exercise, Post-op ACL Rehabilitation, Total Knee Replacement Rehabilitation, Balance Exercise and Balance Education. I enjoy working with patients of all ages and abilities and am especially interested in helping to get patients moving better and with less pain. Our bodies are meant to move – so let’s keep moving!
Outside of work I like to hike in the Sierras, ride my bicycle, work out at the gym, garden, attend theater, read, and travel around California. I also have two cats – a wild and crazy Siamese and a gentle calico.
Educational Background
| Undergraduate Education | Bachelor of Arts, Saint Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota |
| Postgraduate Education | Master of Science, Physical Therapy, California State University, Fresno |
| Training | Completed Kaiser Permanente Hayward Advanced Manual Skills Training in 2004; Certified FallProof Instructor (2005) |
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