Orthopaedic Physical Therapy

• Matt Kanetzke – Cincinnati Children’s Hospital –  Physical Therapist I
  Clinical Interests: Movement biomechanics, Youth population, Concussion, Chronic Pain
  
  
• Josh Davis – Therapeutic Associations – Physical Therapist
  Clinical Interests: Weightlifters, Biomechanical analysis, ACL rehabilitation

• Andrea Alsalahat – Kettering Health – Physical Therapist
  Clinical Interests: Overhead athletes, ACL injuries, injury prevention
  
  
• Amanda Drake – Nationwide Children’s Hospital – Physical Therapist
  Clinical Interests: Softball, soccer, injury prevention

• Hannah Jasurda, PT, DPT - Cincinnati Children’s Hospital – Physical Therapist I 
  Clinical Interests: Injury Prevention, Return to Sport, Concussion, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball
  
  
• Mary Beth Foreman, PT, DPT: Embody You – Physical Therapist / Owner
  Clinical Interests: Dancers, Cheerleading

• Megan Marks, PT, DPT, OCS: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital –  Physical Therapist II 
  Clinical Interests: Injury Prevention, ACL injuries, Soccer, Basketball, LE injuries
  
  
• Derek Roylance, PT, DPT, OCS: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital –  Physical Therapist I
  Clinical interests: Physical Literacy, Community wellness and injury prevention, LE injuries

• Kari Lindegren, PT, DPT, OCS: Children’s Hospital Los Angeles – Physical Therapist II
  Clinical interests: Shoulder, spine, swimming, pelvic floor
  
  
• Claire McKeone, PT, DPT, OCS: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital –  Physical Therapist I
  Clinical Interests: Runner’s Clinic, Pilates, Schroth Method, Female Athlete Triad/RED-S

• Chrissy Mansfield, PT, DPT, OCS, ATC: Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, OH – Sports and Orthopedics Physical Therapist
  Clinical Interests: adolescent female athlete, pelvic floor dysfunction, endometriosis, spine, swimming 
  
  
• Jessica Churbock, PT, DPT, OCS 

Christopher Wall, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS - Cincinnati Children’s - Physical Therapist II

Clinical Interests: Spine/low back pain, Basketball, Lower Extremity, Manual

Elizabeth Long, PT, DPT, OCS - Cincinnati Children’s Physical Therapist II

Clinical Interests: Swimming and overhead Athletes; Adolescent Back Pain and Scoliosis.  Schroth –Barcelona C1 Certified PT 

Christy Zwolski PT, DPT, OCS - PhD Student, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences; Graduate Research Associate, Sports Medicine Research Institute at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center; Cincinnati Children’s Physical Therapist II – PRN

Clinical Interests: relationships among physical activity, physical literacy, clinical impairment-level measures, knee function, and knee biomechanics over time in young individuals after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction; female athlete, rehabilitation for the soccer player,  injury prevention. 

Rachel Martin, PT, DPT - Optimum Performance Therapy in Fort Wayne, IN

Clinical Interests: ACL’s, total joint rehabilitation

Robyn McHugh, PT, DPT, OCS – Cincinnati Children’s - Physical Therapist III

Clinical Interests: Self-management, Adolescent spine

"I cannot recommend Cincinnati Children's Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency Program enough. I expanded my ability to treat complex patients with improved clinical reasoning and critical thinking skills, but also feel I gained tools and resources to help me continue to grow and develop as a physical therapist the rest of my career. One of the highlights of the residency for me was the amount of mentorship I received from different mentors with a variety of different expertise. The passion, drive, and dedication of the residency faculty is inspiring and they are truly committed to helping each resident. Some of the primary reasons I chose Cincinnati Children's for my orthopedic residency was the focus on evidence-based practice, support for research, and their passion for treating the pediatric population. I feel completing Cincinnati Children's orthopedic residency prepared me not only for becoming an orthopedic certified specialist, but also provided a platform for a career-long interest in learning and contributing to the profession."

"The Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency Program at Cincinnati Children's was the launching pad for my career in pediatric sports medicine. I graduated with a year’s worth of invaluable mentorship, patient interactions, and didactic learning specific to the young athlete. Not to mention, an ignited passion for empowering young athletes to move more and better, which led to an itch to get involved in research and develop community outreach programs. The fun and fulfilling challenges I find myself tackling now are definitely a testament to the breadth and quality of skills I gained during my time as a resident."