Category: Clinician Features

Starting your physical therapy career as a student in a clinic can be a little overwhelming. But in the right environment the level of excitement and opportunity to soak up so much new knowledge can really set an individual off on a path to success. When Kylee Louies started her career with Ivy Rehab Network…

We’re stronger together than we are apart. We certainly wouldn’t be where we are today without the help of our amazing teammates. Despite having clinics that cross over state lines, we’re creating a culture where we can collaborate and encourage others to build off the ideas that have worked well in other markets. No one…

When team members are encouraged to grow, they see the benefits within their own careers as well as their personal lives. The ceiling gets raised, and in return, we help to foster a mindset that knows no bounds. When Cody Blue began his career with Ivy Rehab in 2016, he was a Staff Physical Therapist…

“Never forget that you will be heard, and don’t be afraid to voice your ideas. Your idea could be the change the company needs to hear.” – Chelsea Santos, Clinic Director & Physical Therapist We firmly believe that one of the best ways to grow as an organization is to trust the people around you.…

“This position, along with the team above me, have helped me realize my potential as a leader.” – Colleen Weitekamp, MSPT, PCS, and Area Director When we expanded the pediatric division of our organization, we had high hopes and big dreams. So many things needed to fall into place, but one key element was finding…

What is an Orthopedic Certified Specialist?  After a Physical Therapists graduates with their Doctorate in Physical Therapy degree, they then sit for their National Physical Therapy Board Exam in order to become licensed to begin practicing Physical Therapy in the setting of their choice. Upon graduating and passing their initial licensing exam, therapists can choose…

What is a Sports Certified Specialist?  After graduating with their Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Physical Therapists (PTs) then take their National Physical Therapy Board Exam to become licensed and begin practicing Physical Therapy.  Post-graduation, PTs can then choose to become board-certified specialists in one of 11 specialty areas, one of which is Sports. The clinical…

“When I joined the pediatric team in 2020, I had just come from over five years of adult orthopedic experience, and to be honest, I was a bit terrified. But my Area Director took a leap of faith by allowing me the opportunity to transition to the pediatric world…and I’m so incredibly glad she did!”…

Working with students offers an experience like no other. Not only do they bring vibrant energy into the clinic, but we get to play a part in helping them grow into the clinician they’ve always dreamed they could be. When Heidi Boucher was hired on as a physical therapy student in grad school, she fully…

The healthcare industry has and will continue to evolve. But in a constant state of change, how do you ensure you can consistently provide the absolute best care time and time again? It’s easy…you invest in people. Laura DiGioia started with Ivy Rehab as a Clinic Director, but it didn’t take long for us to…

Dizziness is the leading cause of why people over 65 seek out medical attention, and this population is largely underserved by the physical therapy profession. Here at Ivy Rehab, we are proud to promote vestibular expertise among our therapists. Vestibular Therapy is a high-demand therapy program, and having vestibular specialists in our clinics helps to…

Ivy Rehab is investing time, research, and resources into programs and education for the fastest growing chronic condition in America – the cancer survivor. With an estimated 18 million cancer survivors in the United States, and only 1 – 2% receiving the rehabilitation services they need, millions of people are living with the side effects…