Education Qualifications
- Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT), 2021
- Samford University, Birmingham, AL
- BA: Exercise Science, 2017
- Huntington College, Montgomery, AL
- American Physical Therapy Association Member
Jesse is passionate about women’s health, orthopedics, and neuro. During her time at Samford, she did research on the effect high-intensity interval training had on those with Parkinson’s disease. She also received her pelvic floor level 1 certification to become a women’s health specialist and has advanced training in Active Neuromuscular Release (ANR). Jesse was an athlete her entire life, so she is very passionate about helping athletes return to sport with full confidence.
“Movement is a gift and privilege we often take for granted. My mission for health is to be the best I can be, mentally, spiritually, and physically, so that I can best serve others. Movement is medicine that leads to holistic wellness and longevity. I’m a firm believer that self-discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishments.”
“This career allows me to be the hands and feet of Jesus. As a clinician, I give the best of myself to patients and gear their treatment plans toward what is important to them. Providing passionate, patient-centered care is my top priority. I am committed to lifelong learning for the betterment of my patients.”
In her spare time, Jesse enjoys working out, traveling, spending time with her family, and hanging out with her two French bulldogs, “Pearl” and “Otis.”
Education Qualifications
- AAS: Physical Therapist Assistant
- South University, Montgomery, AL, 2013
- American Physical Therapy Association Member
Jessica graduated from South University as a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant. She is experienced in pain management, wound care, inpatient rehabilitation, long-term care, and soft tissue massage. She also enjoys working with geriatric and neurological patients.
My goal is to assist my patients with achieving their goals by utilizing my experience as a therapist to improve their quality of life, decrease their pain, increase mobility, and overall become as independent as possible while educating them on proper nutrition, the importance of exercise routines and proper body mechanics. She strives to build a relationship with her patients to work together to reach their maximum potential.
When she is not treating clinics, she enjoys working out, gardening, working with her horse and cattle, and spending time with her husband, children, friends, and family.
Education Qualifications
- AAS: Physical Therapist Assistant, 1994
- Bishop State Community College, Mobile, AL
- Associate of Arts, 1992
- Alabama Southern Community College, Monroeville, AL
Amy specializes in orthopaedics, joint replacements, acute pain, and geriatrics. She believes it is important to let people know that she cares about their well-being and wants to assist them in any way she can to meet their fitness and health goals and return to pain-free, better living.
“I feel I can better serve my patients by having been a patient myself. I am able to understand what my patients are experiencing and how to help them best.”
In her spare time, Amy enjoys snow skiing, backpacking, spending time with family, yard work, and traveling.
Education Qualifications
- AAS: Physical Therapist Assistant, 1994
- Bishop State Community College, Mobile, AL
While Christy’s heart is in orthopedic surgical rehabilitation, she has a special love for pediatrics. She also has extensive experience with fall prevention, balance, and coordination training and has advanced training in Active Neuromuscular Release (ANR).
“I have quite a bit of experience in all areas of therapy. I understand the effect pain and immobility have on a person. I am inventive and try to be engaging and never use cookie-cutter treatment plans. I see the patient as a whole person, not just by the injured or limited body part.”
In her free time, Christy enjoys reading, but her passion is music and leading worship in her church. She is also very involved with adult children and sweet grandbabies.
