Kamryn was introduced to physical therapy in high school after completing a Spartan Race with her dad, during which he got injured and required home health PT for a time. She was immediately fascinated with the anatomical knowledge and capabilities of the human body to progress so quickly when given the proper tools.
Originally from Austin, Texas, Kamryn moved down the road to earn her Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sports Science from Texas State University in 2021. During her time there, she played on the women’s club soccer team, coached competitive youth soccer, and worked in the outdoor recreation department. Following graduation, she made the trek to New Hampshire to acquire her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Franklin Pierce University in 2024. There, her passion for treating orthopedic based injuries with an evidence and strength based approach flourished. She began her career in the Denver area focusing on post-operative rehab and now takes special interest in treating active patients across the lifespan and lower extremity injuries.
Outside of work, Kamryn enjoys dabbling in all things outdoors including trail running, white water rafting, hiking, camping, canoeing, and climbing. Her favorite indoor activities include drinking coffee, lifting weights, and watching women’s soccer.
EDUCATION BACKGROUND
- B.S. Exercise and Sports Science with concentration in Pre-Rehabilitation Sciences-Texas State University, 2021
- Doctorate of Physical Therapy-Franklin Pierce University, 2024
CERTIFICATIONS
- Functional Dry Needling-Level 1
SPECIALIZING IN
- Orthopedic Rehabilitation
- Manual Therapy
- Pre- and Post-Surgical
- Musculoskeletal Dysfunction
- Functional Movement
- Sport Performance