Holly attended the University of Missouri and received her Master’s degree in Physical Therapy in May 2003. She began her career in physical therapy in the Boston, MA area in long term care and later practicing orthopedics and pediatrics. She was integral in the formation of an aquatic program before her return to Missouri in 2006.
Holly began working as a Staff Physical Therapist for Select Physical Therapy in October 2006, specializing in orthopedics and aquatics, as well as building a pediatric practice within her local facility. Holly achieved her certification in Manual Therapy (COMT) in 2009 through the Ola Grimsby Institute and was recognized by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) in 2010.
Holly has been a Physical Therapy clinical instructor since 2004. She has recently begun teaching post graduate continuing education courses, including Evidence-Based Functional Therapeutic Exercise and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization. She is currently part of a mentorship program in her local Kansas City market, striving to assist inexperienced physical therapists to develop advanced treatment techniques and clinical thought processes.
Holly attended the University of Missouri and received her Master’s degree in Physical Therapy in May 2003. She began her career in physical therapy in the Boston, MA area in long term care and later practicing orthopedics and pediatrics. She was integral in the formation of an aquatic program before her return to Missouri in 2006.
Holly began working as a Staff Physical Therapist for Select Physical Therapy in October 2006, specializing in orthopedics and aquatics, as well as building a pediatric practice within her local facility. Holly achieved her certification in Manual Therapy (COMT) in 2009 through the Ola Grimsby Institute and was recognized by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) in 2010.
Holly has been a Physical Therapy clinical instructor since 2004. She has recently begun teaching post graduate continuing education courses, including Evidence-Based Functional Therapeutic Exercise and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization. She is currently part of a mentorship program in her local Kansas City market, striving to assist inexperienced physical therapists to develop advanced treatment techniques and clinical thought processes.
