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Jun 2, 20264 min
Member Spotlight: Vanessa Adams, PT, DPT
💼 Professional Background What inspired you to pursue a career in physical therapy/physical therapy assisting? My interest in physical therapy began in middle school after experiencing injuries that led me to PT. During that time, my physical therapist helped me return to dancing, which was my passion. As I continued through physical therapy over the years, I became more curious about the profession, asking questions during my sessions and researching the field on my own. Each time I was...

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May 12, 20263 min
FPTA Spotlight: Stephane Larocque, PT, DPT
💼 Professional Background What inspired you to pursue a career in physical therapy/physical therapy assisting? As a high school athlete who suffered an MCL injury, I experienced physical therapy firsthand and was deeply impressed by the treatment I received. The engaged and energetic environment, along with the teamwork I witnessed between staff and patients, created a promising and engaging atmosphere that felt fulfilling. It was an environment that promoted learning and healing for and...

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Jan 12, 20261 min
FPTA Spotlight: Christine McLaughlin, PTA, MS
Where do you practice? I work full-time as a Physical Therapist Assistant at UF Health Heart, Vascular, and Neuromedicine Hospital in Gainesville, Florida. I primarily treat patients in the Pulmonary ICU, Neurology, and Neurosurgery units. Additionally, I work PRN at UF Health Rehabilitation Hospital. Tell us about your practice? I care for critically ill patients, including those undergoing lung transplants and those recovering from neurological injuries or surgeries. My focus is on early...

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