Bluffton Clinic

BIO:

I became a Physical Therapist to help people get back to the things they love to do in life whether it’s just day-to-day activities or sports specific.

The best part of my job is discharging someone successfully, which can have many definitions!

Outside of work I like to shoot clay pigeons and go on bike rides. I am also a grandparent of four perfect grandchildren.

BIO:

I became a Physical Therapist because, after getting my ATC (athletic training certification), I wanted to further my education to reach a bigger patient population.

The best part of my job is getting to meet new people and learn new things every day.

Other than work, my passion in life is riding, training, and working with horses and riders to help them achieve their goals.

BIO:

I became a Physical Therapist because I wanted to be Andy Vogel when I was 12 years old.

The best part of my job is gently bullying coworkers across pony walls. Also, eating baked goods from patients.

Fun fact about me is I am the 1988 Jeopardy Champion… 3rd grade… Mrs. Duncan.

BIO:

I became a Physical Therapist Assistant to fix broken people!

The best part of my job is seeing and being part of the recovery process for patients. (And the treats they bring are a nice perk).

BIO:

Hello! My name is Kenzie, and I am an Occupational Therapist at Indiana Physical Therapy. I graduated with my Bachelor’s of Science in 2016 and my Doctorate in Occupational Therapy in 2022 from the University of Indianapolis. I completed my Doctoral Capstone at CASS Housing, where I created independent living courses focused on mental health for adults with disabilities. I have lived in Indianapolis for the past 6 years, but have since moved back to my hometown in New Haven, IN.

I enjoy spending time with my family (especially my two younger sisters), relaxing at our family lake house during the summer, and playing with my two dogs Bubba and Chewbacca (Chewie). I am getting married this December, and I have been with my fiance for 7 years. I have known that I wanted to work in healthcare since high school, and I am extremely passionate about occupational therapy because I love how holistic, meaningful, and empowering it is for our patients during their pursuit of improved independence.