Sanford Physical Therapists

MaryEllen received her B.S. in  Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University in 1988.  She  received a M.S. in Physical Therapy from Rocky Mountain University of  Health Professions in 2002, and received a PhD. in Orthopedic and Sports Physical therapy from Rocky Mountain in 2018.  MaryEllen  is co-owner of a private practice in North Carolina and building the  framework necessary to allow for clinical-based research.  She has a  special interest in Aquatic Physical Therapy and develops aquatic  protocols for orthopedic and sport specific conditioning programs. Interests outside physical  therapy include physical activity with the family, good food, good  movies, fashion and reading. 

Farrah obtained a Masters in Physical Therapy  degree from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill in 2001.  She  is a Sanford native and has been with Kinetic since 2001.  Farrah  special interest lies in lumbrosacral dysfunction and total joint  replacement rehabilitation.  Farrah utilizes myofascial release  techniques to assist with pain relief. Farrah’s personal interests  include spending time with her family and traveling, especially to the  North Carolina coast. 

Nick graduated in 2005 with a  Masters of Physical Therapy degree from Thomas Jefferson University in  Philadelphia.  Nick is originally from Allentown, Pennsylvania.  He  moved to North Carolina in 2005.  Nick has specialized in out patient  physical therapy services since 2005. He enjoys spending time with his  family, running, biking, golf, and other sports. 

Anthony graduated from the University of North  Carolina Chapel Hill in 2002.  During the course of his career, he has  worked in a variety of settings, with a varied patient population.  He  brings his experiences as a recreational marathon runner and exercise  enthusiast into the clinic environment. He challenges his patients to  reach their maximum potential.  Anthony is a local native and he enjoys  spending time with family and friends and exploring the rapidly changing  Triangle area.