Chris received his Bachelor of Science in Biology and Doctor of Physical Therapy degree both from Misericordia University. Chris’s doctoral project focused on the use of aquatic therapy for children with cerebral palsy. In addition to pediatrics, Chris has a special interest in working with individuals with chronic pain and complex conditions. Chris has an extensive history in aquatics, working as a swim instructor and coach prior to becoming a physical therapist. He is also an adjunct professor in pediatrics at Misericordia University. He enjoys baking and expanding his vinyl record collection in his free time. Chris resides in Clarks Summit, PA with his wife and their dog, Penny.
“I love being able to put my patient’s needs first and spend the time needed to really get them on the path to improvement.”
Chris received his Bachelor of Science in Biology and Doctor of Physical Therapy degree both from Misericordia University. Chris’s doctoral project focused on the use of aquatic therapy for children with cerebral palsy. In addition to pediatrics, Chris has a special interest in working with individuals with chronic pain and complex conditions. Chris has an extensive history in aquatics, working as a swim instructor and coach prior to becoming a physical therapist. He is also an adjunct professor in pediatrics at Misericordia University. He enjoys baking and expanding his vinyl record collection in his free time. Chris resides in Clarks Summit, PA with his wife and their dog, Penny.
“I love being able to put my patient’s needs first and spend the time needed to really get them on the path to improvement.”
Lynn graduated Summa Cum Laude from Lackawanna College in 2013 with an Associate of Science for Physical Therapist Assistant. She is a fully licensed physical therapist assistant who continues to grow her knowledge through continuing education. Lynn is able to listen to her patient’s needs and goals to create an effective individualized therapy program under the supervision of the primary therapist. She enjoys working with all age groups, including athletes recovering from injuries, individuals rehabbing from joint replacements, and the geriatric population looking to regain a mobile lifestyle. Lynn enjoys quality time with her family, whether they are kayaking on the Delaware River or hiking in the mountains of NEPA. She also loves sports, especially playing basketball and tennis. Lynn resides in Throop, PA with her husband and son.
“My favorite part of being a physical therapist assistant here is building a connection with my patients. It is very rewarding to see them grow and transition into a more active lifestyle.”
