Todd Warner, PT, CHT
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- Graduated from WVU with honors in 1993.
- Staff Therapist, Lead Hand Therapist, and Assistant Manager at CAMC Sports Medicine (1992-2000).
- Director of Therapies at Montgomery General Hospital sports Medicine and Hand Center (2000-2003).
- Obtained National hand Therapy Certification to become one of the only 11 "Certified Hand Therapists" in West Virginia (2000).
- Achieved a >99% patient satisfaction rating with hundreds of surveys at multiple facilities over the past 10 years.
- All facilities under which he had an administrative position showed remarkable growth regarding patient visits.
- Attended and organized 41 hand and orthopedic conferences while at CAMC.
- Achieved 100% excellent results and obtained all goals over a 6-year period on annual performance reviews while at CAMC.
- Developed multiple treatment protocols which are presently in use at various facilities.
- Attended hundreds of continued education courses on multiple joints of the body.
- Opened Dynamic Physical Therapy & Hand Center in Charleston, WV, just off the 35th Street Bridge in Kanawha City in October of 2003.
- Voted as Best "Physical Therapist" in the Kanawha Valley 2004 (Charleston Newspapers Reader's Poll).
- Owner of Dynamic Physical Therapy & Hand Center, which won "Best Physical Therapy" in the Kanawha Valley 2005 and 2006 (Charleston Newspapers Reader's Poll).
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Andrea Geary, MPT, ATC
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- Graduated with honors from West Virginia University with a Masters in Physical Therapy (1998).
- Graduated with honors from the University of Charleston with a Bachelors of Science degree in Sports Medicine (1996).
- Obtained certification from National Athletic Training Association as a Certified Athletic Trainer (1997). Has been actively treating athletic injuries for the past nine years, primarily with Herbert Hoover High School.
- Staff Therapist at CAMC Sports Medicine Center (2000-2003).
- In-patient physical therapist with CAMC General specializing in Acute Care orthopedics and Medical Rehabilitation (1998-2000).
- Consistently obtained excellent patient satisfaction surveys during the course of professional employment.
- Obtained all goals over a five-year period of annual performance reviews while at CAMC.
- Attended 38 hours of specialty training in vestibular rehab and balance retraining in 2005.
- Provider of home health services from 2003-2005 over multiple counties, including Kanawha, Roane, Clay, Fayette, Boone, Lincoln, and Jackson.
- Has attended multiple continuing education courses focusing on anatomy, rehab protocols and treatment outcomes.
- Coached softball for six years, including Capital High School, and Clendenin Junior League, who represented the entire southern region in the 2002 Junior League World Series.
- Joined the staff of Dynamic Physical Therapy & Hand Center in 2005.
- Dynamic Physical Therapy voted "Best Physical Therapy" in the Kanawha Valley 2004, 2005, 2006 (Charleston Newspapers Reader's Poll).
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Mike Elliott, PT, DPT, OCS
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- Graduated Magnum Cum Laude from WVU in 1992.
- Graduated with Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska in 2005.
- Passed the National Orthopedic Specialization Certification in 2007.
- Lead Orthopedic Physical Therapies at CAMC Sports Medicine (1996-2000).
- Director of Therapies at Plateau Medical Center in Oak Hill, WV (2000-20003).
- Director of Therapies at Summersville Memorial Hospital in Summersville, WV (2003-2005).
- Clinical Coordinator of the of the Saint Albans branch of Teays Physical Therapy Center (2005-2007).
- Instrumental in the development and growth of the practices in which he oversaw for the past 7 years.
- Achieved 100% excellent results and obtained all goals over an eight-year period on annual performance reviews while at CAMC.
- Developed multiple treatment protocols for post surgical patients, which are in use at various facilities.
- Treated patients in the acute care, acute medical rehabilitation, skilled nursing, outpatient orthopedic, outpatient neurological and sports medicine settings.
- Participated in on the field medical care of athletic teams at DuPont High School, Oak Hill High School, Fayetteville High School, Nicholas County High School, Richwood High School and Saint Albans High School.
- Attended Cincinnati Sports Medicine updates on the Shoulder and Knee in 1994 and 1997.
- Became certified in The Gratzon Technique, an instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (2007).
- Completed Current Concepts in Orthopedic Physical Therapy (2007).
- Completed McKenzie Parts A and B for Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment of the Cervical, Thoracic and Lumbar Spine.
- Active member of the American Physical Therapy Association from 1992 to present.
- Clinical instructor for multiple physical therapy and physical therapy assistant students.
- Joined the staff of Dynamic Physical Therapy & Hand Center in 2007.
- Dynamic Physical Therapy voted "Best Physical Therapy" in the Kanawha Valley 2004, 2005, and 2006 (Charleston Newspapers Reader's Poll).
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Nicolina Johnston, PT
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- Graduated from Wheeling Jesuit University with a Bachelors of Science degree in Biology (1999).
- Graduated from Wheeling Jesuit University with a Master's Degree in Physical Therapy(2001)
- Staff Therapist at Montgomery General Hospital Sports Medicine and Hand Center (2003).
- Coordinator of Acute and Extended Care therapies at Montgomery General Hospital and Elderly Care (2001-2003)
- Director of Rehab Services at Montgomery General Hospital Sports Medicine and Hand Center (2003).
- Promoted and maintained steady growth in patient volume while Director of Rehab Services at Montgomery General Hospital.
- Consistently obtained excellent patient satisfaction surveys over 2 years at Montgomery General Hospital.
- Attended National APTA Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana (2000).
- Attended multiple continuing education courses focusing on anatomy, rehab protocols and treatment outcomes.
- Provider of Home Health Physical Therapy Services at several locations throughout the Kanawha Valley (2004).
- Joined Dynamic Physical Therapy and Hand Center in Charleston, WV, just off the 35th Street Bridge in Kanawha City, March 2003.
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Craig Hansel, ATC, CSCS
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