Andrew spends a vast amount of his time ensuring your treatment plans keep pace with the rapid advancements that make physical therapy so effective and such a ‘go-to’ profession for people aged 35-64.

Andrew famously worked with many of Washington DC’s finest from the everyman up to the titans of industry and politics. Also while at PTSM he had the opportunity to work exclusively with some of the finest athletes and performers who were in town performing at Kennedy Center.

Sarah has a strong interest and background in orthopedic injuries as well as post-operative rehabilitation. She has had her share of sports-related injuries through soccer, competitive figure skating, skiing, and CrossFit and enjoys working with these athletes of all ages. As a runner, Sarah has a strong background in endurance training as well and enjoys working with endurance athletes as well. She has been certified in Dry Needling through MyoPain Seminars since 2021 and uses this skill daily to help get her patients back to sport faster than ever.

Noah has a strong interest and background in orthopedic and sport related injuries. While never injured as an athlete, Noah developed a passion to help athletes and individuals overcome the physical and mental barriers associated with returning to play following a surgery or injury. Through his clinical internships, Noah gained valuable experience working with a wide spectrum of athletes and individuals suffering from everyday orthopedic and sports injuries. A former club baseball player during his undergraduate and graduate studies, Noah has an extended interest in working with baseball players. While at the University of Miami, he assisted with the pre-season, rehabilitation screening for the Miami Hurricanes Division I baseball team. During this time, he helped evaluate players to identify movement strengths, weakness, and areas for improvement. Noah’s passion for working with athletes does not stop at the baseball diamond, as he is excited by the opportunity to work with athletes and active individuals of all types of sport backgrounds. An avid learner and passionate about continuing education, Noah became a certified Champion Performance Specialist to improve his ability to provide a more thorough examination and assessment for his patients. Each day he strives for new ways to learn and grow as a person and physical therapist. Through his continued education and growth, Noah hopes to assist individuals of all ages achieve their goals and optimize their life through movement.

Alicia grew up playing soccer, swimming and was an avid bowler. After sustaining quite a few injuries in high school, Alicia was introduced to her high school athletic trainer, who ultimately helped spark a passion for orthopedic injuries and athletic training as a career path. Since 2015 Alicia was an athletic trainer in the high school setting, starting as the Assistant Athletic Trainer and working her way to Head Athletic Trainer at Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington, VA. Alicia says being an athletic trainer is such a unique profession as she gets to take a patient through the entire injury process; from the initial on-field encounter, to the education of the injury and rehabilitation process, to the final stage of return to sport. Alicia is a Graston Level One Provider and an American Heart Association CPR/AED Instructor. She has taught Sports Medicine classes at the high school level and enjoys educating her patients on all aspects of their injury experience on a level they can understand. While Alicia loves the on-field experience, she’s very excited to be able to use her rehabilitation knowledge in the clinic setting and hopes to expand her patient population to help her grow as a clinician. She will become Dry Needle Certified through MyoPain Seminars and can’t wait to learn more about post-op treatments and rehabilitations.