Julie Ann Johnson, PT, DPT

6-9 years / Doctor of Physical Therapy

Areas of Focus:: Complex Regional Pain Syndrome; Manual Therapy; Orthopaedics; Pediatrics

Practice Description: I have practiced in a number of different settings including Pediatric inpatient neurological, outpatient orthopedics and pediatrics and early intervention.

Member: American Physical Therapy Association

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Julie Ann Johnson, PT, DPT

I have been a physical therapist for almost 9 years. I love the profession of physical therapy and the opportunity it allows to get to know our patients and bring them into a healthier lifestyle. I have worked overseas in East Africa at a pediatric neurosurgical hospital, and two outpatient orthopedic clinics focusing on pediatrics, orthopedics and vestibular. I am currently working in Early Intervention practicing both in person and via telemedicine.

Professional Education

Graduated with my Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2011, have continued in CEU's in pediatrics, orthopedics, manual therapy and concussions.

Other Certifications

Early Intervention Certification, CPR/AED

Additional Interests

Interestes include: Pediatrics, orthopedics, vestibular, women's health, manual therapy and telemedicine.

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