Thinking on Your Feet

CURRICULUM VITAE

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Baylor University Waco, Texas Doctorate of Physical Therapy - 2008

U.S. Army-Baylor University Program in Physical Therapy Fort Sam Houston, Texas Masters of Physical Therapy – 1994

University of Wyoming Laramie, Wyoming Distinguished Honor Graduate Bachelor of Science Physical Education/Non-teaching – 1992

MILITARY EDUCATION

Command and General Staff School - 2004 Combined Arms and Services Staff School - 2001 AMEDD Officer Advanced Course - 1999 AMEDD Officer Basic Course – 1992

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Bare Necessities Body and Soul Physical Therapy 2000 South College Fort Collins, CO 80525 July 2023 - Present

Bare Necessities Body and Soul Physical Therapy 217 S 1st Laramie WY 82070 August 2017 - July 2023

Physical Therapist Dany’s Physical Therapy 5570 Powers Center Point Colorado Springs, CO 80920 March 2016 – July 2017

Physical Therapist Physiotherapy Associates 4025 Family Place Colorado Springs, CO February 2013 – February 2016

Physical Therapist Synergy Manual Physical Therapy 4105 Briargate Pkwy #255 Colorado Springs, CO February 2013 – September 2013

Physical Therapist Evans Army Community Hospital 1650 Cochrane Circle Ft. Carson, CO 80913 August 2012 – December 2012

Physical Therapist Primary Home Health 1120 N. Circle Dr.#15 Colorado Springs, CO 80909 August 2012 – April 2017

Chief, Orthopedic and Rehab Services Multinational Force and Observers Sinai, Egypt July 2011 – August 2012

Chief, Physical Therapy Services Evans Army Community Hospital 1650 Cochrane Circle Ft. Carson, CO 80913 July 2009 – July 2011

Chief, Physical Therapy Services Ireland Army Community Hospital 851 Ireland Loop Ft. Knox, KY 40121 April 2008 – July 2009 Brigade Physical Therapist Camp Ramadi, Iraq (OIF V and VI) C Company, 3rd BSB, 1stBCT, 3rdID January 2007 – April 2008 Chief, Physical Therapy Services Ireland Army Community Hospital 851 Ireland Loop Ft. Knox, KY 40121 July 2006 – January 2007

Chief, Physical Therapy Services Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital 1585 3rd Street Fort Polk, LA 71459 August 2004 – June 2006

Staff Physical Therapist Tri-Parish Rehabilitation Hospital, LLC 8088 Hawks Road Rosepine, LA 70659 (337) 462-8880 February 2005 – June 2006

Director, Sports Medicine World Class Athlete Program Bldg 1662 McGrath Avenue Fort Carson, CO 80913 July 2001 – August 2004

Staff Physical Therapist Training Consultant Center Training BDE Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston, Texas October 2000 - July 2001

Chief, Physical Therapy Clinic 115th Field Hospital Camp Eagle Tuzla, Bosnia (SFOR 7) March 2000 – September 2000

Education Coordinator (CCCE) Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston, Texas June 1997 – February 2000

Staff Physical Therapist Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Fort Campbell, Kentucky July 1994 – June 1997

AWARDS

Surgeon General Award of 9A designator for Elite Clinical Expertise 2009

Texas Top 10 Clinical Educator 1999

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Cranial Sacral II, Upledger 24 hrs - August 2022

VM2: Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen 2, 18 hrs - August 2021

Cranial Sacral I, Upledger 24 hrs - November 2020

VM5: Manual Thermal Evaluation and Introduction to Viscero Emotional 24 hrs - January 2019

VM4: Visceral Manipulation: Thorax 32 hrs - March 2018

Vestibular Treatment and Rehabilitation, Great Lakes Seminars 16 hrs – May 2017

Immunity, Inflammation & the Gut Microbiota 6 hrs – March 2017

VM3: Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen, Pelvis 24 hrs – Aug 2016

VM2: Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen 2 24 hrs – April 2016

Synergistic Dry Needling Level II, 28 hrs – Nov 2015

Running Rehabilitation: An Integrative Approach to the Examination and Treatment of the At Risk Runner 14 hrs – October 2015

VM1: Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen 1 24 hrs – Aug 2015

Treatment of Headaches 15 hrs – Feb 2015

Childhood Developmental Disorders 6 hrs – Dec 2014

E2 Extremity Integration 21 hrs – April 2014

SFMA Certification 15 hrs – Aug 2013

Functional Dry Needling Level I 27 hrs – Apr 2013

Myofascial Release II 20 hrs – Jan/Feb 2012

Fascial-Cervicothoracic Spine and Chest 20 hrs – May 2011

S4-Pelvis Evaluation and Manipulation 30 hrs – Nov 2010

Fascial-Pelvis, Myofascial Release 20 hrs – Dec 2009 Myofascial Release I 20 hrs – March 2009

E1-Extremity Evaluation and Manipulation 30 hrs – May 2008

Operation Iraqi Freedom: Physical Therapy Operational Medicine in Theater 16 hrs – September 2007

OIF/OEF Physical Therapy Operational Medicine in Theater 14 hrs – March 2007

MF1-Myofascial Manipulation. 20 hrs – October 2006

S2-Advanced Evaluation and Manipulation of Pelvic, Lumbar, and Thoracic Spine Including Thrust. 21 hrs – January 2006.

S3-Advanced Evaluation and Manipulation of the Cranio-facial Region, Cervical and Upper Thoracic Spine: 32 hrs – April 2005.

S1-Introduction to Spinal Evaluation and Manipulation (Univ of St. Augustine): 40 hrs – June 2004.

Kinesio Taping Fundamentals & Kinesio Taping for Upper & Lower Extremity Workshop (Progressive Rehab Concepts): 21 hrs – Oct ‘03

Differential Diagnosis and Manual Therapy of the Shoulder (IAOM): 22.50 - 2003

Non-Operative Medicine & Manual Therapy of the Hip (IAOM): 22.15 hrs - 2002

Differential Diagnosis and Manual Therapy of the Wrist and Hand (IAOM): 22.50 hrs - 2001

Clinical Ethics Course (TPTA): 2.0 hrs - 2001

The Running Course (North American Seminars): 15 hrs - 2001

Foot and Ankle Biomechanics and Orthotic Treatment Options - 2000

Locomotor Biomechanics and Applied Orthotic Therapy - 1999

A Practical Approach to Current Concepts in Biomechanics – 1998 Advanced Clinical Instructor Course – 1998

Landing on Your Feet - 1998

Grinders & Glue (Orthotic principles and fabrication) - 1998

Advanced Evaluation and Treatment of the Spine for Physical Therapists - 1998

Complex Regional Pain Syndromes – 1998

Clinical Instructor Certification Course - 1997

Army Medical Specialist Corps Research Course - 1997

Orthotic Reaction Course – (UTHSC): 22.0 hrs - 1997

Tennessee Athletic Trainers Society - 4.0 hrs - 1996

The “Non-Sporting” Shoulder Course - (Peachtree Ortho): 8.5 hrs - 1996

Pharmacology, Radiology, & Laboratory Values for the Physical Therapist – (Ortho Section APTA): 11.25 hrs - 1996

NMSE for Physical Therapy Officers – 72.0 hrs - 1996

Basic Principles of Evaluation and Treatment of the Spine – 1995

PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE

State of Wyoming Board of Physical Therapy Examiners July 2017- Present

State of Colorado Board of Physical Therapy Examiners License: 8108 July 2002-October 2018

State of Louisiana Board of Physical Therapy Examiners License: PT06716 January 2006 - December 2006

State of Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners License: 1126191 1998-2002

State of Tennessee Division of Health Related Boards License: PT 4582 1994-1998

BOARD CERTIFICATION

Orthopedic Clinical Specialty Certification #6495 June 2003

National Athletic Trainers’ Association Certification #129402405 December 1994

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

American Physical Therapy Association #316687 August 2002 - Present

Member of APTA's exploratory focus group on Primary Care as a PT specialty. 2017-2020

Led initiative ot change Wyoming Physical Therapy Practice Act to allow full and unrestricted Direct Access/Primary Care 2017-2019

National Athletic Trainers’ Association #915173 Certification # 129402405 December 1994 - Present

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days -New Hampshire October 2021

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days - Jacksonville, FL April 2021

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days- Jacksonville, FL March 2020

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days- Cheyenne- February 2020

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days- Gillette, WY- March 2019

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days- San Antonio- March 2019

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days- Jacksonville, FL February 2019

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days – Cheyenne, WY April 2018

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days – Colorado Springs July 2017

Thinking on Your Feet 2 days – Pueblo Colorado June 2017

Normal Gait, Malalignments and Orthotic Fabrication (2.5days) – Washington Physical Therapy Association, Ft. Lewis, WA – 2011

Normal Gait, Malalignments and Orthotic Fabrication (2.5days) – Texas Physical Therapy Association (TPTA Provider), Ft. Sam Houston, TX – 2010

Normal Gait, Malalignments and Orthotic Fabrication (2days) – Kentucky Physical Therapy Association (KPTA Provider #200-IPKPTA-08), Ft. Knox, KT – 2009

Operation Iraqi Freedom: Deployment Orthotic Intervention in a Deployed Setting 8 hrs – September 2007 Normal Gait, Malalignments and Orthotic Fabrication (2 days) – West Point Sports Medicine Residency, Ft. Carson, CO - 2003

Normal Gait, Malalignments and Orthotic Fabrication (2 days) - Hawaii Physical Therapy Association, Oahu, HI – 2003, 2005

Normal Gait, Malalignments and Orthotic Prescription (2 days) - For Air Force and Army physical therapists in Colorado Springs area. Colorado Springs, CO - 2002

Etiology of Foot Pain (1 day) – 2000 CEU for Health Care Providers deployed to Bosnia during SFOR 7. Tuzla, Bosnia

Guest Lecturer to the Brooke Army Medical Center Orthopedic Residency on Normal Gait and Malalignments (3days) - 2000, 2002 San Antonio, TX

Guest Lecturer Tricare Region IX Continuing Education Series Orthotic Treatment Options for Lower Extremity Pathology (2days) – 1999 San Diego, CA Guest Lecturer to University of Texas Health Science Center Graduate Physical Therapy Program (4hrs) Normal Gait – 1999 San Antonio, TX

Guest Lecturer to U.S. Military Dietetic Internship Consortium Principles of Fitness and Sport’s Rehab – 1999 (4hrs) Fort Sam Houston, TX

Guest Lecturer to Army-Baylor Graduate Physical Therapy Program Locomotion – 1999, 2001 (10hrs)

Abnormal Gait – 1999, 2001 (10 hrs) Treatment Options: Foot and Ankle – 1999 (2 hrs) Principles of Training and Injury Prevention – 1997, 1998 (3hrs) Treatment Options: Foot and Ankle – 1998 (2hrs) Orthotic Management for LE Pathology – 1998 (1 day)

Center Coordinator Clinical Education 1997-2000 Graduate/Undergraduate PT Students and PTA Students Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston, TX Wyoming Athletic Trainer Association Symposium Research Presentation: Phonophoresis Prevention and Management of Rotator Cuff Pathology Laramie, WY – 1995 (1day)

Clinical Instructor 1995-1997 Graduate/Undergraduate PT Students Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Fort Campbell, KY

TRAINING CAMPS

All Army Boxing 2001, Head Trainer All Army Wrestling 2001, 2002, 2003 Assistant Trainer All Army Tae Kwon Do 2002, 2003 Armed Forces Tae Kwon Do 2003, 2003 Armed Forces Volleyball 2003 Armed Forces Softball 2003 Military World Cup Tae Kwon Do 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2010

VOLUNTEER SERVICE

2019-present Team Doctor WYO Elite Competitive Cheer Laramie, WY
2009-2011 Physical Therapy services for Colorado Springs Christian Church 2009-2011 Athletic Training for Doherty High School
2009 Camp Counselor for American Diabetes Association Diabetic Camp
2006-2009 Athletic training for Fort Knox High School
2004-2006 Athletic training for Leesville High School
2001-2004 Athletic training for Fountain Fort Carson High School
1994-1997 Athletic training for Fort Campbell High School

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS

Contributing Author/Interview: PT in Motion. Deepening Physical Therapy's Footprint: PTs in Primary Care. Dec 2018.

Sutlive GS, Mitchell SD, Maxfield SN, McLean CL, Neumann JC, Swiecki CR, Hall RC, Bare AC, Flynn TW: Identification of Individuals With Patellofemoral Pain Whose Symptoms Improved After a Combined Program of Foot Orthosis Use and Modified Activity: A Preliminary Investigation. Physical Therapy, 84(1): 49-61, 2004.

Girrbach RT, Flynn TW, Browder DA, Guffie KL, Moore JH, Masullo LN, Bare AC, Bradley Y: Flexural wave propagation velocity and bone mineral density in females with tibial bone stress injuries vs. age-matched controls. Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy, 31(2): 54-69, 2001.

Bare AC, McAnaw MB, Pritchard AE, Struebing JG, Smutok MA, Christie DS, Domenech MA, Bare MA, Bloodworth ML, Seal LA. Phonophoretic Delivery of 10%Hydrocortisone Through the Epidermis of Humans as Determined By Serum Cortisol Concentrations. Physical Therapy Journal. 76(7): 738-749, July 1996.