Mary Gilbreath

• Helped patients improve functional mobility by prescribing appropriate interventions
• Provided treatments using lumbar and cervical traction, while following all appropriate precautions, indications, and contraindications
• Performed treatment to pediatric patients ranging from ten months to eighteen years old
• Provided therapy to pediatric patients with developmental delays by providing strengthening and balance interventions through play

• Provided interventions for patients in the home to gain and maintain strength, endurance, and balance.

• Educated patients on safety measures to help them continue to live safely and Independently in the home.

•Monitored vital signs and educated patients of safe parameters.

• Provided appropriate interventions to help patients return to their previous functional mobility status
• Provided many interventions for patients who lacked range of motion and took measurements throughout therapy visits to be sure that patients were returning to functional range of motion measurement
• Performed therapy to patients with shoulder,hip, knee, and ankle injuries, following all precautions and contraindications
• Took measurements of assistive devices to assure that the patient was comfortable and had appropriate posture while using an AD
• Provided therapy to amputee patients and made sure that their prosthesis fit correctly, and was not causing pressure ulcers
• Provided therapy in school based setting to grades K-12.
• Provided pediatric therapy in the clinical setting to ages 0-21.

• Completed passive and active manual therapy techniques to help patients manage pain and related symptoms
• Smoothly assisted, positioned and secured patients at therapy devices to support safe treatment protocols
• Independently treated many caseloads of 15+ patients per day
• Safely provided modality treatments while following precautions and contraindications
• Provided treatment to stroke patients to help gain back strength, mobility, and movement
• Provided therapy to acute care patients following all of the proper precautions, indications, and contraindications

•Provided interventions to help patients build strength, endurance, and balance.

•Provided patients with HEP and educated on importance of performing daily to progress towards goals.

•Monitored vital signs and taught patients safe parameters.

•Educated patients on safety measures to keep them safe and Independent in the home.

•Provide safe interventions with HEP to build strength, endurance and balance.

• Educate patients on safety measures to maintain safety and independence in the home.

•Monitor vital signs as well as teach patients safe vital parameters.