Taylor De Oro

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct comprehensive pelvic floor and musculoskeletal assessments in a home setting.
• Develop and implement individualized treatment plans focused on pain relief, core strengthening, and pelvic health.
• Provide education on postpartum recovery, safe exercise progression, and strategies for improving daily function.
• Utilize manual therapy, neuromuscular re-education, and evidence-based interventions for optimal recovery.
• Support lactation-related musculoskeletal concerns, such as posture and upper body tension.
• Empower patients with home exercise programs and lifestyle modifications for long-term wellness.

• 13 week clinical rotation
• Assist in evaluating and treating pediatric patients with orthopedic injuries, sports-related conditions, and post-surgical rehabilitation needs.
• Implement age-appropriate therapeutic exercises and manual therapy techniques to improve strength, mobility, and function.
• Educate patients and families on injury prevention, home exercise programs, and return-to-sport guidelines.
• Collaborate with physical therapists, athletic trainers, and other healthcare professionals to create individualized treatment plans.
• Adapt interventions to meet the unique needs of children, ensuring a fun, engaging, and motivating rehab experience.

• 13 week Clinical rotation
• Planned individually-designed treatment programs to restore, maintain and improve physical functioning, alleviate pain and prevent disability.
• Planned and administered range of treatments and therapeutic exercise programs involving active and passive ranges of motion and muscle reeducation.
• Observed and recorded patients' responses to therapies and exercises to report to practitioners and recommend adjustments to treatment plans.
• Supported patients' progress and physical health by prescribing and demonstrating at-home exercises.

• 8 week clinical rotation in NICU setting
• Assessed, evaluated and cared for neonate and pediatric patients.
• Communicated effectively with other care providers (physicians, nurses, business office, and medical records) to provide for continuity of patient care.
• Communicated with family members and loved ones to provide information about neonatal patient care, treatments and medical options.