• A. T. Still University, Mesa, AZ. Doctor of Physical Therapy, 2021
• Certified in Dry Needling (Cert.DN), Licensure: Currently licensed in North Carolina. 
• American Physical Therapy Association Advanced Clinical Instructor Since 1/23/2010
• Temple University College of Allied Health Professions, Philadelphia, PA. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy 1990 
• Sandhills Community College Pinehurst, NC. 1988 Associates Degree in General Education
• York Academy of Art, York, PA. Attended 1975-1976.
• Lampeter-Strasburg High School, Lampeter, PA 1975.

Current Practice: Owner / Partner with Rick Young PT, MPT, AIB/VRC, CMTPT/MTT, CODN

• Start date 10/2010: Manual orthopedic therapy, total joint rehabilitation (shoulder, elbow, knee, hip), geriatric, shoulder rehab specialty, overhead athletic rehab, running mechanics, cervical, thoracic and low back, elbow, hand, hip, knee and ankle rehab, Parkinson’s disease, MS, chronic pain

Advanced Clinical Instructor

• Elon, Winston-Salem State, Central Carolina Community College

Southern Pines Physical Therapy LLC

• co-owner/partner 7/2001- 9/2010

Private Practice Orthopedic/general practice

• total joint replacement, shoulder specialty, manual therapy, chronic pain, cervical thoracic, low back – Advanced Clinical Instructor, Duke, Elon University

Brandywine Trauma Hospital 10/1991-7/2001

• Fulltime and part-time inpatient and outpatient care, weekend senior staff member Trauma care, short term/ post-op rehab, Head injury, wound, amputee and burn care, PT at Brandywine Rehabilitation Associates, Brandywine’s outpatient PT, Prenatal PT, Myofacial PT

Hershey PT Services, Lititz PA.

• Private practice general orthopedic 2/2001-7/2001

Western Berks Physical Therapy Robesonia PA 11/2000-2/2001

• Private practice, general manual orthopedic setting. Body Balance for Performance Golf franchise

Argosy Health Onsite 4/1998-10/2000

• Worker’s Compensation onsite industrial physical therapy services provided for multiple companies, including: Hershey Chocolate and Reese’s Chocolate, Hershey PA: M&M Mars, Y&S Candies, Yellow Freight Trucking, Penn Trucking, High Steel companies, QVC, Burnham Boiler Company, Alcoa Aluminum, Lancaster Pa, Defense Distribution Center, Harrisburg Pa, Primex Ordinance, General Dynamics, York PA, Bolman Hat Company, Adamstown Pa, Ames Hardware Distribution Center, Leesport PA, Giorgio Mushrooms, 4 Seasons Produce Company, Reamstown PA, Letterkenny Army Depot

Keystone Rehabilitation, Ephrata PA 11/1997-4/1998

• Outpatient and Ephrata Hospital based PT. Inpatient and outpatient services

Lancaster Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine PC 11/1995- 8/1997

• Private practice manual orthopedics: each therapist responsible for a specialty area, I was the shoulder specialist, and all therapists cross-trained in hand, spine, hip, knee, and foot rehab

American Industrial Therapy, Lebanon PA. 1/1995-11/1995

• Private practice general orthopedic and work rehabilitation

Lebanon Leader Nursing Home/ Manor Care Lebanon PA. 12/1994-3/1995

• Long term and short term nursing home physical therapy

Therapists Unlimited, Horsham PA 6/1994-12/1994

• Contract PT services at multiple settings and at Lebanon Leader Nursing Home

Community Hospital of Lancaster, Lancaster PA 8/1992-11/1994

• Physical Therapy Director. Outpatient general orthopedic and neuro and Inpatient PT for the hospital, Formal Inpatient chronic pain program PT, diabetic wound and general wound care 

Brandywine Trauma Hospital, Coatesville PA 10/1991-7-2001

• as noted above. FT/PT X 10 years

Pinehurst Rehabilitation Center 9/1990-9/1991 Pinehurst NC

• Staff PT, general outpatient orthopedics, aquatic PT, manual PT, chronic pain, contracted with Richmond Memorial Hospital inpatient and outpatient, Home Health Services of Richmond county and also worked as primary PT part-time at McCain Correctional Hospital

Pinehurst Rehab and Community Hospital of Lancaster From 1985

• Volunteer

Terry has broad clinical experience and has worked in multiple settings.

• Shoulder Rehab Specialist since 1995. Upper extremity athletes.
• Chronic Pain Therapist since 1993
• Neck and headache pain
• Running mechanics since 1991
• Manual Therapist with education in multiple techniques
• Lower back pain
• Knee and foot pain
• Hypermobility syndromes therapy
• Dance and performance medicine
• Sports specific therapy for equestrian athletes
• Taping, Kinesio taping, Leuko taping
• Dry Needling
• Total joint replacement rehabilitation

2024

• Making it Stick: Neuroscience of Learning in Clinical Instruction, K Myers, PT., DPT, PhD, April
• Master Adapter Learner Principles: Classroom to Clinic, A Feller, DPT, April
• Vestibular Rehabilitation: Concepts and Considerations, Rebecca English, OTR/L, PT, DPT, AVPT, April
• Collaborative Clinical Education: Finding Success with 2:1, K Myers, PT., DPT, PhD, April

2023

• Remote Therapeutic Monitoring for OPPT and OT 2023/Scheduling, CPT coding, Biling, Productivity; Rick Gawenda, IPPT, March

2021

• Diagnosing and Managing Hypermobile Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder: Leslie Russek, PT, DPT, Ph.D., OCS,  January 
• Capstone Course ATSU: Multimodal Approach to Hypermobility Syndromes versus standard care. January 
• Special Topics in Shoulder Rehabilitation: Todd S. Ellenbecker, DPT, MS, SCS, OCS, CSCS: ATSU, February 
• DN-2 Dry Needling for Lumbo-pelvic and Lower Extremity Conditions: An Evidence Based Approach. The Dry Needling Institute American Academy of Manipulative Therapy: Dr. Raymond Butts, March
• DN-1: Dry Needling for Cranial Facial, Cranial Thoracic, and Upper Extremity Conditions: An Evidence Based Approach. The Dry Needling Institute American Academy of Manipulative Therapy: Dr. Raymond Butts, April
• “Shirley Sahrmann on Diagnostic Labels and Low Back Pain: Defining Physical Therapists’ Movement Expertise,” ATSU, Live Virtual, April
• The FMT RockPods Myofascial Cupping Certification, May

2020

• COVID-19 information for clinical staff and all office staff members. March 
• Introduction to Dance Medicine/Myopain Seminars, July 
• Concussion Management 2020: The Latest and Greatest; Dr. Kevin Carneiro and Dr. Karen McCulloch, Elon University, December 

2019

• New York University NYU School of Medicine: Intro to Dance Medicine and Survey of Dance Injuries, 12-2018, Diagnostic Imaging in Dance Medicine 12-2018; Stress Fractures in Dancers, 12-2018; The Use of Anti-inflammatory Medication’s in Dancers, 1-2019; Review of Current Literature Regarding Best Treatment of Concussion in the Dancer; Health Considerations for the Adolescent Dancer; A Potpourri of Things Often Missed; Influence of Nutrition on Dancer Health and Performance; Functional Tests to Assess Pointe Readiness, February
• NYU Principles of Dance Medicine: Special Focus on the Foot and Ankle; Lateral Ankle Sprains 101; Special Focus on the Foot and Ankle: The Posterior Ankle; Os Trigonum Excision: Posteromedial Approach; Special Focus on the Foot and Ankle: Function and Injury in the Dancer; Special Focus on the Foot and Ankle: Matching the Shoe to the Dancer, March
• NYU Principles of Dance Medicine: Special Focus on the Spine and Upper Extremity: Cervicothoracic Spine Evaluation and Treatment of the Dancer: Focus on Spine and Upper Extremity: Upper Extremity Testament and Movement Dysfunction in Dance, March
• NYU Principles of Dance Medicine: Special Focus on the Knee: ACL Injuries and Dance; Pathogenesis of Anterior Knee Pain Among Dancers, March
• NYU Principles of Dance Medicine: Management of the Dancer Patient, NYU Langone Health, NYU School of Medicine, Harkness Center for Dance Injuries, July
• Informed Care to the Transgender or Nonbinary Patient/EIM Evidence in Motion, October

2016

• Explain Pain 3 with David Butler, Lorimer Moseley, and Mark Jensen of the Neuro Orthopedic Group from Australia. Philadelphia, PA, December

2015

• Female Triad: New Perspectives in Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention of the Disorder, December

2014

• APTA Learning Center: Barefoot Running: So Easy a Caveman Did It!, January
• Southeastern Orthopedic Sports Medicine and Shoulder Center: Post Operative Shoulder Stiffness: Conservative and Surgical Treatment Approaches, May
• APTA Learning Center: Drugs Used to Treat Pain and Inflammation Part II: NSAIDS, June
• APTA Learning Center; Medical Screening for Oncology Issues in Outpatient Physical Therapy, June
• CSM10: A Biomechanical Approach to Restoring Function in Knee Osteoarthritis: Incorporating Evidence into Clinical Practice, June
• CSM 11: Biomechanical Factors Underlying Running Injuries; Proximal and Distal Factors, June
• CSM 11: Multiple Sclerosis, Improving Physical Therapy Outcomes by Minimizing Neurogenic Fatigue and Maximizing Neuroplasticity, June
• APTA Professionalism Series 6: Exploring Behaviors, Spirituality, and Healthcare Among Cultures, June
• Module 1: Understanding Parkinson’s Disease and the Growth of Physical Therapy as a Viable Treatment Option. APTA Learning Center. 2 CCUs, July
• Module 2: Understanding the Impact of Exercise on the Brain and Choosing Outcome Measures to Capture Change Following Exercise. APTA Learning Center, 2 CCUs, August
• Module 3: Evidence-Based Physical Therapy Intervention for Persons with Parkinson’s Disease, APTA Learning Center, 2 CCUs, August
• Module 4: Maximizing Patient Outcomes For Patients with Parkinson’s: Exploring Options and Creating Connections between Patient, Family, Health, APTA Learning Center, 2 CCUs, August
• Evidence Based Practice: Whiplash, Mike Schmitt PT, DPT, OSC et al., October
• Manual Therapy and Corrective Therapeutics of the Extremities: A “Practical” Application of the Evidence for All Clinicians, NCPTA Fall Conference Course, John O’Halloran, PT, DPT, OCS, CertMDT, ATC, CSCS, 1.5 CCUs, October
• Motor Control Training for Low Back Pain, NCPTA Fall Conference Course, Paul Weiss, PT, DipMDT, 1.5 CCUs., October
• Functional Myofascial Therapy: Cervical Spine, NCPTA Fall Conference Course, Aaron LeBauer, PT, DPT, LMBT, 1.5 CCUs, October
• Medicare Abuse and Fraud Course, American Physical Therapy Association, RAN 2014

2012

• APTA Professionalism Series 4: Cultural Professionalism, September
• APTA Learning Center: Drugs Used to Treat Pain and Inflammation I: Opioids, September
• APTA Professionalism Series 5: Emotional Intelligence, December

2010

• American Physical Therapy Association Professionalism Series 1; Introduction to Professionalism, January
• American Physical Therapy Association Professionalism module 2: History of Professionalism, January
• American Physical Therapy Association Professionalism module 3: Ethical Compass, January
• American Physical Therapy Association Advanced Clinical Instructor training, January
• North Carolina Physical Therapy Association: presenter in a panel discussion of Teaching Students in a Private Practice Setting, January
• Pain-Free Chi Running with Danny Dreyer, one-day seminar Asheville, NC

2009

• Clinical Consortium; Legal Issues and Evaluation of Clinical Performance in Academic Dismissal, March
• North Carolina Physical Therapy Association: Introduction to Kinesiotaping Methods, October
• North Carolina Physical Therapy Association: Topics in Aging: End-of-Life Issues and Elder Abuse: the Therapist Role in Identification and Prevention, October
• North Carolina Physical Therapy Association: Strengthening the Abdominal, Lumbar and Pelvic Muscles after Episodes of Pain Induced Weakness, October
• North Carolina Continuing Competence Requirements for Physical Therapy Licensure: Question-and-Answers, October
• APTA Defensible Documentation, 2009

2008

• North Carolina Physical Therapy Association: Evidence-based Practice: What Does it Mean for the New PT, Seasoned PT, Practices and our Profession?, October

2006

• Diagnosis and Treatment of Movement Disorders – Level I Introduction to Concepts and Applications, Shirley A. Sahrman PT Ph.D. (guest professor), Duke University, August

1999

• Introduction to Cranial Sacral Therapy, Medical Mission Sisters, Philadelphia, PA

1996

• PPTA; Shoulder Impingement Treatment Course, Michael Axe, MD of the Baltimore Orioles, Lancaster, PA

1995

• Integrated Upper Quarter Manual Therapy Course, Medical Mission Sisters, Philadelphia, PA
• APTA Sports Orthopedic Section; Sports Shoulder Rehabilitation Specialization Course

1993

• Chronic Pain Management Seminar, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD

1992

• Meeting Planners Wound Care Specialty Course, Williamsburg, VA

1991

• When the Foot Hits the Ground Everything Changes, Philadelphia, PA
• Multiple in-house courses and Trauma rounds with Brandywine Trauma Hospital over 10-year association/employment with them beginning in 1991

1990

• MFR 1(Myofascial Release), John Barnes, Edison, NJ, sent to course courtesy of Temple University, 1990

• Certified in Dry Needling (Cert.DN), Licensure: Currently licensed in North Carolina.

• American Physical Therapy Association
• APTA North Carolina (APTA-NC)
• Rehabilitation Associates Network (RAN)
• Independent Practicing Physical Therapists (IPPT)

• 2024 Carolina Clinical Education Consortium Clinical Instructor of the Year 
• 2022 Methodist University Clinical Instructor of the Year
• 2018 International Aberdeen Sardine Queen at the 26th Annual Festival
• 2016 Elon University Outstanding Clinical Instructor Award 
• 2012 Sandhills Community College Distinguished Alumnus Award 
• 1987-1988 Sandhills Community College Student Government President
• 1986-1988 North Carolina Comprehensive Community College Student Government Association (N4CSGA) Vice President 
• 1975 Top Artist Award for the graduating class of Lampeter Strasburg High School 1975
• 1974 Burroughs Scholar in Art
• 1971 Scholastic Art Award, Gold Key Award Winner