Mandy Watts Dpt, Ocs, Faaompt, Atc, Cert. Dn, Cert. Smt Email & Phone Number

San Diego County, California, United States

East Greenwich, Rhode Island

Crestview, Florida

Winchester, Kentucky

Rockville, MD

Full Time Clinical IIIPatient Population: Children with neurological and degenerative disorders such as Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia, Joubert’s Syndrome, Riley Day Syndrome, Prader-Willi Syndrome, Phelan-McDermid Syndrome, and many othersIn-service Topic: Development of Postural Control in Children: Ventral Versus Dorsal.

Arlington, VA

I worked with a five year old who is undiagnosed with lower extremity and trunk hypotonia on directed play on the play ground and outside for generalized strengthening. We did activities such as running, climbing, jumping, and general participating in activities that he had trouble with when participating with peers, This was all done in a controlled.

Arlington, VA

Falls Church VA

I worked with a 15 year old male with cerebral palsy Level 5 on the GMFMS on his home exercise program directed by his physical therapist. This included prone activities on a wedge to encourage thoracic extension, mobilization and stretching, use of an upright body weight support system for treadmill walking, and work on sitting balance.

Alajuela, Costa Rica

This experience was a medical mission trip through Marymount University to Costa Rica.We spent almost three weeks in Costa Rica working at a skilled nursing facility, in the precarious, at an orphanage, and two outpatient physical therapy clinics. Patient population included predominately children with a broad range of neurological and cognitive.

Washington DC

Full Time Clinical IIPatient Population: Working with a healthier population with the majority of injuries being due to running or other sports activity, patients with TMJ dysfunction, thoracic and lumbar spine dysfunctionIn-service Topic: Stresses Placed on Post-Operative ACL’s with Weight bearing and Nonweightbearing ExercisesWorked with direct access.

Fort Belvoir, VA

Part Time Clinical VIPatient population: Military members with injuries leading to a TBITreatment consisted of balance training, habituation exercises, Hallpike-Dix Maneuver, VOR testing and treatment, soft tissue mobilization, and other forms of vestibular rehabilitation considering most of the complaints were dizziness and loss of balance due to TBI

Fairfax, VA

Part Time Clinical VPatient population: Students ages 5 – 21 with various diagnosis such as developmental disorders, cognitive impairments, and Cerebral Palsy in the school settingWorked on physical therapy treatment including standing, sitting balance, and other individualized treatment programs for students in the school system

Springfield, Virginia

Full Time Clinical IPatient population: Predominately post orthopedic surgery patients and athletic related injuriesIn-service Topic: Prevalence and Implications of Humeral Torsion

Alexandria, Virginia

I assisted a three year old with developmental delays in her home exercise program developed by her pedatric PT. This included standing, sit to stand, crawling, walking, quadruped positions, and kneeling.

Fairfax, Virginia

Part Time Clincial IVSkilled nursing facilityPatient population: elderly patients with orthopedics conditions such as being post total hip replacement or spinal surgery with confounding factors such as dementia, pressure ulcers, obesity, and cancer; patients previously living in assisted living facilities who due to recent circumstances needed more care.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Part Time Clinical IIIInpatient postoperative facilityPatient population: patients with total hip replacements, total knee replacements, ankle fusions, ankle replacements, and total shoulder replacements while immediately post-opTransfers, assistive device training, bed mobility, stair training with assistive devices, sit to stand, working with.

Fairfax, Virginia

Part Time Clinical IISubjective, range of motion, manual muscle testing during patient examinationSoft tissue mobilization as appropriate, home exercise program designGained competence in cervical, lumbar, and thoracic spine mobilization and manipulationElectronic documentation of all physical therapy notes

Fairfax, Virginia

Part Time Clinical IROM and strength testing portion of the examination, designing a rehabilitation programSOAP note documentation of daily notes

Lynchburg, Virginia Area

Lynchburg College Sports (women's basketball, women's soccer, softball, field hockey); Brookeville High School (baseball, softball, soccer); Appomatox High School (football); RACV Physical Therapy

Doctor Of Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy, 3.75

Activities and Societies: VPTA Student Special Interest Group, APTA Student BOD Student Advocacy Challenge Project Committee Chair, APTA.

Bachelor Of Science, Athletic Training/Trainer, 3.9

Activities and Societies: Athletic Training Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority, Student Activities Board Mainstage Chair, Phi Eta Sigma.