Dr. Vicky has been an accredited physical therapist for over 22 years. She graduated from Creighton University with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy, then completed a postdoctoral LEND fellowship at Munroe Meyer Institute. Vicky has a Master’s certificate in education from Clarkson College and certifications in Kinesiotape/Functional Dry Needling. Additionally, she is a Clinical Instructor for the American Physical Therapy Association, a board-certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy, and Residency Mentor for Creighton Pediatric Residency.

Vicky specializes in complex neurological conditions, manual therapy, and chronic pain. She is a recipient of the APTA Emerging Leader Award, as well as the Nebraska Physical Therapy Award for Clinical Excellence in which she was recognized for her contributions to clinical practice and leadership in business. Vicky chose to become a PT to pursue her passion for teaching people and helping them adapt to their circumstances by learning new methods of doing things. She enjoys empowering people to make a change, seeing when something clicks for them, and celebrating when they are able to do something they thought they couldn’t do. Vicky finds that the most rewarding thing about being a PT is being able to serve people of all ages and learning from them new ways to continue to help others. She is married with a daughter and stepson, has two dogs, and enjoys gardening, cooking, baking, and traveling.

Originally from Wayne, NE, I pursued my professional education at UNMC. In my free time I enjoy walking and hiking, reading, tending to my garden, and indulging in my passion for cooking and baking. I’m also involved in my local church and find joy in singing during services.

My true inspiration as a therapist comes from witnessing the incredible growth of children. It’s amazing to see them explore the world in their unique ways and discover their passions. Their sense of wonder and excitement, even for things we often take for

granted, serves as a constant reminder of the beauty of life and keeps me motivated during challenging times.

I’m a physical therapist dedicated to helping my clients regain their strength and improve their mobility. With a deep passion for movement and rehabilitation, I graduated with a degree in physical therapy and have spent several years honing my skills in various settings, from outpatient clinics to sports facilities.

I believe in a holistic approach to recovery, tailored to each individual’s needs and goals. Whether it’s recovering from an injury, enhancing athletic performance, or managing chronic pain, I work closely with my clients to create personalized therapy plans that foster healing and empowerment.

When I’m not in the clinic, I love staying active myself—whether it’s hiking, practicing yoga, or trying out new fitness trends. I’m always eager to learn more about the latest advancements in physical therapy, so I can bring the best possible care to those I work with. I’m excited to be a part of your journey to better health!

I’m originally from Hemingford, NE, and I attended professional school at UNMC. In addition to my work as a therapist, I have personal interests that include music and engaging in scouting activities with my kids.

I hold the certification of a Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist, which allows me to provide specialized care.

One thing that drives my passion for therapy is the opportunity to make a positive impact on patients’ lives. Whether it’s connecting them and their families with valuable community resources or teaching them new skills to improve their daily lives, witnessing these transformations is incredibly rewarding for me.

I’m a dedicated Physical Therapist Assistant and Massage Therapist with a passion for helping others lead healthier lives. I grew up in Holdrege, NE, and my journey in health and wellness took me to Chicago, where I attended Trinity International University to study Exercise Science. From there, I pursued my degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant at Clarkson College and earned my licensure as a Massage Therapist at the Omaha School of Massage Therapy.

With over 20 years of experience in the industry, I’ve honed my skills in various therapeutic techniques. In massage therapy, my specialties include trigger point release, myofascial release, cupping, hot stone massage, and pregnancy massage. As a PTA, I focus on outpatient orthopedic therapy, aquatic therapy, balance and vestibular therapy, and home health care, with a strong emphasis on manual therapy and joint mobilizations.

Outside of my professional life, I love to hike, enjoy live music, travel, and read. What I cherish most about being a therapist is the opportunity to connect with individuals and support them on their healing journeys. I’m committed to helping my clients achieve their fullest potential and live their best lives.

I’m a physical therapist assistant from Hastings, and I graduated from Clarkson College. My passion for health and wellness shines through in my daily work. Originally, I set out to specialize in sports medicine, but a pivotal clinical experience in pediatric therapy completely changed my perspective—I absolutely loved it!

There’s nothing quite like being a part of someone’s journey as they achieve milestones, whether it’s a child taking their first steps or an adult achieving a personal goal. Seeing the joy and pride in both patients and their caregivers when they accomplish something they thought was impossible is incredibly rewarding.

When I’m not working, I love spending time outdoors hiking, playing volleyball, and cheering on my kids at their sports events. I also enjoy challenging myself with puzzles and diving into a good book. Life is all about finding balance and joy, and I strive to bring that spirit into everything I do!

I was born in Savannah, GA but raised in Omaha. I attended Clarkson College for my professional schooling. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family and animals. We love hanging out in camper and exploring the outdoors. I also have a keen interest in energy healing practices such as Reiki, meditation, and working with crystals. Crime docuseries are a guilty pleasure of mine, as they always manage to captivate my attention.

I am a Certified Lymphedema Therapist and hold the credential of a Credentialed Clinical Instructor—Level 1 from the APTA. Additionally, I am a Reiki Practitioner at Level 1. These certifications and trainings have allowed me to expand my knowledge and skills in the field.

What inspires me most about being a therapist is the opportunity to make a positive impact in people’s lives and contribute to improving their quality of life. It brings me great joy to see patients progress and knowing that I played a part in their journey. Building connections and relationships with patients and their families is one of the most rewarding aspects of this profession. I also have the privilege of teaching PTA students and interacting with PT students, which allows me to shape the future professionals of physical therapy.

I graduated from Creighton University in 2015 and have since been working as a pediatric therapist. One of my favorite things to do with my patients is to help them develop their play and interaction skills. I enjoy finding creative ways to adapt activities and toys so that my patients can engage with them and interact with their families and surroundings.

Outside of work, I love spending time with my family and taking my dog for walks. Gardening and reading are also activities I enjoy, and you can often find me cheering for the Creighton Bluejays!

One of my favorite treatment sessions involved taking a patient and their family to the playground. We focused on building strength and coordination while finding ways to make the playground equipment accessible. Additionally, we worked on problem-solving skills for accessibility challenges and improving social interactions with siblings and peers.

I am originally from Tekamah, Nebraska, and I attended Creighton University for my professional schooling. In terms of certifications, I have completed training in Physical Agent Modalities and continued my education with a focus on pediatric feeding.

The best part of being a therapist for me is developing connections with the children and their families while working towards goals that are important to them. It’s truly inspiring to see the progress and impact we can make together.

One of my favorite aspects of being a therapist is building meaningful relationships not just with my patients, but with their families as well. I love being a resource for them and finding creative ways to I am a licensed Occupational therapist based in Omaha, Nebraska, where I’ve had the privilege of helping individuals and their families navigate life’s challenges. I earned my professional degree from the College of St. Mary, which ignited my passion for mental health and wellness.

help their loved ones grow and achieve new things.

When I’m not in the therapy room, I enjoy dancing, working on diamond dotz projects, and spending quality time with my family and friends. I believe that maintaining a balanced life enhances both personal and professional growth, and I’m always looking for opportunities to bring joy and enrichment to those around me.

I welcome the chance to connect and share my therapeutic approach, aiming to make a positive impact in the community!

I am an occupational therapist from Papillion, Nebraska. I earned my professional degree from Creighton University, where I built a strong foundation in patient-centered care and therapeutic approaches. I also hold advanced training and certification in PAMs, which enhances my ability to provide comprehensive treatment to my patients.

I am passionate about holistic health and enjoy blending my professional life with personal interests, finding balance through reading, practicing yoga, and playing golf. These hobbies enrich my life and contribute to my empathetic approach to therapy.

What inspired me to become a therapist is my commitment to making a meaningful impact in the lives of my patients. My favorite part of being an occupational therapist is the joy I experience when my patients achieve their therapy goals, making significant improvements in their daily lives. I strive to create an environment where everyone feels seen, known, and loved, truly embodying my mission to support others on their journeys toward wellness and independence.

With a deep-seated belief in the power of connection and compassion, I dedicate my career to uplifting others and celebrating their achievements.

I am an occupational therapist from Papillion, Nebraska. I earned my professional degree from Creighton University, where I built a strong foundation in patient-centered care and therapeutic approaches. I also hold advanced training and certification in PAMs, which enhances my ability to provide comprehensive treatment to my patients.

I am passionate about holistic health and enjoy blending my professional life with personal interests, finding balance through reading, practicing yoga, and playing golf. These hobbies enrich my life and contribute to my empathetic approach to therapy.

What inspired me to become a therapist is my commitment to making a meaningful impact in the lives of my patients. My favorite part of being an occupational therapist is the joy I experience when my patients achieve their therapy goals, making significant improvements in their daily lives. I strive to create an environment where everyone feels seen, known, and loved, truly embodying my mission to support others on their journeys toward wellness and independence.

With a deep-seated belief in the power of connection and compassion, I dedicate my career to uplifting others and celebrating their achievements.

I’m a proud Omaha, NE native, born and raised. I pursued my undergraduate and graduate studies at The University of Kansas in Lawrence, KS, where I proudly donned the Rock Chalk spirit!

During my free time, you’ll often find me enjoying leisurely walks with my loyal companion Chewie, and embracing the beauty of the outdoors. Music and podcasts have a special place in my heart, and I’m always eager to explore new genres and interesting discussions.

My true passion lies in being a therapist, as it allows me to forge meaningful connections with each of my clients and their families. Witnessing people find their voice and communicate their thoughts and emotions brings me immense fulfillment.