Northdale

Jarrett earned a bachelor's degree in exercise physiology from Florida State University in 2018 and doctorate of physical therapy from the University of South Florida in 2021. He is a Tampa native and has a passion for treating a wide variety of orthopedic dysfunctions including rotator cuff injuries and total joint replacements. Jarrett strives to build a relationship focused on working together as a team to address current limitations by creating meaningful goals to return patients to their highest level of function.

Kellie received her bachelor's degree in biology in 1991 from St. Mary's University, followed by a bachelor's in physiotherapy in 1996 and a doctorate in physical therapy in 2014 from USF. She is a certified orthopedic manual therapist through Maitland Australian Physiotherapy, an oncology rehabilitation specialist and has additional training in women and men's pelvic health. She also has training in vestibular rehabilitation, Graston/IASTM and TMJ dysfunction. Her treatment approach combines hands-on manual therapy with exercises specific to each patient's impairments and limitations. Her goal is to tailor a program individual to each patient in order to restore their optimal level of function, ensuring return to work, sports, hobbies and all activities of daily living.