South Tampa / STA

Kimberlee is the center manager and physical therapist at the South Tampa center. Kimberlee earned a doctorate in physical therapy in 2016 from Arcadia University and bachelor's degree in physical therapy in 1995 from Florida International University. She is certified through the American Balance Institute of Balance in vestibular rehabilitation to treat patients with vertigo, gait and balance disorders. Kimberlee has more than 19 years of experience in the treatment of orthopaedic and sports injuries and has completed continuing education courses including manual treatment of common orthopaedic disorders, spine and shoulder clinical specialization and Pilates for the physical therapist.

Nan earned a doctorate in physical therapy in 2016 from Arcadia University and bachelor's degrees in physical therapy in 1989 and in health science in 1984 at the University of Maryland. Nan was a clinician for a published, nationwide BIH research project, LEAP. She has been an instructor for many courses including Modalities, ACE Rehabilitation and Total Joint Replacement. Nan has more than 23 years of experience in the treatment of multiple orthopaedic and neurological conditions, including the cervical spine, lumbar spine, should, foot and ankle, hip and knees and sports-related injuries.

Lindsay obtained an exercise science, pre-physical therapy bachelor’s degree in 2013 at Mississippi College where she was also played collegiate basketball. Prior to completing a doctorate in physical therapy in 2018, she worked as a certified personal trainer and fitness instructor, as well as strength and conditioning for basketball, softball and football. Lindsay was a traveling physical therapist, gaining skills in a variety of settings and various patient populations including orthopedic joint replacements, neurologic conditions, balance, mobility deficits and is dry needling certified. Her interests include her dog, outdoor adventures and basketball.

Nick earned a bachelor's degree in 2015 from the University of Tampa and doctorate in physical therapy in 2020 from the University of St. Augustine. He implements evidence-based practice to individualize treatment to restore expected functional movement within patients. He is also a certified strength and conditioning specialist and has experience managing treatment of a wide variety of orthopedic conditions.

Tyler obtained a health sciences, pre-physical therapy bachelor’s degree in 2017 and doctorate of physical therapy in 2020 at Utica College. He enjoys treating a diverse patient population with a particular interest in sports and orthopedic injuries. Tyler played golf at the collegiate level and is working through the various levels of specialty certification with the Titleist Performance Institute in order to effectively treat exercise and rehabilitation programs tailored to various levels of golfers.