Palmerton

Licensed & Certified Athletic Trainer

As an active individual and mother of two, Kallie understands how an injury can affect all aspects of life and enjoys working with individuals in her community to help them achieve their goals. She graduated from Lock Haven University with a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training and went on to receive her Master’s in Athletic Training from California University of Pennsylvania, continuing to maintain her license in Athletic Training. She then pursued her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Gannon University. After college she has actively sought to increase expertise in the areas of sports medicine including concussion therapy as well as expanding knowledge of orthopedics and vestibular therapies. Kallie is passionate about individualized treatments, utilizing hands-on techniques and functional movements to progress people towards their personalized goals.

As a physical therapist who grew up in Palmerton, Adam is deeply committed to helping the people of his community achieve their best health and mobility. He earned a Master’s of Physical Therapy degree from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. Adam enjoys working with a variety of diagnoses but has developed a passion for spine health. He is proud to be a member of the team of specialized providers dedicated to treating spine conditions as part of the comprehensive spine program at St. Luke’s. Adam’s treatment philosophy centers on an active approach, empowering patients through movement and exercise to achieve their personal goals. Outside of the clinic, he enjoys spending quality time with his family, staying active through exercise, traveling, and cheering on his favorite sports teams.

As a mother and grandmother, Ginger enjoys working with a variety of populations—from school-aged children to geriatric patients. She graduated from Wilkes University with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Psychology. Also, she received her Associates of Science degree with honors in Physical Therapy from Lehigh Carbon Community College. She is an APTA Credential Clinical Instructor. While she presently works in outpatient Physical Therapy, Ginger also has experience working in acute care, skilled nursing home, home care, and wound care for over 30 years. She uses an assortment of hands-on and functional techniques for each patient so they can achieve their personal goals. When not working, she enjoys spending time with family and traveling.

As a former athlete with a passion for maintaining an active pain-free lifestyle, Patrick knows first-hand the importance and impact that skilled care has on performance. He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, earned his Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, and received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Saint Joseph’s University. He strives for clinical excellence and will be pursuing specialization in Orthopedics through St. Luke’s Health Network Orthopedic Residency program. Patrick focuses on a mix of personalized exercise programs along with hands-on treatment to improve function and help patients reach their desired goals. He enjoys treating patients from all backgrounds whether their goal is to run a marathon, get back to the pickleball courts, or if they are looking to improve their overall function.