Wind Gap

Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy

Pat received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from DeSales University. He is certified in LSVT BIG, specializing in the treatment of patients with Parkinson’s disease. Pat also specializes in the treatment of Vestibular/Dizziness, Balance deficits, Spinal Cord Injury, Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, Concussion, Headaches, as well as other Neurological Deficits. Pat focuses on patient-centered care, taking the time to utilize activities that achieve patient’s goals and to maximize their function. Pat is a member of the APTA and uses the most up to date treatment techniques supported by the latest research.

Isaac was born and raised in Nazareth, PA and graduated from Nazareth Area High School. He later graduated from Moravian College with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences, where he played soccer there for 2 years. From there, he went on to obtain his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Messiah University. Since graduation, Isaac has been working on continuing his education by completing certification courses. He is currently Certified Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Therapist. Isaac enjoys working with athletes as well as patients of all ages with different orthopedic injuries. Isaac believes in building strong relationships with patients, building their rehabilitation programs around their wants and needs, and using clinical evidence to provide the best care possible for his patients. Outside of his profession, Isaac enjoys weightlifting, bodybuilding, playing soccer, hiking, playing guitar, and spending time with family and friends.

Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist

Rob’s interest in neurological physical therapy began as a student completing a clinical internship which resulted in a passion for treating patients with all types of neurological diagnoses. Rob graduated from Moravian College with a Bachelor’s degree in Biopsychology and received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Emory & Henry College. He is also a Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist.  Rob focuses on treating patients with neurological diagnoses, including Parkinson’s Disease, patients who are post-stroke, and patients with vestibular, dizziness, and balance deficits. He believes in a patient-centered treatment approach, focusing on goal driven and individualized therapy. Rob enjoys any outside activity and helping his patients return to their favorite activities.

Jennifer’s areas of interest include treatment of various orthopedic conditions, spinal rehabilitation, and vestibular therapy. She is a 2005 graduate of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where she received her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Health Sciences and Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy degree. She has had her direct access license as well for several years. Jennifer is a Certified Graston Technique Specialist, which is a form of instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization for the treatment of pain and range of motion restrictions. She has completed all training and has been a therapist in the St Luke’s comprehensive spine program. She also received a vestibular certification from the American Institute of Balance. Jennifer believes in individualized treatments with a hands-on approach. Outside of work she enjoy traveling, hiking, and cooking.

Tom received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from DeSales University. He believes in a hands-on treatment approach and individualizing each patient’s therapy program based on their specific needs and goals. He has a special interest in working with athletes as well as patients of all ages with orthopedic injuries. Throughout his sessions he incorporates manual therapy techniques and evidence-based practice in order to optimize patient outcomes. Tom enjoys outside activities including hiking, biking, recreational sports and helping patient get back to their favorite activities.

Beth specializes in orthopedics, concussion therapy, and vestibular rehabilitation and holds a vestibular certification from the American Institute of Balance. She is an experienced clinician and has been with St. Luke’s for over seventeen years. Beth graduated from Temple University in 2002 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and in 2005 with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Her therapeutic interventions promote functional restoration and rapid return to previous level of activity.  Beth is also a member of the APTA and uses evidence-based practice in all her treatment plans. She is also a mother of three and enjoys spending time at all their sporting events and dance competitions.

Born and raised in Saylorsburg, Bobby has spent most of his life in the community through school, sports and community events. Bobby graduated from a local high school, Pleasant Valley High School. He later achieved his Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science from Shippensburg University. From there he went on to obtain his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Saint Francis University. Since graduation, Bobby has been completing continuing education in orthopedics with a focus on the spine and back pain. Bobby believes that every patient is different in both character and need. Therefore, each patient needs individualized treatments, specific to them in order to facilitate rehabilitation and assist the patient to return to what matters to the patient. Bobby also gives the patient autonomy in their treatment and gives them the tools to treat themselves in order to have long lasting effects. Outside of his profession, you can find Bobby spending time with his family as well as dogs as he is active with fostering dogs in need and helping them find forever homes. Bobby also enjoys watching sports, weightlifting, and is interested in cars of all kinds.

As a lifelong athlete, Connor knows what it’s like to endure the setbacks of suffering an unfortunate injury. He has a passion for working with individuals that experience musculoskeletal injuries and disorders. Connor also has experience with and enjoys treating individuals that suffer from dizziness and balance disorders. Connor graduated from Moravian College in 2020 with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences, where he was a four-year member of the baseball team. Connor received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from DeSales University in 2023. Connor’s treatment philosophy revolves around stimulating everlasting growth and self-efficacy, as he attempts to inspire a level of functionality that exceeds the prior standards of his patients. He attempts to do so by going above and beyond to address the concepts of overall health, wellness, and physical fitness, and incorporate them into his treatment sessions. In his free time, Connor enjoys golfing, snowboarding, playing guitar and watching sports, as he is diehard Yankees and Eagles fan.