Amanda Gianni is a physical therapist with a bachelors of science in Exercise Physiology and graduated from Temple University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Since graduating, Amanda has worked in multiple outpatient orthopedic clinics treating a wide variety of injuries. Amanda’s special interests are working with shoulder injuries and the athletic population. She has worked with many high school and collegiate athletes in helping them to return to playing as soon and as safely as possible.

Outside of physical therapy, Amanda leads an active lifestyle and is a pitching instructor for local softball players.

Kathleen Klein PT, CHT, is a licensed physical therapist and certified hand therapist. She has been practicing physical therapy since she graduated from University of Kentucky in 1986 with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physical Therapy. She later received a Master’s degree in business administration in 1994 from the University of Cincinnati. She served as a department director in hospital settings three times during her 29 years of experience.

She then spent several years in outpatient orthopedic physical therapy in El Paso, Texas working almost exclusively with the Hispanic population and completed the Spanish for Professionals program at the University of Texas at El Paso. In 2001, she also became certified in Functional Capacity Evaluations using the Matheson and Hanoun systems.

Ms. Klein became interested in hand therapy in 2000 and became certified in hand therapy in 2003 after spending more than 4000 hours in hand and upper extremity patient care and taking extensive continuing education courses including a tutorial at the Philadelphia Hand Center in 2003. She has worked extensively with patients with upper extremity orthopedic injuries, arthritis, neurological trauma, cumulative trauma, tendon repairs and fabricating custom made orthoses.

Outside of work Ms. Klein enjoys spending time with friends, sewing and studying Spanish.

Nicole earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from Penn State University in 2011, and went on to earn her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University. During her time at Jefferson, Nicole completed affiliations in various settings including outpatient orthopedics, acute care, sub-acute rehab, and an outpatient facility with an emphasis on neurological conditions and prosthetics.

In her spare time, Nicole enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling, playing tennis, and skiing.

Danielle received her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from West Chester University in 2010. She then went on to earn her PTA degree from Harcum College in 2012, where she completed several outpatient orthopedic clinical rotations. Danielle is SFMA trained which provides her with a more systematic approach to treating the whole patient not just the location of their pain.

Outside of work Danielle enjoys exercising, spending time with friends and family and going to the beach in the summer.