Theresa Shoemaker, PT, DPT

Doctorate Physical Therapy, Certified Therapist: Pelvic

 
“The best part of working as a physical therapist is hearing a patient say they can get back to their life without pain or dysfunction. I truly enjoy working with people through the challenges of physical therapy using effective, evidence-based techniques to achieve their individual goals.”
 

Education:

  • DPT Doctorate of Physical Therapy, Marymount University, Arlington, VA: 2014

  • BA Bachelor of Arts, Integrative Physiology, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO: 2010 

Specialties and Certifications:

  • Institute of Clinical Excellence Specialist: Pelvic 2025

Professional:

  • Member of APTA, practice focus Orthopaedics Section member

  • Level II Fieldwork Supervisor

Continuing Education

  • The McKenzie Institute USA- Part A and B: Lumbar, Cervical and Thoracic Spine: March 2015

  • Kinesio University- KT1 and KT2: July 2015

  • Richard Clendaniel- Vestibular Rehabilitation: Evaluation and Management of Individuals with Dizziness & Balance Disorders: January 2016

  • Kinetacore- Functional Dry Needling Level 1: December 2016

  • Kinetacore- Functional Dry Needling Level 2: October 2018

  • Hands-On Seminars- Lower Extremity Muskuloskelatal Ultrasound: May 2021

  • Hands-On Seminars- Myofascial Release: June 2021

  • Hands-On Seminars- Lower Extremity Trigger Point Release: June 2023

  • Institute of Clinical Excellence- Pelvic Live: September 2023

  • Institute of Clinical Excellence- Pelvic Level 1: April 2024

  • Institute of Clinical Excellence- Pelvic Level 2: December 2024

Interests:

Theresa is originally from Kansas and has lived in several states before making Lander, WY home in 2017 along with her husband and two children. She enjoys running, traveling, music, skiing, and spending time with family.