With over 25 years of experience in rehabilitation equipment and assistive technology, this professional specializes in mobility solutions, equipment provision, and interdisciplinary coordination. A master’s degree in guidance and counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology support a well-rounded understanding of functional needs and client interaction. Additional credentials include certification as an Assistive Technology Professional, along with a teaching credential, reflecting both technical knowledge and educational involvement within the field.

Professional expertise centers on the assessment, recommendation, and provision of custom rehabilitation and mobility equipment for pediatric and adult populations. This includes working closely with healthcare providers to evaluate functional needs in inpatient and outpatient environments, supporting equipment selection, and ensuring compliance with insurance and regulatory requirements.

Operational experience extends to leadership roles involving team training, workflow development, and quality oversight in equipment delivery and service. Contributions to the field also include published work and presentations on seating and mobility solutions, highlighting practical applications and case-based approaches to complex rehabilitation needs.