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Duke Rehabilitation Services Department Duke Health Department of Rehabilitation Services We have outpatient clinics all over the Triangle - Durham, Hillsbourough, Mebane, Raleigh, and Knightdale.

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Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy Tracy Boggs recently received a clinical ladder promo...
10/20/2026

Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy Tracy Boggs recently received a clinical ladder promotion 🪜

Meet our D1 Sports Physical Therapy Fellow Kendall Bietsch
10/16/2026

Meet our D1 Sports Physical Therapy Fellow Kendall Bietsch

After 34 years of dedicated and compassionate service to our department, Physical Therapist Lori Roskin retired from ful...
10/15/2026

After 34 years of dedicated and compassionate service to our department, Physical Therapist Lori Roskin retired from full-time patient care in September; her tenure has spanned inpatient acute care services, outpatient at 1 E, outpatient clinic in Roxboro, Sports Medicine, Southpoint, and South Durham- her colleagues were excited to celebrate her and the contributions, leadership, and support she has provided to our department and for the South Durham team, and she is already greatly missed 🎉

Congratulations to graduate and faculty of our Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship Andréas Remis for receivin...
10/15/2026

Congratulations to graduate and faculty of our Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship Andréas Remis for receiving the 2026 APTA North Carolina Outstanding PT Award

Our department was well-represented APTA North Carolina Annual Conference 2026   Neurologic PT Resident and CoordinatorM...
10/14/2026

Our department was well-represented APTA North Carolina Annual Conference 2026

Neurologic PT Resident and Coordinator

Manual Therapy Fellows Anju Dheer and Matt Manzo presented “Red Flags in Context: A Clinical Triage Framework for the Direct Access Physical Therapist”

Orthopedic PT resident Hope Stelly presented “Beyond Hormones: Why Menopause Matters in Everyday Orthopedic Practice” with Coordinator Steph Palacios

Neurologic PT Residency program graduate Ricki Christopherson presented “Advancing the Role of Rehabilitation in Acute Care”

Vrunda Kapadia and Rosie Canizares were on the Conference Planning Committee

Cardiovascular Pulmonary PT Residency program graduate Karlyn Green presented “VO2 Trainability in Practice: From Testing to Personalized Aerobic Adaptation”

D1 Sports Physical Therapy Fellowship program graduate Randy Lazicki presented “PTA Track: Spine Mobilization for the PTA”

Pat Ward, Rosie Canizares, Vrunda Kapadia, and Hope Stelly with Duke DPT students and alumni

Andreas Remis was recognized with the APTA North Carolina Outstanding PT Award

Jen Bent presented “What’s the BFD with BFR? Blood Flow Modulation Across Clinical Populations”

Neuro PT Resident Erin Carico presented the poster “It’s No Laughing Matter: Physical Therapy Case Study of Nitrous Oxide Neurotoxicity Amid Rising Misuse”

Manual Therapy Fellow Matt Manzo presented the posters “Lack of Bond Healing after Femoral Neck Stress Fracture: Lessons in Imaging and Case Management” and “The Impact of Primary Care PT on a Soldier with a Bone Stress Injury”

Director of Communications Rosie Canizares, Chief Delegate Elizabeth Nixon, and Delegate and Conference Educational Programming Chair Vrunda Kapadia attended the APTA North Carolina board meeting

Pat Ward, Andreas Remis, and Jen Bent of our Arringdon clinic presented “Refining the Thrust: Sponal Manipulations That All Orthopedic PTs Should Know”

Vrunda Kapadia of our Cary Clinic was the Conference Educational Programming Chair

Elizabeth Nixon gave her Chief Delegate report at the APTA North Carolina Membership Meeting

Pat Ward leading a lab session

Andreas Remis leasing a lab session

Jen Bent leading a la

Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy recently received a clinical ladder promotion 🪜
10/12/2026

Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy recently received a clinical ladder promotion 🪜

The APTA North Carolina Annual Conference 2026 starts tomorrow, and we have several physical therapy colleagues and grad...
10/08/2026

The APTA North Carolina Annual Conference 2026 starts tomorrow, and we have several physical therapy colleagues and graduates of our PT residency and fellowship programs presenting education sessions and posters as well as being recognized as award winners

Welcome to our new Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Physical Therapy Resident
10/07/2026

Welcome to our new Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Physical Therapy Resident

We are excited to have several members of the Duke Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2028 in our clinics with us for t...
10/05/2026

We are excited to have several members of the Duke Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2028 in our clinics with us for their finals STEPs clinical rotations!

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