Katie Kaiser Moffitt

Katie received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Exercise and Sport Science – Athletic Training from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Campbell University. Prior to graduate school, she worked as an Athletic Trainer in an outpatient orthopedic Physical Therapy clinic and with athletes at a

Rachel is a double tar heel, completing both her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Exercise and Sport Science and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has experience in both inpatient and outpatient pediatrics treating children ages 0 to 21 with a range of diagnoses, including

T.R. is the proud co-founder of Abilitations Children’s Therapy. T.R. is passionate about pediatric rehabilitation to assist individuals in meeting their highest level of functional independence. T.R. is a faculty member at Campbell University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program, teaching Lifespan Pediatrics, Orthotics & Prosthetics, and preparing future clinicians for the field of pediatrics. T.R.

Doctor of Physical Therapy Jennifer completed her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree at East Carolina University in 2013. During her graduate education, she was involved in multiple research studies examining the relationship between pediatric obesity and its effects on balance, gait mechanics, and other movement patterns. Jennifer has experience in various pediatric settings, including hospital-based

Leah received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from High Point University. She has experience working with highly medically complex children within multiple settings, including the outpatient clinic and home health. Leah has worked closely with children with cerebral palsy, rare genetic and metabolic disorders, muscular dystrophies, Down syndrome, spina bifida, Autism, and developmental delay. Her

Jennifer is the proud co-founder of Abilitations Children’s Therapy & Wellness Center. She completed her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at New York Institute of Technology in 2000. Since graduating, Jennifer has focused her attention on the area of pediatrics. She has worked in both school and clinic-based settings with children ranging from birth

Jessica completed her Masters of Physical Therapy degree at East Carolina University and her transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at UNC-Chapel Hill. Jessica’s pediatric experience includes a variety of settings: private outpatient clinics, home-based, Early Intervention, and public school systems. Jessica has extensive experience working with children of all ages whose diagnoses include Down

Mitch completed his Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree at Campbell University in 2019. Mitch has experience in multiple pediatric settings including outpatient, home health, and hospital-based. Mitch has experience working with patients ranging from birth to 21 years old and with diagnoses including Cerebral Palsy, traumatic brain injury, spina bifida, arthrogryposis, torticollis, Autism, Down syndrome,