Interview with Sarah
Tell us about yourself
I am a super active individual. I love exercise, being outside, and challenging myself in all areas of my life. My favorite ways to spend time are running, rockclimbing, and watching sports.
Why did you become a physical therapist?
Growing up, I spent a lot of time exercising and loved to move. I always had a passion to share my love for activity. I realized I could help kids learn to move and love movement.
Why do you think your coworkers nominated you for being Collaborative?
I do my best to collaborate on every kid within and outside of the department to ensure I am giving the very best care I can for every kid and family.
What do you love most about working with TEAM 4 Kids?
I love the atmosphere at T4K. It is a great place to collaborate on new ideas and challenge coworkers, and to be challenged myself to be the best we can for the people in our lives.
If you could have one wish come true, what would it be?
If I had 1 wish, I would wish for everyone in my life to be living a fulfilling and enjoyable life.
Nominations for Sarah:
“Sarah is always willing to lend a hand when it comes to supporting other therapists & their kids. She’s a true team player and never hesitates to jump in and help out. Every Wednesday, she invites other therapists and their kiddos to join her FitNFun group, making it a collaborative and inclusive experience for everyone.”
“Sarah is always asking questions and giving ideas about clients. She is always willing to work together to come up with the best plan of care for our clients.”
“Sarah has shown strong collaborative skills. She is always asking questions and trying to come up with plans with other therapists to best support the children.”
“Her collaborative approach and proactive sharing of ideas make her a great partner during cotreats. She contributes valuable ideas for blending our speech goals with PT activities and her openness and willingness to collaborate have made our co-treats incredibly productive!”
“She is always working with others to find ways to best help our kids!”
