Cristina Belmonte, PT, DPT

Education:

Cristina graduated from Ithaca College with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2021. She completed her undergraduate work at Ithaca College with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Clinical Health Studies and Minor of Psychology in 2019. She has completed multiple pelvic health courses through Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehab Institute. Cristina has also been a member of the APTA since 2020.

Specialties:

Cristina has an interest and strong background in treating patients of all ages and orthopedic conditions, as well as post-operative and return to sport rehabilitation. She also has taken a strong interest in pelvic health rehabilitation, specifically treating women during pregnancy and throughout their post-partum recovery, as well as throughout their lifespan to help them participate in their favorite activities without pain or incontinence. Cristina has a passion for guiding patients through their rehabilitation with confidence, allowing them to return to the things they love most.

Fun Facts:

Cristina is originally from Stamford, CT and comes from a large Italian family. She played competitive soccer throughout high school and college. She is a huge fan of the US Women’s National Soccer Team. In her free time she enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with her family and friends.

Phil Forsythe, PT, DPT, SCS

Education: Phil graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in December 2021. He completed his undergraduate work at The Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with an honors focus in Movement Science. He is a graduate of the Sports Residency Program (2024) and is a current faculty member/mentor for the Sports Residency Program.

Specialties: Phil is a board-certified Sports Physical Therapist particularly interested in working with youth athletes dealing with lower extremity sports injuries with a specialty interest in post-operative ACL reconstruction rehabilitation and sports related concussion management. He works closely with the local youth soccer organizations, especially Vienna Youth Soccer (VYS), for rehabilitation and sports performance needs. He is the current sports-related concussion program director dedicated to increasing access and education for athletes and providers within the sports residency who may encounter sports-related concussions.

Fun Facts: Phil is an avid sports goer with a collegiate-level background in cross country running but can be found playing pick-up basketball at the OneLife Fitness. He currently participates competitively in Obstacle Course Racing. He is an avid supporter of Penn State and Pitt Football and basketball as well as Leicester City F.C and the New York Liberty.

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Adam Schreiman, PT, DPT

Education: Adam graduated from Northeastern University with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy with a Sports Concentration in May 2024. He also completed his undergraduate work at Northeastern University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Rehabilitation Sciences and a minor in Psychology. Adam has been an APTA member since 2022.

Specialties: Adam has a strong interest and background in working with a variety of orthopedic injuries in outpatient, acute, and professional athletic settings. As a part of his lifelong goal to work in professional baseball and with athletes, he will be pursuing a sports residency and becoming a Sports Certified Specialist.

Fun Facts: Adam is a massive sports fan, both playing and watching. He grew up playing tennis and enjoys playing golf, soccer, softball, and basketball. He is an avid fan of the Anaheim professional teams and the University of Michigan. Beyond sports and work, he enjoys hiking, cooking, running, and travelling (mostly to try amazing food).

Catherine Thomas , PT, DPT

Education: Catherine attended Utica College for undergrad and grad: Graduated grad school in May 2015. Bachelor of science in health studies with minor in gerontology.

Specialties: Catherine enjoys working with Orthopedics and post op of all ages. Working with patients to return to sport, and guiding patients to return to what they love doing most.

Fun Facts: Catherine ran track in college as a sprinter at Utica College. She enjoys exploring outdoors, hiking, cycling, and watching sporting events (NY sport teams). She is also a big fan of US women’s national soccer team.

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Rachel Bailor, ATC

Education: Rachel graduated from George Mason University in 2010 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Athletic Training. She later obtained her Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration from Southern New Hampshire University in 2017.  She is nationally certified as an Athletic Trainer through the National Athletic Trainer’s Association Board of Certification and licensed through the Virginia Board of Medicine.

Specialties: Being involved in sports her entire life, Rachel enjoys working with athletes of all ages who are trying to return to the playing field- whatever that field may be.

Fun Facts: Rachel is a huge sports fan and some of her past work experience involves working with the Washington Nationals. Since working with the Jackson Clinics she has expanded her on field experience to include various ProCamps for Kids with local professional athletes as well as professional wrestling.  Away from work she enjoys travelling and spending time with friends and family.

Donovan Waters