Specialization: Connective tissue disorders including Ehlers Danlos, POTS, Dry Needling Certified, Graston Technique, SI Dysfunction, general orthopedics and post surgical care 

Jodie knew at an early age she wanted to pursue a career in healthcare. She was leaning toward medicine until needing to receive physical therapy services herself after multiple orthopedic surgeries and the decision was made. She was fascinated and amazed by the progress patients were making.

Jodie received her BS in Exercise Physiology and a Minor in Spanish from the University of Wyoming in 1999. She then went on to receive her MPT from the Mayo Clinic School of Health Related Sciences in Rochester, MN in 2001.

Jodie received her certification in Trigger Point Dry Needling and has enjoyed seeing the amazing results this has brought to her patients over the last few years.

When she isn’t working, Jodie has a passion for traveling and seeing the world. She is also an avid University of Wyoming sports fan and bleeds the brown and gold of the University of Wyoming colors. And most importantly she enjoys spending time with her family.

email: jodies@acacpt.com

Specialization:- Central and peripheral vestibular disorders, Dizziness, vertigo, and disequilibrium. Multifactorial balance impairment. Fall prevention. General strengthening and conditioning

Anne earned her undergraduate degree in anthropology and went on to graduate studies in physical therapy at the University of Miami. After beginning her career in Seattle,Washington she relocated to Charlottesville, Virginia in 1994. She is an American Physical Therapy Association board certified clinical specialist in geriatric physical therapy with a special interest in working with individuals who have vestibular and balance disorders.

Since relocating to Charlottesville Anne has developed the Vestibular Balance Clinic at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital and has collaborated with University of Virginia in caring for this important patient population. She has prioritized providing clinical education for vestibular rehabilitation with specialized Internships established with graduate programs in Physical Therapy.

She has contributed to community education with presentations on dizziness, vertigo, osteoporosis, fall prevention, age-related bias in healthcare, and balance. She has served on The American Physical Therapy Association's critical appraisal team for the development of the vestibular hypofunction clinical practice guidelines of 2020, on the Special Academy of Experts for the development of the clinical specialist examination in geriatrics, and as a reviewer for specialization applications.

Anne enjoys spending time with her family, exercising with friends, traveling, and enjoying the great outdoor activities that Charlottesville has to offer.

email: annek@acacpt.com

Specialization: Sports-related injuries to the shoulder, hip, knee and ankle, post-surgical rehabilitation including ACL reconstruction and multiple ligament repairs of the knee, rotator cuff repairs, shoulder and hip labral repairs, and ankle reconstruction, total joint replacements, general orthopedic conditions, Dry Needling Certified

Amy Boyer became a physical therapist and athletic training because of her interest in health, sports, and the human body coupled with her love of helping others.She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Health Sciences/Athletic Training from Lock Haven University. She earned her Masters of Education degree in Health Education and her Masters of Physical Therapy from East Carolina University.

After beginning her career as an athletic trainer at East Carolina University, she began practicing physical therapy in 2001. In that capacity she worked in a variety of settings, including home health, sports physical therapy and outpatient orthopedics, treating patients of all ages.

She now specializes in sports-related injuries to the shoulder, knee and foot/ankle, post-surgical rehabilitation including ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff tears and total joint replacements as well as general orthopedic conditions.

When she is not working Amy enjoys spending time with her family, running, and reading.

Specialization: Foot/Ankle injuries including plantar fascitis, Achilles tendinitis and post-surgical rehabilitation. Shoulder impingement and RC syndrome. Running injuries of the hip, knee, foot and ankle including gait assessment and custom orthotics

Angie earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Medicine from the University of Virginia, her Master of Physical Therapy from Virginia Commonwealth University and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Shenandoah University.

She specializes now in foot/ankle injuries including plantar fascitis, Achilles tendinitis, running injuries, shoulder impingement and RC syndrome as well as post-surgical rehabilitation including joint replacements. 

When she is not working she enjoys spending time with her family, time outside on the water, reading and exercise.

email: angelak@acacpt.com

Specialization: Orthopaedic and sports-related injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation of the extremities, low back pain, post-op joint replacement rehab knee, hip, shoulder, post-op elbow, tennis and racket sports injuries, injury prevention and management education

Catherine Haney was in college as a pre-med student when she hurt her knee and went through a rehabilitation process with a physical therapist. At that point, she decided that sports medicine was what really interested in, and she made that her career.

She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Health and Physical Education from West Chester University as well as a Master of Science degree in Health Sciences at James Madison University.

She practiced as an athletic trainer for over 25 years and earned a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1992.

For the last 17 years, she worked in the outpatient orthopedic setting in central Virginia, specializing in orthopedic rehabilitation of the extremities and spine.

She is a board certified orthopedic specialist and also holds a certification as a golf fitness instructor.

Currently she specializes in orthopedic and sports-related injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation of the extremities and spine, joint replacement rehabilitation, injury prevention and management education.

When she is not working she enjoys playing golf, platform tennis, tennis, walking, travel, performing arts, wine-tasting and investment management.

email: cathyh@acacpt.com

Specialization: General orthopedic rehabilitation, cervical spine and jaw disorders, shoulder dysfunction, and patient education on lifestyle change

Christine Dean was always interested in medicine and wanted to be able to spend time one on one with her patients to allow for hands on treatment and so she could share what she knew to improve the quality and health of their lives. Physical Therapy came up as the right choice for her.

Chris earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy from Ithaca College and completed her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Shenandoah University in 2012.

Chris has been a physical therapist for 40 years, working in a variety of settings. She began her career treating neurological, orthopedic, acute care, and pediatric patients in hospital settings. For the last 30 years, she has worked primarily in orthopedics. She now specializes in general orthopedic rehabilitation, cervical spine and jaw disorders, shoulder dysfunction and patient education on lifestyle change.

When she is not working, Chris loves to do anything that makes her laugh. She plays tennis, exercises, skis, goes wine-tasting with her husband and adult children, travels, reads, and hangs out with friends and family.

email: chrisd@acacpt.com

Specialization: General orthopedics, post-operative rehabilitation, postural dysfunction, core stabilization and pilates-based rehabilitation

Rebecca became interested in physical therapy after being treated for a dance-related injury. After pursuing a career in professional dance in Chicago, Rebecca received her Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Michigan and later earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2011.

Rebecca is certified in Pilates (mat and reformer) and is trained in cadillac, chair and barrels; she has been a lecturer in the Department of Dance at VCU co-teaching a course titled "Dance Science" and has presented a paper at the International Association of Dance Medicine Science. Due to her extensive interest in dance and movement assessment, Rebecca enjoys working with clients who have dance-related injuries among other intricate orthopedic conditions.

Outside of the clinic, Rebecca loves to be outdoors while spending time with her husband and son.

email: rebeccabr@acacpt.com

Specialization: General orthopedics, women's pelvic health, pediatric pelvic health, sports rehabilitation

Susannah is a Charlottesville native and played soccer for Monticello High School and then went on to play Division I soccer at Elon University.

Following graduation, she moved to Camp Lejeune, NC with her husband while he served as a United States Marine.

While living in NC, she was a personal trainer and trained individuals of all ages including active duty military.

As a personal trainer, she realized that she was passionate about injury prevention, corrective exercise, and sports performance. She later went on to receiving her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences.

She has had further training in Women's pelvic health and able to treat a variety of conditions such as pelvic pain, postpartum return to sport, low back/SI joint/hip pain, and incontinence.

email: susannahh@acacpt.com

Specialization: General orthopedic rehabilitation, post-surgical rehabilitation including ACL reconstruction, strength and conditioning, sports-related injuries and return to play assessment, certified in Blood Flow Restriction training

Austin developed an interest in health, fitness and strength and conditioning while an undergraduate at the University of Maryland. Spending time in the gym gave him an enduring curiosity and desire to learn more about how the human body recovers from injury, builds resilience and adapts to stress.

Austin received his Doctor of Physical of Therapy degree from Mary Baldwin University. While in PT school, he was able to complete orthopedic rotations at ACAC and UVA Sports Medicine as well as skilled nursing experience at Augusta Health and Charlottesville Health and Rehab. Austin is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association. He especially enjoys working with athletes of all ages after injury or surgery.

Austin lives in western Albemarle county with his wife, 3 children, dog, and chickens. When not in clinic he enjoys exercising, playing basketball and spending time outside with his family, especially hiking and gardening. He also participates in all comer's track meets with the Charlottesville Track Club, plays church league softball and has coached youth basketball with VABA.

email: austinj@acacpt.com

Specialization: Dance and performing arts medicine, sports injuries, manual therapy, dry needling certified, general orthopedics

Krysten discovered the field of physical therapy after sustaining a minor injury while dancing at Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre. When she entered school at Elon University, she knew that she wanted to be a physical therapist and performed her honors thesis on the biomechanics of balance. Upon completing her BS in Exercise Science, she then went on to physical therapy school where she earned her doctorate from The George Washington University, completing an internship with the Johns Hopkins Performing Arts Medicine program.

After spending time working in a sports medicine clinic, focusing on the treatment of youth athletes, she joined the team at Neurotour Physical Therapy, a leading National physical therapy company that focuses on supporting entertainers and performers from Broadway, touring, and local theater and dance companies. Over her tenure at Neurotour, she had the opportunity to work with 30+ productions, and was the resident physical therapist for a national Broadway tour, a professional dance company, and an international concert tour - treating the cast and crew before, during, and after each performance.

Krysten is a Board Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist and is also certified in dry needling and blood flow restriction training. Additionally, she has a strong background in rehabilitation-based pilates intervention.

When she's not treating in the clinic, Krysten enjoys working out, hiking with her dog, horseback riding, and spending time with family and friends.

email: krystenm@acacpt.com

Specialization: Board Certified Strength Conditioning Specialist, Sports Injuries, General Orthopedics, Pelvic Health, Aquatic Therapy

Abby Sarmiento became a physical therapist because of her love for health and fitness and desire to help others. She received her bachelor's degree from North Carolina State University and doctoral degree from Old Dominion University. 

Abby specializes in pelvic floor therapy for all genders. She has received training from the APTA (PF level 1) and Herman and Wallace (PF level 2A). She treats pelvic pain, urinary and fecal incontinence, and pre- and post- pelvic surgery concerns. Abby's desire is to create a place where all genders feel welcome and comfortable addressing these concerns. 

In her free time, you can find Abby hanging out with her two dogs, hiking, lifting or exploring the many coffee shops of Charlottesville.

Specialization: General orthopedics rehabilitation, sports-related injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation

Amanda first got interested in physical therapy as a recommendation from a childhood friend who thought she would enjoy it. After volunteering in several PT clinics, she fell in love with the patients and the environment. “I love being able to work with people and seeing the progress they make throughout their course of treatment.” Amanda also loves getting to know her patients while working towards achieving their personal goals.

Amanda earned her Bachelor degree in Exercise Science from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and earned an Associates degree of Science for Physical Therapy Assistant from South University. She particularly enjoys working with general orthopedics across the life span as well as sports related injuries.

Outside of work Amanda enjoys hiking, spending time with her dog, and having quality time with friends and family.

email: amandap@acacpt.com

Specialization:General orthopedics, TMJ, cervical spine and shoulder disorders

Meredith loved playing basketball and field hockey, loved being active and a part of a team. Born and raised in Charlottesville she has worked for acac since 2012 working as a personal trainer and part of the p.r.e.p.® (Physician Referred Exercise Program). That coupled with her interest in anatomy and physiology led her to a career in physical therapy.

Meredith received a B. S. in Health Assessment and Promotion from JMU in 2012 and she then went on to receive a Associates degree in Physical Therapy Assistant from South University in 2018.

email: meredithr@acacpt.com

Specialization: General Orthopedics, Sports Injuries, Knee, and Post Surgical Rehabilitation foot/ankle and aquatic therapy

Caila's interest in physical therapy began as a high school athlete with her frequent trips to the athletic trainer. After her experiences on the receiving end of treatment, she is excited to help others get back on the field or to living their daily lives to the fullest.

Caila received her bachelor's degree from Virginia Tech in Animal and Poultry Sciences before specializing in humans and completing her associate's degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant at South University.

Outside of work, Caila loves country music, hiking, spending time with her family, and snuggling her miniature Australian Shepherd.

email: cailar@acacpt.com

Specialization:Neck, Headaches, Spine, Shoulder, General Orthopedics, Dry Needling

Raymond Moreland graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences with a Masters of Physical Therapy in May 1997, after having received his BA in Economics from Emory University in 1990. He started to specialize in spine care in 1999, and went on to obtain his McKenzie certification from the McKenzie Institute, USA, Center for Postgraduate Study in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) in 2006. He has completed all course work for the American Spine Institute and the American Headache Institute, and has obtained his certification in Dry Needling from the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy (AAMT) / Spinal Manipulation & Dry Needling Institutes.

During his 16 years working for the Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital Outpatient Care Center (SMJH OCC), Raymond worked closely with Dr. Jeremy Gill, Clinical Neurophysiologist, and Dr. Christopher Scherer, Neurologist (with Sentara Martha Jefferson Neurosciences) to establish a flourishing physical therapy treatment program for all types of headaches, including migraines, tension HA, cluster, occipital neuralgia, and cervicogenic headaches.

Also while at SMJH, Raymond both provided education, and lobbied physicians, physical therapists, and administration in order to create a headache program for the entire Sentara hospital system. Raymond recently joined the team at PT @ acac and looks forward to building a successful Headache Treatment Program for their patients, as well.

email: raymondm@acacpt.com