Physical Therapy in Orthopedics with Annie Sullivan, PT, DPT

Learn about being a physical therapist in orthopedics. DMOS Physical Therapist, Annie Sullivan, discusses all things physical therapy including specialties, methods, and physical therapy pre and post-surgery.

A physical therapist evaluates and records a patient’s progress when recovering from an injury, surgery, or improving movement and pain management for patients with chronic conditions.

About Annie Sullivan PT, DPT

Annie Sullivan earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of Iowa, and has a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology & Health from Iowa State University. Annie is also a member of the American Physical Therapy Association.

Annie believes physical therapy requires teamwork, and enjoys making patients smile and feel better by providing quality, individualized care. Annie is a Des Moines native who enjoys swimming, hiking 14ers, cycling, cooking, baking, and traveling. She’s also a former swim coach and an avid reader.

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