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PT/PTA by County 152 PT/PTA by County Physical therapists and physical therapist assistants who are working are listed by the locations of their employment. All others are listed by the North Carolina county, or the state, or country of residence. ALAMANCE PT Bailey, Stephen Paul PT Roan, Joan PTA Sillitoe, Rhonda B Burlington Boyle, Kyndall L. Zaracostas, Helen C. Spruill, Kathy S. PT Allen, Judith A. Chinworth, Susan A. PTA Edwards, Amanda J. West, David N. Anderson, S. Jean Collins, Lynn M. Maye, Amy M. Whitaker, Janie B. Blackburn, Andrea Folger, Stephen E. Miller, Rebecca Crouse BERTIE Blaser, Rebecca Freeman Freund, Jane E. Miller, Wendi S. Windsor Brice, Carrie Ann Hudson, Paula DiBiasio Reedy, Debbie F. PTA Edmondson, Dorothy W. Carpenter, Joe G. Janssen, Johanna H. Sturgill, Heather R. Rogers, Nancy Estep Conetta, Kristyn H. Johansson, Charity Wickham, Amy Christine BLADEN Crusan, Chris A. King, Jatana Watson Wilhelm, Susan K. Clarkton Davidow, Philip Lewis, Cynthia Lynn West Jefferson PT DiMuzio, Vicki Lynne DeGain, Christopher J. Libera, Joseph Victor PT Franklin, Patricia A. Elizabethtown Dowtin, Cassandra A. Minton, Jean S. PTA Greer, Eric L. PT Edwards, James Russell Farlow, Martha R. Moutoux, Mary Tomko, Allison Harris Sickels, Eric M. Fisher, Ashley K. Rogers, Elizabeth A. AVERY Smith, James R. Folger, Kirsten Erickson Sankar, Mary J. Banner Elk PTA Bittle, Jason Mike Gasaway, Kenneth W. Stetts, Deborah M. PT D'Andrea, Marybeth Burney, Ann Rush Green, Peter L. Graham PTA Delfosse, Suzan D. Sorrentino, Francis T. Hage, Deborah Elizabeth PT Stout, Ruth Dorffeld Sneed, Leah M. BRUNSWICK Harrington, David M. Sylvester, Kim M. Linville Bolivia Hickman, Jean PTA Warren, Rachel M. PT Ayers, Ruffin Phillips PT Cherry, Dianne D. Long, Gisele A. Mebane Hypes, Charles H. Leland Majid, Qurratulain PT Byrnes, Michael P. Lambert, Vickie C. PT Denner, Herschel A. Makanui, Craig Bennett Majesky, Teresa M. Phillips, Martha W. Gandarela, Theresa Lorraine Mansfield, Kristine Smith, Cynthia K. Wall, Jason Todd Marren, Michele M. Marcy, Daniel C. ALEXANDER PTA Hedrick, Margaret O. Miles, Velvet Powell Maynard, Annette Kathleen Taylorsville Newland Peabody-Taylor, Rebecca Lynn Murphy, Dorriea Lea PT Jordan, Tracy W. PT Goebeler, Reinhold J. PTA Girard, Jennifer E. Partin, Tracy Lowry Mandell, Sean M Lehmann, James R. Shallotte Patel, Smita N. Poetker, Mary W. PTA Aldridge, M. Cassaundra PT Henderson, Jessica A. Paulakonis, Matthew D. PTA Grant, Karen H. Singleton, Brenda A. Stoker, Mary Francis Payne, Gayle S. Jonas, Dwayne Carroll BEAUFORT Thomas, Scott Pennington, Amanda B. Spencer, Gypsy Lynn Belhaven PTA Kennedy, Christina Lee Poole, Allison N. ALLEGANY PT Spilker, Frank J. Southport Risen, Jasmin H. Mt. Airy Washington PT Candelaria, Carolina A. Russell, James S. PT McCollum, Randy W. PT Bedsole, Allison Tankard DesLauriers, Eugene W. Sherk, Michael Sparta Chigavazira, Patrick Love, Helen A. Shoup, Jeffrey D. PT Criss, Sharon C. Eviston, Sara Lin Nobles, Hugh A. Simpson, Betsy Johnston Schneider, Kurt Davis Hall, Paula R. O'Brien, Maureen E. Simpson, Stacy Carroll PTA Branscome, Kimberly D. Hannum, Laurie Ellen O'Byrne, Frances H. Smith, Jennifer C. Byrd, Kristi Lynn Mann, Karen Brown Passingham, Robert S. Snipes, Marie L. Spurlin, Melissa Kay Martin, Nimfa P. Rennick, Lori L. Soderblom, Meghan Hedglin ANSON Maxwell, Jeanine M. Tantilla, Brian C. Stewart, Edwin B. Laurinburg McCall, Sarah R. Weinacht, Marybeth Westbrooks, Jeffrey N. PTA Laity, David C. Morrison, Karin H. PTA Herzog, Mark Wyche, Martha M. Wadesboro Stalls, Maria Platteel Wozniak, Lynn E. PTA Ashley, Kristin Elizabeth PT Genabe, Laila Cabanig PTA Adams-Dunn, J. Elaine Supply Bennett, Ryan Shaffery, Christina Tarabrella Boyd, Amanda C. PT Daniel, Holly J. Brillhart, Priscilla A. Yabes, Adam Gremyson A. Boyd, Jeanea L.P. Delp, Tricia A. Cable, Maria P. PTA Honeycutt, Tommy Lee Briley, Lori Lyn Eckhardt, Lillian E. Congdon, Sarah Hurley, Brandy Michelle Bundy, Trudy G. Ireland, Frederick B. Flynn, Julia Daniel ASHE Harris, Chrystal Gayle Luster, Amy Needham, Tiffany M. Jefferson Jordan, Susan B. McIver, Robert John Robinson, Ray PT Carter, Jeffrey B. Keech, Melissa Bell Nethkin, Charles A. Stevenson, Karen Smith Fulbright, Kalen R. Latham, Anita Chitmon Priestly, Sheila Joyce Elon Hatem, Marie Antoinette Maxwell, Crystal N. Stine, Michelle Rose PT Andrews, A. Williams Hayes, Jan M. Miller, Billy R. PTA Layne, Jennifer Michelle PT/PTA by County 153 PTA Reynolds, Susan C. PT Fluech, David W. PT Lister, Lisa PT Schneider, Donna Wood, Douglas E. Forehand, Jack Wayne Liu, Hen Shin Scoltock, Jeffrey Page BUNCOMBE Fowler, Richard S. Lord, Charise Sears-Brinker, Glenna Arden Fox, Charles Ryan Lynch, Jennifer J. Sech, Julie M. PT Cameron, Catherine I. Garner-Zorn, Kristin Ann Mack, Steven N. Seymour, Shannon K. Steele, Linda P. Gentile, Ronald J. Martin, Amy D. Shen, Grace Crystal PTA Miller, Steve Gerrits, Edwin Martin, Suzanne A. Sibley, Richard D. Willis, Nedra P. Godts, Jean-Francois Masters, Linda K. Simmons, Traci Craft Asheville Gonzalez, Gina S. McCollum, John E. Smith, Donna L. PT Anderson, Jayne L. Grabill, Robert R. McCoy, Sally J. Smith, Geoffrey D. Andrews, Elizabeth A. Graning, Jessica E. McEntire, Tamara E. Smith, Gregory M. Aycock, Sandra B. Greene, Janet Brickhouse McKinsey, Elizabeth M. Smith, T. Andy Baker, Sue Carter Gregory, Joseph V. McLaughlin, Janis V. Stillman, Daniel H. Barber, Christine E. Gutowski, Cheryl R. McWherter, Lisa Strong, Judy H. Beaman, Patricia F. Halford, Melinda Gail Raker Meade, Roger J. Terwilliger, Janet Y. Beijer, David Alan Halford, Richard C. Meadows, John D. Theoharis, Kathryn A. Beldon, Alexander Hall, Daniel R. Mehler, Jason J. Thomson, Douglas Matthew Beldon, Kathie Campbell Hall, Grace T. Miller, Samuel Edwin Towery, Elizabeth H. Belzil, Lucie Hammond, Judith Warren Miller, Wesley Aaron Trask, Alexandra Sanya Bemis, Terry A. Hammonds, Anne Hayler Milligan, Alison M. Voss, Julie A. Blair, Kathleen C. Hand, Michael P. Minton, William T. Walker, Brenda J. Blais, Greg Heilig, Helene R. Mollenkopf, Ilsa K. Ward, Michael E. Blessington, Kevin P. Heilig, Michael L. Morse, Jane L. Weiss, Janet Borne, Kimberly Edley Hendershot, Cornelia Moseley, Suellen A. Whatley, Stacey A. Bouts, Lisa M. Herman, Susan E. Neill, Lisa M. Yaccarino, Pamela K. Bracks, Adam James F. Higgins, Terry W. Nelson, Karl Dieter Yeisley, Jennifer Mayer Bradley, Brian Christopher Hilinski, Benjamin J. Nelson, Miriam Salloum Yost, Christine R. Buchanan, Elizabeth Ann Holmes, Mitzi Jo Novak, Julie A. Zorn, Donna C. Buchanan, Tracy T. Houser, Christopher S. Paar, Sallie L. Zwieg, David L. Budney, Bruce Hunt, Kelly L. Packer, Idelle S. PTA Barnwell, George W. Burns, Adriane Reagan Hutt, Clara G. Palmeri-Parkin, Cynthia Bozeman, Susan N. Cady, Darren M. Ingram, James J. Parham, Michael B. Brigman, Kimberly D. Cady, Wendy L. Ingram, Laura H. Parker, Debra G. Brown, Lawrence E. Carlson, Susan F. Izzard, Elann M. Parobek, Cynthia C. Cauble, Lora H. Carzoli, John Andrew Johnston, Sheila D. Parobek, Daniel P. Chambers, Bryanna Castiglione, Mary M. Kalarovich, William A. Pearson, Michael E. Christianson, Dawn R. Cheshire, Linda Harris Kamm, Annette S. Pebbles, Susan E. Crenshaw, Arthur Boxley Chislett, Meg E. Kasben, Kathleen M. E. Pentchev, Plamen I. Davis, Amy L. Chivers, William L. Kelly, Krista D. Pepera, Cecilia Davis, Mary-Jane Crouch, Ellen S. Kempel, Suzanne J. Peters, Charles M. Dawson, Melanie L. Dameron, Kathleen H. Kemper, Elizabeth B. Peters, Dina Marie Donaldson, Charlene R. Davidson, Rebecca A. Kern, Kirsten M. Petersen, David Dula, Gerald S. Davis, Susan Allen Kinchen, Elizabeth A. Pierce, Lydia T. Edney, Heather Burns Day, Benjamin Elijah King, Steven M. Pirie, Carol E. Frankwicz, Sharon Delmas, Teague W. Kotsias, Rita M. Plyler, Anne B. Freeman, Lori W. Dickey, Scott E. Kramer, Adrienne L. Potoczek, Barbara C. Hess, Penny M. Dobbyn, Lili M. Kyker, Diane E. Purcell, Melanie Barbour Hilow, Carol R. Dupont, Annette M. LaDu, Rebecca Howe Ranney, Amira E. Kloman, Karen W. Dylus, Laura J. Lambert, Bryan A. Reynolds, Ellen Lavoie, David A. Edwards, Samuel T. Landis, Ellen D. Riehman, Eileen P. Lee, Linda D. Eggert, Melanie L. Landolfi, Kelly M. Righi, Nancy E. Liberatori, Denise M. Ellis, J. Marion Laufer, Donald C. Robbins, Charles A. Lilly, Joanna Christine Emerick, Linda Lawler, Brian K. Roberts, Paul Little, Amy M. Evans, Madeline Kay Lawrence, Catherine J. Roueche, Julia M. Lowe, Patrick Alan Evans, Ray E. Leitgeb, Ann Marie Rouse, Damon Gregory Marcu, Lorraine O. Everett, Margaret B. Leonard, John B. Samuels, Vickie W. McDaniel, Tammy R. Federico, Ashley V. Levine, Anne Sansbury, Emily J. McGill, Pamela S. Federico, Bryan Levy, Barbara S. Sayles, Deborah Neal McKinney, Andrea Flowers, Gregory W. Lewis, Dayna Ann Scarborough, Douglas Troy Melanson, William K. Floyd, George W. Lindsey, James S. Scheewe, Maggi R. Mirchandani, Janean M. 154 PT/PTA by County PTA Moran, Brian M. BURKE PT Anderson, Debora W. PTA Geist, Arleen M. Naiman, Sheila R. Connellys Springs Kilpatrick, Gloria A. Hencken, Mary G. Nalesnik, Nancy L. PT Curnow, Lynn E. Paige, Keisha D. Hill, Katherine A. Nichol, Candace L. PTA Eggers, Kelli H. Stilwell, Tracy J. Holtzclaw, Grace Y. Ordnung, Eric J. Drexel Wright, Richard W. Howell, Jethro Jackson Phillips, Tammie C. PT Stevenson, Susan T. PTA Lowdermilk, Pamela D. Howell, Lisa K. Postles-Britt, Jennifer PTA Bradshaw, Barbara A. Perlman, Aaron A. Kilgore, Rebecca Ann Ramsey, Wanda J. Bradshaw, Joe Wilson Sigmon, Patsy W. Kirsch, Rosanne M. Rhodes, Kathryn L. Chapman, Joan W. Stirewalt, Mark R. Lee, Amy P. Rusek, Sandra L. Morganton CABARRUS Little, Anne W. Seibel, George PT Amoia, Florence L. Concord Matter, Theresa L. Sharp, Kathryn S. Bedard, S. Renea PT Altieri, David F. McClain, Rhonda H. Stanz, Peter J. Cozad, John A. Antoszyk, Sharon B. McGinnis, Cynthia Kathleen Story, Mitzi P. Craig, Deborah J. Anzalone, Thomas N. Miller, Laurie N. Stroud, Linda Lynn Dunford, Bridget J. Asibal, Gilibeth Resano Mills, Jennifer Erin Swann, Lynda Walker Ervin, David B. Beecher, Scott T. Plott, Teresia Weaver Tanner, Andrew D. Ervin, Robbin E. Breckenridge, Holly M.
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