<p> ANDREA TONI BARBERIS</p><p>11254 SW 58th Court Cooper City, FL 33330 (954) 249-1917</p><p>OBJECTIVE I am seeking an outpatient Physical Therapy position with a focus on sports and orthopedic injuries. I am seeking to work three days a week between 10-12 hours a day and am willing to work every weekend.</p><p>EDUCATION FL PHYSICAL THERAPY LICENSE # PT 18729 issued on 1/25/00 SC PHYSICAL THERAPY LICENSE # 8021 issued on 12/29/15 NC PHYSICAL THERAPY LICENSE # 16076 issued on 1/4/16</p><p>BOARD CERTIFICATION IN SPORTS PHYSICAL THERAPY Certification number 46097 effective 5/18/15, Score 712 (Passing is 500)</p><p>MANUAL THERAPY CERTIFICATION from the University of St Augustine 8/08/09, Average score for 20 Written, Oral and Practicals - 96%</p><p>UNIVERSITY OF SAINT AUGUSTINE St Augustine, FL Doctorate of Physical Therapy April 2010, GPA 3.9 (High Honors)</p><p>FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Miami, FL Master's of Science in Physical Therapy December 2004, GPA 4.0 (Summa Cum Laude)</p><p>FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Miami, FL Bachelors of Science in Physical Therapy December 1999, GPA 3.9 (Summa Cum Laude)</p><p>BROWARD COLLEGE Davie, FL Associate of Arts May 1997, GPA 4.0 (Highest Honors)</p><p>RELEVANT Physical Therapist III EXPERIENCE Memorial Hospital – Pembroke Pines, FL 06/25/01 – present Outpatient Physical Therapy</p><p>Job Description: Level III Physical Therapist as of August 2014 80% of time performing Patient Care 20% of time on projects including: Developed 4 hour Continuing Education course “Plantar Foot Pain: Evaluation and Treatment Using a Biomechanical Approach” Developing and presenting in-services Presenting new rehabilitation programs to doctors, Developing rehabilitation protocols Heading return to sports program Researching the need for and writing policy for new equipment ANDREA TONI BARBERIS</p><p>Page 2 08/10/03 – 09/03/05 Physical Therapist North Ridge Medical Center – Fort Lauderdale, FL Acute Physical Therapy</p><p>Job Description: Staff Physical Therapist</p><p>04/09/01 - 10/06/01 Physical Therapist HealthSouth Sunrise Rehabilitation Hospital - Sunrise, FL Rehab Physical Therapy</p><p>Job Description: Staff Physical Therapist</p><p>07/23/00 - 01/05/02 Physical Therapist University Hospital & Medical Center - Tamarac, FL Acute Physical Therapy</p><p>Job Description: Staff Physical Therapist</p><p>SKILLS * Ability to effectively manage and mentor physical therapy interns * Ability to effectively use EPIC computer system and Microsoft office suite, including PowerPoint * Ability to motivate and persuade uncooperative patients * Ability to consistently provide very good customer service * Ability to defuse difficult situations with patients * Ability to work autonomously * Ability to multitask and finish assigned responsibilities * Ability to communicate well with others * Ability to work well under pressure * Ability to responsibly take charge * Ability to improve work efficiency * Ability to adapt to and learn new computer software * Ability to creatively develop a variety of treatment options</p><p>CONTINUING * SCS Prep Course by Evidence in Motion 63 Hours EDUCATION * Shoulder Assessment, Corrective Exercise by Eric Cressy 07 Hours * 2014 Pediatric and Adolescent Shoulder and Elbow Update 6.5 Hours * Recent Advance in Evidence Based Shoulder by Mike Reinold 21 Hours * Functional Hip, Foot and Ankle by the Gray Institute 15 Hours  Treatment of Adult with Neuromotor Disorders by NDT Assoc 24 Hours  Biomechanical/Movement Based Assessment of Hip/Pelvis 09 Hours  Functional Gait Assessment & Treat by Inst. of Physical Art 20 Hours  The Upper Quarter Diagnosis/Treatment C-Spine to Hand 14 Hours  PNF I-Functional Approach to PNF by Inst. of Physical Art 28 Hours  Manual Therapy Certification Review 32 Hours  S3- Advanced Evaluation/Manipulation of the C- and T-Spine 27 Hours ANDREA TONI BARBERIS</p><p>Page 3  S4- Functional Analysis/Management of Lumbo-Pelvic –Hip 15 Hours  MF1-Myofascial Manipulation 20 Hours  S2-Advanced Evaluation and Manipulation of the Spine 21 Hours  E2 Extremity Integration 23 Hours  Orthopaedic Management of Upper Quarter Injuries 23 Hours  E1-Extremity Evaluation and Manipulation 30 Hours  Rehabilitation for the Shoulder, Elbow and Spine 19 Hours  S1-Introduction to Spinal Evaluation and Manipulation 35 Hours  Foundations of Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD/CDP) in US 13 Hours  Clinical Instructor Certification Course 07 Hours  Equine PT-Narelle Stubbs Foundation Level 53 Hours  Orthopedic Management of the Lumbopelvic Region 18 Hours * Equine Physical Therapy 1 Equine Sports Therapeutics 53 Hours  InforMED 2000-2001 Physical Therapy Update: HIV/AIDS 01 Hour * Physical Therapy Evaluation/Treatment-Urinary Incontinence 15 Hours * Memorial Healthcare System: HIV/AIDS Self Study 01 Hour * Broward Community College: Prevention of Medical Errors 02 Hours</p><p>HONORS * Breakfast with Hospital CEO for upholding Quality Pillar * National Dean's List (every semester) * President's list (every semester) * Referenced in Self Help book by Elizabeth Brickman * Golden Key Scholarship recipient * Academic scholarship awarded * Honorary member of "Who's Who in American College Students"</p><p>ACTIVITIES * Exercising * Camping * Horseback rider * Travel</p><p>COMMUNITY * Memorial Healthcare System walks and runs SERVICE * Participation in various volunteer activities for the Memorial Healthcare System including Health Fairs, Open Houses, and Career Day * Donations to Animal Welfare * Donations to United Way</p><p>REFERENCES Available upon request</p>