My background includes completing my undergraduate degree in Athletic Training before continuing to my Doctorate in Physical Therapy, completing a Certificate of Orthopedic Manual Techniques, a 200 hour Registered Yoga Teacher and a 100 hour National Pilates Certification.

Natalie Jennings, PT, DPT, COMT, ATC

I am a dedicated Physical Therapist that specializes in prosthetic training and working with individuals who have experienced limb loss. My journey into this field was influenced by a family member who lost their limb during my childhood. Witnessing their resilience and the transformative impact of prosthetic care from a young age inspired my career path.

I am passionate about helping my patients regain mobility, independence, and confidence through personalized rehabilitation programs. With eight years of experience in the field, I combine clinical expertise with empathy to provide comprehensive care tailored to each individual's unique needs.

Mission

To assist in the progression of education and knowledge that is available to future care providers as well as current prosthetic users through volunteer opportunities for improvements in the quality of care provided to those navigating the limb loss journey.

Roles & Activities:

Volunteering at various running and mobility clinics including CAF, Amp Coalition, CNL and OPAF
Adjunct Faculty and Guest Lecture at local universities in Arizona such as Tufts University, Midwestern
University, Carrington College and Pima Medical Institute of Phoenix
Attend continuing education events both in person and virtual
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Volunteered with Limb Kind Foundation in Zambia, Africa in November 2024

Vision

To create a better care system for individuals after limb loss
Improve continuity of care between all providers within this patient population
Facilitate a quicker return to prior level of function when possible
Improve Quality of Life for all patients that is not dependent upon their insurance restrictions

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