Specialty Hospital

JENNIFER FORKEY, MS, MPT, joined Crotched Mountain in 2005. She received her Masters in Physical Therapy from University of Massachusetts at Lowell in 1999. She also earneda masters degree in Immunology and Epidemiology from Roswell Park Cancer Institute at University of Buffalo where her thesis studiedbreast cancer research using Immunotherapy. Jennifer develop her interest in the field workingat Ohio State's Brain Injury Clinic. Her specialties includemanual orthopedics, focusing on myofascial and muscle energy techniques. She is very enthusiastic about being on the research committee at Crotched Mountain.

DONNA GOSSELIN, PT received her BS in Physical Therapy from University of Lowell in 1987 at which time she began her career at Crotched Mountain working with a pediatric clientel. After a couple of years hiatus from Crotched Mountain, she returned to work in the Brain Injury Center in 1994 where she is currently the lead clinician. Her additional experience includes geriatrics and home health.  Special interests include neurorehabilitation, serial casting, seating and mobility.

PAMELA NATION, MPT, CBIS, CBIT is a Physical Therapist who received a BS in Biology with a minor in Fine Arts from Notre Dame College in Manchester, NH where she later earned her MA in Physical Therapy. In addition to her clinical work at rehabilitation facilities in New Hampshire she brings ten years of experience as an educator at The Well School in Peterborough, NH. In her role she will be offering an outpatient rehabilitation program for people with a spinal cord injury using the state of the art therapy pool.

DAVID SCOTT, PTA, obtained an associate's degree as a physical therapist assistant from the Community College of the Air Force. He served ten years in the military, where he gained a strong orthopedic background. Desiring to expand his horizons and professional experience, he came to Crotched Mountain in June 2006. His particular areas of interest are neurorehabilitation, therapeutic exercise, and myofascial integration techniques.