For several years, Meghan worked as a therapy aide in a variety of outpatient clinics. Watching the determination people have to overcome impairments – big or small – is what inspired her to become a physical therapist.

Her favorite part of being a physical therapist is being able to work hand-in-hand with families and caregivers to make sure that each child can reach his or her highest potential. She does this by building good rapport with the child and makes sure the therapy is fun and playful but also aimed at successful outcomes.

Meghan enjoys working with patients with neurological deficits.

When she is not working, Meghan is most happy spending quality time with her husband and two children, especially when they’re boating.