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Angie grew up in Boise, ID, attending Boise State University before earning her B.S. in Kinesiology and Exercise Science at Montana State University. She received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University in Arizona in 2005, while working as an instructor in the anatomy and cadaver lab for the Arizona School of Massage Therapy.

She is experienced across multiple areas of physical therapy including inpatient rehabilitation of heart surgery, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and ICU general trauma, with the majority of her career spent in private practice orthopedics and sports medicine. Her clinical passion was Occupational Health & Wellness, where she completed advanced training as a Certified Functional Capacity Evaluator.

She served as the PT for Simms Fishing for five years and performed Job Analyses, work conditioning programs, and post-offer physical abilities testing for many companies. She also served as a Clinical Rehabilitation Director for seven years at Billings Clinic and Bridger Orthopedic before transitioning into consultation and Independent Medical Exam work.

Angie is certified in Functional Dry Needling and Class IV Laser Therapy. She is married with one amazing daughter, and loves spending time with family and friends in the great outdoors, downhill skiing, and watching her daughter play hard on and off the court.

A native Montanan, Rob began his journey towards athletic training with a passion for moving in the outdoors. A love of climbing, snowboarding and trail running eventually led him to a bachelor's degree in exercise science from Montana State University in Bozeman. In 2011, he transitioned from the Rocky Mountains to the Mid-Atlantic in pursuit of a master's degree in athletic training. He graduated with honors from Shenandoah University in Northern Virginia in 2013.

As a certified athletic trainer, his priority is creating the most effective treatments available for musculoskeletal injuries both acute and chronic in nature. Rob also believes that if your job requires movement, you are a professional athlete. Industrial athletes deserve the same high quality injury treatment and prevention services you would find available in the athletic training rooms associated with more traditional sports like football or basketball.

Since 2013, Rob has had the privilege of using a variety of evidence-based interventions in treating and preventing sports injuries in athletes of all stripes. In addition to traditional high school and collegiate athletics, he feels lucky to have worked with law enforcement, factory workers, ultra endurance runners and mixed martial arts fighters. He has also worked with professional skiers and snowboarders with Teton Gravity Research and competitors in the Freeride World Tour.

Rob is currently the athletic trainer for Gallatin High School. He is a certified provider of Class IV laser therapy, certified in Dry Needling by the Institute of the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy, certified in manual therapy as a Rockblades IASTM level 2 provider, and certified in functional movement assessment as a level 1 SFMA Movement Screen provider.