Jess graduated from Broadfording Christian Academy in 2006. She is married with 4 beautiful children– Bailey, Bristol, Wesley and Presley. 

In her words “I have always dreamed of making a difference in the lives of children and I know working at PMC I am a part of something amazing that has brought endless opportunities to children of all abilities. Seeing these children working with our talented therapist and reaching goals they never thought possible is something I can look forward to everyday! It will always be my goal to show every child and their family compassion and support."

Nature graduated from Towson University with a Bachelor's in Exercise Science before going to South College in Knoxville, TN for physical therapy school. Nature has experience in a variety of pediatric settings including early intervention, school systems, and outpatient physical therapy, as well as at a residential facility for teenagers and adults with congenital conditions. She is also a CureDuchenne Certified PT for Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophy and a certified yoga instructor for kids through Kidding Around Yoga.

Nature's favorite part of working in pediatrics is getting to work so closely with all the families we support. She also loves how unique each child is and how that allows her to be creative during each treatment session to find ways to make physical therapy fun and engaging.

Outside of the clinic, Nature loves spending time with her friends and family and her two cats. She also enjoys reading, hiking, and doing anything outdoors when the weather is warm.

Bethany joins the PMC team with 10 years of experience in outpatient orthopedics. After working as a PT tech, she became a PTA and also ran an aquatics program for four years. In addition to her experience in pediatrics, she is also a Certified Fall Prevention Specialist. 

Bethany believes that kids thrive in a nurturing and supportive environment. It is her goal to meet her patients where they are socially, emotionally, and physically to best support them as a person to meet their goals. Bethany also has a son with a disability, which gives her the unique perspective of not only being a therapist, but also understanding what some of the families she works with, are going through. She cares deeply about the disability community and advocating for improvement in outdated policies, gaps in needs within the community, and improving special education. 

Outside of the clinic, Bethany volunteers for the local chapter of a national non-profit therapy dog organization, and loves to read and spend time with her son.

“Sometimes the road to get the end result is muddy, but never lose sight of how far you’ve come to get to where you are.”

Bria Comer is a licensed physical therapist assistant as well as a professional dance instructor. She has danced her entire life, taught dance at various dance studios since she was 15, and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Dance from James Madison University. Besides teaching dance, she has also been a member of various dance companies (DanceAntonini, Golden Dance Experiment, Light Switch Dance Theatre) and she served as the artistic director of Equinox Dance Company, a non-profit based in Frederick which focused on bringing dance to the community, for five years. Bria became interested in the field of physical therapy after an accident her freshman year of college threatened to take away her dancing dream. She graduated from Carroll Community College's Physical Therapist Assistant program in 2018 and has been working in pediatrics since then. 

Before coming to PMC, Bria worked at MOCO Movement Center and got clinical experience at Kennedy Krieger Institute, where she was also a patient (in PT, OT, and speech) after her freshman year accident. Bria loves getting to combine her knowledge of the human body, her love of movement, and her personal experience to help her patients and students become the strongest they can be. She has worked with children since she was a kid herself, and loves finding ways to make exercising fun and functional to promote a lifelong passion for movement. Her favorite quote is, "impossible is not a fact, it's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration, it's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing." Bria currently works as part of the physical therapy team at PMC and as a dance instructor at 24/7 Dance Studio. When she isn't working, Bria loves getting to play with her puppy Slinky, reading, exercising, or napping. Bria and her husband are also excited to be welcoming their first baby into the world, due February 2022.

Brittney is excited to join PMC because it has always been her dream to work somewhere that she can make a difference in others lives. She is thrilled to work in pediatrics and bring a light to each child's life.

Brittney completed her 12 week clinical rotation at PMC Frederick during her time as a PTA student. She is also a dance instructor for kids ages 2-19, and has taught dance for 15 years! Additionally, she has volunteer experience with Aaron's Acres, a summer camp for kids with disabilities.

Brittney  aspires to give each and every patient the best care that she can give and advocate to do what is best for everyone. She wants to be someone that others can go to and be that support system that others need. 

Brittney joins the Frederick PMC team as a Physical Therapist Assistant. She has 6 years worth of experience. In addition to her schooling she has also earned her Aquatic Therapy & Rehab Institute certification. Because of the great things she’s heard about PMC and had wanted to move her career into pediatrics, this was the perfect opportunity for her! She is very passionate about Cerebral Palsy Awareness, Rare Genes Day, and Autoimmune Disorders in kids due having a long family history of life-long diagnoses with these conditions. 

Outside of work,  Brittney enjoys reading, visiting parks and botanical gardens with her husband and 2 daughters. Her life motto is “this too shall pass.” She explains that when things get hard in life, whether it’s financial, emotional, medical  hardships…her family shares the idea that staying strong and working together will help them weather the storm until it passes. Welcome to the team, Brittney!

Hannah graduated from Slippery Rock University in 2018 with Bachelors of Science in Exercise Science. Hannah's educational career continued to Gannon University, where she graduated with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2021. Prior to graduating from Gannon University, Hannah spent time at PMC as part of her fieldwork experience, and found that she loved her experience in pediatrics and found the team "helpful and welcoming" and knew that was where she wanted to spend her career. Hannah finds it "exciting to see  kiddos learn and grow" and also finds working as a physical therapist "so rewarding" because of the improvements her clients make. Hannah " loves having the ability to spend time with the kids one-on-one and helping them learn new skills." 

In her free time, Hannah enjoys spending quality time with her family, including her dogs, and spending time outdoors going for walks. Hannah believes that "whatever you decide to do in life, do it to the best of your ability!" 

Jules graduated from Shenandoah University and worked as a pediatric physical therapist prior to joining the PMC team in 2024. She has taken additional courses with TMR tots as well as toe walking to increase her knowledge and skillset. Jules enjoys working with all kids, as they each are uniquely special. As for life outside the clinic, she is very active and hones in on her nutrition and health to keep up with the kiddos she work with! Jules enjoys spending time with her friends and family, exploring new activities and new adventures. Jules is involved with her local church family and finds that to be a very important piece of her life.

Rena is a graduate of Penn State Mont Alto. She has been in her field of study for 3 years. She is passionate about making every day a great day for herself and other people. She wants to make a difference in changing people's lives and helping them the best she can. She is able to do that through physical therapy, especially with kiddos. Rena loves the mission and message PMC stands for- it enables her to provide the best care that she can. Working with kids has been such a bright light in her life and allows her to stay young at heart forever. 

Outside of PMC Rena enjoys spending time with loved ones, reading, traveling, spending time in nature, and practicing yoga. 

Her favorite quote is “Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. But today is a gift, that is why it is called the present”

Samantha joins us as a Physical Therapist Assistant with an extensive background in Dance.  She atttended Penn State University, and outside of work, she loves to dance, travel and go to the lake.

She is passionate about encouraging an environment and treatment session that allows kids to just be kids! Also very passionate about all things coffee, of course!

Paola is excited to work with the pediatric population at PMC and to enhance her skills as a PTA.  This is her first opportunity to work with pediatric patients, and is something she has always wanted to do.  She has been a PTA for three years.

Paola is a graduate of Salisbury University and earned her PTA degree at Montgomery College.  She speaks fluent Spanish.

Paola believes she can help PMC's mission by bringing positive reinforcement to help build a child's self-esteem and confidence during each treatment, and by creating a safe and supportive space for each child.  She cares about patient advocacy, the importance of early intervention, and educating not only the patient, but the family as well.  She describes herself as compassionate, encouraging, and communicative.

In her spare time, Paola loves hanging out with her husband and daughter; together they love to have dance parties.  She also loves going to the beach and to amusement parks.

 Abigail (aka: “Abby”) joined PMC as a Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant in 2022. She is a graduate of Allegany College of Maryland in Cumberland. She comes with clinical experience in Inpatient/outpatient rehab, the school system, and experience working in a skilled nursing facility. 

She is passionate about “bringing a holistic approach to working with the pediatric population.” She loves “being a part of their support system in helping them gain strength, independence & confidence to achieve their full potential.” 

Alisha joins us after obtaining her degree from the Community College of Baltimore County - Catonsville Campus. She completed her last level two fieldwork at PMC  and is thrilled to be a part of our Frederick team. She is passionate about being able to watch each kiddo she works with achieve their goals through play. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, going camping and traveling. 

Amanda joined the PMC team in 2021 with a background in treating pediatrics in an outpatient setting and treating patients (primarily adults) in short-term rehabilitation facilities. Amanda graduated from St. Catherine University (which included fieldwork experience at PMC in 2018) and wanted to work with pediatrics  because so loves "getting to help kiddos meet their goals" and she also loves "seeing how proud their parents are!" For Amanda, kids are fun to work with because they are always so fun and positive and make her "laugh several times a day" because of their silliness!  Amanda was drawn to PMC because of the plethora of equipment, the "positive, team-driven work environment, and the wonderful kiddos/parents... PMC is unique and so worth my hour drive to work!"

When Amanda is not working, she enjoys adventuring with her husband and little girl, reading, working out, and pursuing creative endeavors such as baking and painting! Her favorite quote is from Dr. Temple Grandin who said that "There needs to be a lot more emphasis on what a child can do instead of what he cannot do" and here at PMC we could not agree more! 

Candace joins PMC with six years of clinical experience, most recently as a pediatric OT in Bethesda, MD. In addition to her clinical experience, Candace is also CBIS vertified (Certified Brain Injury Specialist). In her spare time, she enjoys dancing, hiking, deep sea fishing and spending time with her family and her sweet dog. She is passionate caring for the earth, animals and the homeless population. Her personal motto is "Always give 100%."

Katie is a graduate of West Virginia University, and has a year of clinical experience, in addition to completing Level II fieldworks in hand therapy and outpatient pediatrics. She is passionate about creating a fun, safe environment for kiddos, by utilizing their strengths and interests to help them reach their goals. She also feel strongly about parent and caregiver education to help children be successful in their occupations across all contexts. She loves to run, bake and cook, read, play sports, and go to sporting events!

Jenna completed her Bachelor’s Degree at Frostburg State University in Exercise and Sports Science. She then continued on to receive her Master’s of Occupational Therapy degree from Delaware State University in 2021. She's experienced therapy in a variety of settings, including: hand therapy, school-based therapy, long term care, and work with veterans reintegrating into society. Jenna gained her clinical fieldwork experience at PMC, and was in awe at the positive culture, and client-centered advocacy PMC has created. In her words, Jenna knew "before the start of my academic career that I wanted to work in pediatrics, and the kids and families at PMC solidified that choice for me." Jenna's favorite thing about being a pediatric OT is helping promote skills a child can take with them throughout life. 

Watching a child gain independence and confidence in themselves is truly rewarding for Jenna, especially through the occupation of play! Clinical areas of interest that Jenna is eager to continue learning about include vision therapy and feeding therapy.

Some of her favorite things to do in her free time include reading a good book, spending time outdoors, working out, going to spin class, playing with her puppy Murphy, and spending time with family and friends.

Michelle joins us after working at Kennedy Krieger in the Neurobehavioral Unit and Intensive Feeding Unit. She worked as a behavior data specialist for 3 years at Kennedy Krieger before completing her education in occupational therapy. She also has experience at the University of Maryland - Baltimore Washington Hospital in their inpatient mental health unit. 

Michelle is excited to be a part of an amazing team and help make a difference in children's and families lives. In her spare time, she is very active, and enjoys going to the gym, cooking, hiking, and horseback riding. She is interested in seeking certification in therapeutic horseback riding. She is also passionate about helping animals in need and promoting mental health awareness.

Alexa joins us after working at an outpatient pediatric setting as a therapy aide. She also completed her level II fieldwork rotation at Kennedy Krieger's Center for Autism and Related Disorders , and worked on an inpatient adolescent psychiatric rotation at the University of Maryland Medical Center. 

Alexa has over eight years of experience working with children, and obtained her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from Towson University. She also has received her NBCOT certification. She believes in empowering children, assuming competency, and utilizing a strengths-based approach to therapy. She believes it is important to follow a child's lead and meet them where they are to truly empower them as emotionally, socially, and physically strong individuals. She cares deeply for culturally competent care and making efforts to address healthcare disparities for individuals of other cultures and languages. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, cooking, and baking sourdough. She is bilingual and is able to provide services in Spanish.

Mallory completed her Level II fieldwork at PMC and immediately knew she wanted to work here.  She cited the positive work culture and client/family centered approach as the main reasons.

Mallory obtained her bachelor's degree at Mt. St. Mary's and her masters at Messiah University.  She has experience in neuro and pediatric outpatient, school-based therapy, and non-traditional therapy, such as working with young women transitioning out of foster care.

She plans to strive to fulfill PMC's mission with every child, to help them develop skills, overcome challenges, and achieve their fullest potential.

In her spare time, Mallory likes to spend time with her family and friends; she also enjoys golfing, reading, and taking her dog for walks.

Christina received her Bachelors Degree from Buffalo State College and her Masters Degree from the University at Buffalo. Christina joined the PMC team in 2021 with a pediatric therapy background in both the educational and outpatient settings. Christina has significant experience treating clients with articulation concerns and also needs for augmentative and alternative communication devices (AAC.) Her skillset has been formed in these areas through formal trainings and through experience via treatment. Christina enjoys working in a collaborative environment with wonderful people and amazing therapists. 

In her words, Christina enjoys "seeing the world through children's eyes" as it is "so fun and makes my job enjoyable and different each day." Additionally, she believes that every individual has the ability to learn and grow. Christina "believes in personal and meaningful relationships with her patients and their families" serving each client as a whole person, not just a specific concern. Her "greatest satisfaction comes from the success and growth of her patients" which she serves tirelessly day in and day out. 

When Christina is out of the office, she enjoys spending her time outdoors, visiting with family and friends, and also traveling to places that she has never been. She also has a strong creative streak, and always enjoys working on a new projects!

La'Keia is a recent graduate of the University of Kentucky with a Master's Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. She joins PMC with three years of experience and a special interest in feeding therapy!

In her spare time, La'Keia loves to read and spend time with her family. She is passionate about making a difference and paving a way for people who look like her. Her personal motto is "she believed she could, so she did!"

Lindsay received her Associates of Science degree from Allegany College of Maryland, her Bachelors of Science Degree from Frostburg State University and her Masters of Science Degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Lindsay joined the PMC team in 2024 with a pediatric therapy background in both the educational and outpatient settings. 

Lindsay has significant experience treating clients with a varity of expressive, receptive and pragmatic language disorders. Additionlly, she has lead parent training classes. Lindsay has DIR Floortime basic Certification, Hanen More Than Words Certification, Hanen It Takes Two to Talk Certification PECS Level 1 Training, LAMP training, Zones of Regulation Training, and PROMPT training (introduction and Bridging).

In her words, Lindsay is inspired by that "moment when it all clicks" for her patients and deeply enjoys the connections she makes with her families.

Sophia has a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Florida and recently completed her Master's Degree in the same discipline at Penn State.

Sophia joins PMC after recently completing an externship experience at Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development in my hometown of Lancaster, PA. She also worked as a para-educator and personal care assistant in Early Intervention preschool classrooms across the city of Pittsburgh during her summer/winter breaks from college. 

She is passionate about pediatric dysphagia and motor-speech disorders. She has certifications in MBSIMP and SPEAK OUT! (Parkinson's Voice Project). 

In her spare time, Sophia loves to travel, spend time with friends and family, and workout. 

Sophie is excited to be working at PMC because she will have the opportunity to work with a population that she has a lot of experience working with already but also can learn so much more from! She knows that each day at PMC will bring something different, and she looks forward to collaborating with other therapists and families to provide the best services possible for each child. 

She believes she can help PMC's mission by advocating for children and their families in order to provide the best possible care for each client. As an SLP, she loves to collaborate with families to create meaningful goals for their child and go above and beyond every day to help them achieve their goals. 

Sophia is passionate about special education policy, pediatric cancer research and global health initiatives. 

Colleen is a compassionate and creative member of the Pediatric Movement Center team. With over 20 years of experience within the special needs community, including two years of clinical practice as a graduate student, Colleen brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to her role. Having graduated summa cum laude from Loyola University Maryland, she is passionate about trauma-informed care and child-led therapies, ensuring that every child's communicative journey is both enjoyable and impactful. Colleen is particularly excited about collaborating with her fellow professionals at PMC, where holistic services allow children to express themselves in versatile ways. Outside of work, she enjoys making music, reading, and spending quality time with her cat. Colleen’s dedication to empowering families and advocating for special needs education complements our mission of fostering emotionally, socially, and physically strong children. Welcome to the team, Colleen!

Abigail joins PMC as a Therapy Technician. Abigail is currently studying biology at Hood College, with the intention of attending physician assistant school to specialize in cardiology. At Hood, Abigail is a team captin of the Equestrian Team and competes in IHSA. 

Abby enjoys playing video games, drawing, ceramics, and fish-keeping and is passionate about horseback riding and animals. 

Maison is a 2020 graduate of North Hagerstown High. He came to work with us at PMC during the summer of 2022. He is very passionate about music and his family! Spending time with his family is very important to him. Maison is a musician through and through; he plays the drums and bass. He has a love for building Legos, flying FPV Drones and RC Airplanes. We are so happy to have Maison as a team member!

Milena is excited to gain experience in the therapy field and also learn how physical therapy relates to someone's mental wellness. She loves working with kids and seeing them progress and learn new skills and grow as individuals.

She is a student teacher for a gymnastics class at her dance studio, and has 3 years of teaching gymnastics. She recently earned a scholarship for being the best student teacher at the studio!

In her spare time, she enjoys playing piano and trombone, and is also president for the National Business Honors Society and the Leaders of the Love Loud Fellowship Club at her school. 

Milena strives to empower children at PMC by being an exemplary leader and applying her skills to help them improve in strength and flexibility through exercise and stretching and helping them build confidence. Her career goal is to work with kids in the therapy field: either in social work or physical therapy. Some causes she cares about include education for children around the world, mental health and feeding the hungry. 

More info coming soon!

Rachel's personal motto is to "live in the moment".  She is excited to gain knowledge and experiences as a tech, and hopes to make an impact on the lives of children at PMC by creating meaningful relationships and being a positive role model.

She is currently a student at Linganore High School, and in her spare time, loves to play softball, hangout with family and friends, enjoy nature, and read.

Lincoln is committed to the mission of PMC by providing a positive experience for the patients, supporting and assisting them to meet their goals every day.  His own personal motto is to "never give up".

He is a student at Brunswick High School, where he plays soccer, among other sports. He is passionate about physical health.  In his spare time he enjoys working out, playing sports, and hanging out with friends.

His future plans include attending college to pursue a PT degree.

Dominique's personal motto is to live life to the fullest- to do what makes you happy.  She is excited to be a part of PMC - she enjoys working with, teaching, and encouraging children, and she wants to gain a better understanding of different disabilities and discover how she may help those patients to be their best. 

Some of the causes she cares about are autism awareness, mental health, and children with disabilities. 

Dominique attended Tuscarora High School.  In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, writing, and hanging out with her family.

Bio coming soon!

A participant of the FCPS Apprenticeship program, Mary Joy Johnson attends Frederick High School. She is a member of both the cross county and unified track teams. Outside of work and school, she enjoys playing guitar, writing, drawing and being with family. 

Mary Joy is one of seven siblings, and loves working with kids. She is passionate about helping others, preserving nature, and art. She loves instructing KidMotion classes and seeing the students learn and grow

Reilly is excited to create a fun environment full of joyous memories! She has six years of experience; which includes babysitting and as student teacher at her ballet studio. In her spare time, she enjoys hanging out with her cats and exercising. She strives to be a positive role model and create a positive atmosphere for everyone at PMC. Some causes she cares about include animals (especially cats), the environment, and recycling. Her personal motto is "vision without action is a daydream."

Bio coming soon!

Zaykia Horst joined the Pediatric Movement Center team in the fall of 2021.  Zaykia has an Associates degree in Early Childhood Education, and is currently working on completing a Bachelors Degree in Behavioral Health Science. She has 10 years of experience in working with Pediatrics. Zaykia loves working with children and animals too! She also volunteered for 10+ years at Star Equestrian Center helping with lessons for her special needs friends. 

When not at PMC, Zaykia loves to read, be outdoors camping or hiking,  spending time with her family and friends and watching movies. Additionally, she comes from a big family and is a foster sister, which she absolutely loves! We are so lucky to have Zaykia as part of the PMC family! 

Becky is excited to work at PMC because she believes in the company's mission to empower children. She is passionate about making sure that patients and their caregivers feel heard and understood. She will do whatever is necessary to make visits as pleasant as possible and approaches all people with empathy and kindness.

In her sparetime, she enjoys watching her sons play baseball. She loves to spend time with family and friends, as well as entertain, decorate, read, swim and ride her stationary bike. 

Her biggest love is being with her family. Her boys are grown and almost flower, so she cherishes each moment more than ever. Some causes she cares about include ending domestic violence, ending the dog meat trade, ending human trafficking and stopping the mental health stigma so everyone gets the help that he or she needs.

Ashley has seven years of experience in customer service. She is passionate about building a trusting relationship with patients and their families, always bringing a positive attitude and cheering on patients at PMC. She loves watching patients accomplish their goals. Ashley cares about arts in education for children. She believes that art in all forms, whether it be music, dance, theater or studio arts, is invaluable to creating strong and creative minds. She also cares deeply about animal welfare.Outside of work, Ashley loves to hike, paint and read, especially love stories with happy endings!

More info coming soon!

Dominique's personal motto is to live life to the fullest- to do what makes you happy.  She is excited to be a part of PMC - she enjoys working with, teaching, and encouraging children, and she wants to gain a better understanding of different disabilities and discover how she may help those patients to be their best. 

Some of the causes she cares about are autism awareness, mental health, and children with disabilities. 

Dominique attended Tuscarora High School.  In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, writing, and hanging out with her family.

Tiffany joined the PMC team in 2021 with an Associates Degree in Medical Assistant from Frederick Community College and 15+ years of experience in the medical field/billing field. Tiffany joined the PMC team after "seeing how awesome the staff was with my daughter and how much they helped her, I was excited for the opportunity to work at such an amazing place." Tiffany's knowledge of the ever-changing insurance would is a tremendous skillset, as she is able to patients navigate the frustrating insurance world. Tiffany gets much enjoyable out of her ability to help. In her words, "for me, being able to mark completed claims off my accounts receivable list is very rewarding. I know how much I have accomplished or where I need to concentrate my efforts next." 

Outside of work, Tiffany enjoys spending time outdoors, especially when camping and coaching soccer. She has a creative streak and enjoys working on various craft projects, specifically those involving her Cricut machine. Last (but certainly not least!) Tiffany enjoys traveling to Chincoteague to visit her family.

Tiffany firmly believes that a  "positive mindset brings positive things!" 

Heidi joined PMC at the beginning of their journey. An alumni of Grace Academy, she graduated from Thompson Institute in 2004 with a diploma in Billing and Coding. 

Heidi is active in her church and passionate with whatever she gets involved with, especially with her job. She loves fighting on behalf of patients for insurance coverage. 

Heidi lives in Greencastle, PA, with her husband, daughter and their dog. She keeps active with her family and in her spare time she loves to go to thrift/antique stores, enjoys tea and working on her next crochet project. Also, she is an avid decorator for the Christmas season and currently puts 31 trees up in her home.

Taylor joined the PMC team in 2022! Taylor comes to PMC with previous medical billing and medical office experience! 

Taylor enjoys time with her son, riding ATVs, and spending time with friends and family! 

We are happy to have Taylor and her bubbly personality on the PMC team!

Ginny completed her associates degree in accounting and worked in banking and accounting positions before transitioning to healthcare. She provided credentialing and medical billing services to several practices before being approached by one of the physicians to manage his practice.  Ginny has managed several specialities, including pediatrics, where she enjoyed supporting patients and their families.  She came to PMC in the fall of 2021 as the Human Resources specialist.  

In her spare time, Ginny enjoys gardening, outdoor activities, baking, sewing, Genealogy, Archaeology, American History, and spending time with family and friends. 

Ginny’s personal motto is “Be the difference you want to see”.  She is passionate about patient care and feels blessed to be part of an inspiring team that is making such a tremendous positive impact in the lives of children.

Joan joined the PMC team in Fall of 2022. Joan lives in WV with her husband of 44 years! They have one amazing daughter, an awesome son-in-law, and 3 beautiful granddaughters! She is passionate about God and enjoys spending time with her grandchildren! Joan and her husband enjoy taking trips to the beach and going out to eat. 

Lacey joined the PMC team in the Spring of 2021. Lacey enjoys getting to know patients and their families. While Lacey's title is "PR & Business Development Liaison," she enjoys jumping in and helping wherever she's needed and learning about other positions within the team. While PMC does not have an official uniform, Lacey has insisted that a smile is necessary to come to work, so she's added that to her uniform daily and never arrives without it (and her coffee). 

Lacey said, "PMC and their staff have been a part of my life for several years in working closely with my daughter. The passion within this team is abundant and unmatched. My family has been impacted in such a positive way by PMC and it is such a blessing to have the opportunity to be a part of something so meaningful on a daily basis." 

Anna is thrilled to be joining the PMC team as a PR & Business Development Liaison. She brings six years of experience in digital marketing, brand strategy, web design and copywriting. Anna has also worked with children for over fifteen years; as a summer camp counselor, substitute teacher, preschool volunteer and as a nanny. She loves witnessing children discover their passions, purpose, and the world around them.

Anna graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A in History. She intends to return to school to receive her degree as a PTA at Penn State Mont Alto, with a special interest in sports medicine and pediatrics. She is passionate about supporting and empowering children of all abilities in their physical, mental, emotional and social well being. She is in awe of the amazing services PMC has to offer, and loves witnessing such incredible work every single day.

“You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.”

Brie was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia and recently moved to West Virginia after her and her husband got married in May of 2023. She graduated from Georgia College & State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Public Health. Her passion for helping others, building relationships, and working with diverse groups of people led her to the Complex Rehab Device industry for several years after college. Once she moved up North, she was so thrilled to find PMC and join their team as a PR & Business Development Liaison. With this position, Brie plans to engage with community partners within both Washington and Frederick County, assist with the development of programs, and continue to spread awareness of the amazing impact PMC is making daily in the lives of children and their families! 

In her free time, Brie enjoys spending time outdoors, exploring new places, snuggling with her two cats, and making homemade sourdough bread!