Elizabeth completed her undergraduate studies at Saint Joseph’s University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences and a double minor in Biology and Health Care Ethics. In 2008, she earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University. Elizabeth is a licensed Physical Therapist in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Elizabeth started her career working in pediatrics at Overbrook School for the Blind in Philadelphia. She then moved to Cleveland, OH and worked in the outpatient department at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation where she specialized in pelvic floor dysfunction and neurological impairments.
Elizabeth has attended intensive training courses with the Herman & Wallace Institute to further her pelvic health knowledge. Elizabeth has always had a passion for women’s health and pelvic floor awareness and has completed multiple continuing education courses focusing in this area of pelvic health physical therapy. In her 16 years as a physical therapist, over 5 years and counting have been dedicated to pelvic health.
In her free time, Elizabeth enjoys adventures with her husband and two young daughters, traveling, live music, reading, hiking, practicing yoga and drawing/painting. She enjoys giving back to her community and is on the Board of the Friends of the Bernardsville Library.
