Geriatric PT Residency
Tori Sullivan, PT, DPT – Torie grew up in Columbus, Ohio. She attended Mercyhurst University in Erie PA for her undergraduate degree in Sports Medicine where she was also a member of the lacrosse team. She then attended Ohio State and graduated with her doctorate in May 2025. Torie discovered her passion for serving the geriatric community through clinical experiences at Dodd rehabilitation hospital and in the trauma ICU at Grant hospital in downtown Columbus. She is very excited to receive mentorship from wonderful expert clinicians and help to provide guidance to current OSU DPT students while teaching in a variety of courses. Outside the clinic she enjoys hiking, spending time with friends and family and cooking/baking.
Neurologic PT Residency
Limmy Kim, PT, DPT – Limmy grew up in Rochester Hills, Michigan and attended University of Michigan where she earned her BS in Movement science and Asian studies. When her active lifestyle was interrupted by an injury, she was introduced to the world of physical therapy. This motivated her to pursue her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Oakland University (MI). Her interest in neurological physical therapy was piqued by the intricacies of motor pathways and motor learning, and developed further with application of these concepts during her clinical education. There, Limmy discovered her passion for treating strokes, SCI, TBI, and other neurological diagnoses. As a neurologic physical therapy resident, Limmy is looking forward to advancing her clinical skills through encounters with diverse and challenging neuro patients, as well as developing her teaching skills to help future DPTs! Outside of the clinic, Limmy loves traveling, spending time outdoors (kayaking, tennis, volleyball), and going to Jeni’s to try new flavors.
Luke Knapke, PT, DPT – Luke is originally from Dayton, Ohio. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Health Science from the University of Dayton in 2022 and his Doctor of Physical Therapy from the Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences in 2025. During PT school, he developed leadership skills as a class officer, engaged in state-level physical therapy advocacy, and volunteered with adaptive exercise classes for individuals with neurologic conditions. He also participated in a week-long outreach trip to rural Honduras, providing physical therapy services to underserved communities. His experiences working as a peer tutor, participating in a faculty-led research project, and treating patients with neurologic diagnoses across the continuum of care in clinical rotations fueled his passion for neurologic rehabilitation and his interest in the intersection of research, education, and patient care. Luke’s clinical interests include rehabilitation following stroke, spinal cord injury, and neurodegenerative disease. Outside of work, he enjoys being with family and friends, staying active, and eating ice cream.
Oncology PT Residency
Lauren Nicole Paguirigan, PT, DPT CLT – Lauren joins the team from the Bay Area in California. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2025 from Columbia University. She has a personal connection with oncology, having experienced the hardships families can undergo when a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, and has now made it her career mission to learn more about and improve oncology rehabilitation and cancer care. She is passionate about assisting patients return to what they love and cultivating wellness through physical activity. Her clinical interests lie in treating balance and vestibular impairments and neurological involvements. In her free time, you can find her focusing on physical and mental health at the gym, exploring the hot spots to eat with her partner, and sewing or upcycling her latest thrift find.
Orthopaedic PT Residency
Andrew Erker, PT, DPT – Originally from Denver, Colorado, Andrew completed his undergraduate education at Loyola University Chicago, earning a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology. During his time at Loyola, he gained hands-on experience working with both collegiate and professional athletes, which sparked his passion for orthopedic rehabilitation and performance-based care. He also obtained his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certification, further developing his foundation in movement science and athletic performance. Andrew went on to earn his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Duke University, where he was recognized as a finalist for the Jan Gwyer Clinical Excellence Award, an honor given to students who demonstrate exceptional clinical reasoning, professionalism, and patient-centered care. His clinical interests include the management of athletes across the lifespan, post-operative rehabilitation, and the integration of evidence-based practice into clinical decision-making. In addition, Andrew enjoys mentoring and teaching students within the profession. Outside of the clinic, Andrew enjoys spending time with his wife, Evelyn, and their labradoodle, Maple. Together, they enjoy exploring the outdoors, staying active, and discovering new places to eat and travel.
Molly Fagin, PT, DPT – Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Molly comes from a proud family of Buckeyes, which inspired her to pursue both her undergraduate and graduate education at The Ohio State University. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science in 2022 and completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2025.
During her time in the OSU DPT program, Molly served as a peer tutor and as a Board Member for the university’s student-run physical therapy clinic. She also completed a research specialization focused on physical function in individuals with ventral hernia disease, under the mentorship of Dr. Stephanie Di Stasi. Her research was presented at the APTA Combined Sections Meeting for two consecutive years.
Molly’s background in competitive running, combined with her clinical experiences, has fueled her passion for orthopedic rehabilitation—particularly in treating lower extremity injuries and working with endurance athletes. She hopes to contribute to academia in the future by teaching within a DPT program.
Outside of the clinic, Molly enjoys running and exercising, traveling, spending time with family and friends, exploring new restaurants as a self-proclaimed foodie, and discovering hidden gems around Columbus.
Riley Hogge, PT, DPT – Riley Hogge, PT, DPT- Riley was raised in Port St. Lucie, Florida. She attended the University of South Florida for her undergraduate degree in Health Sciences (’20) and the University of Central Florida for her Doctorate in Physical Therapy (’24). During her time at UCF, she served as her DPT cohort’s Vice President and was active in the Florida Physical Therapy Association (FPTA). In 2023, she received a grant from the FPTA to attend the annual House of Delegates meeting in Washington D.C. to participate in PT advocacy efforts. She has also served as APTA Geriatric’s Student Liaison for the Cognitive and Mental Health group and was a recipient of the 2024 AOPT’s Emerging Student Leader Award. At UCF, Riley and two of her classmates were involved in pain neuroscience research with their faculty advisor and presented their research to win “Top Abstract” at FPTA’s annual conference and “Judges Choice” at her university’s Student Research Week. Riley has clinical interests in complex pain, spine pathologies, and hip pathologies and hopes to become involved in academia later in her career. Outside of the clinic, Riley enjoys being outdoors, playing pickleball, going to the gym, exploring new places in Columbus with her fiancé, and spending time with her Great Pyrenees/ Poodle puppy.
Luke Jacobs, PT,DPT – Luke is from Hilliard, Ohio, and grew up as a fan of the Buckeyes. He graduated from Miami University where he majored in Kinesiology in 2020. Luke continued his education at Walsh University where he earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2024. Throughout PT school Luke became passionate about working with the orthopedic population from his various clinical settings. From these experiences he has grown to have a special interest in treating the spine, shoulder and knee. He also enjoys treating volleyball athletes and endurance athletes. He is excited to continue improving not only his clinical techniques to better serve this patient population, but also his teaching skills in the Orthopedic PT Residency at OSU. In his personal life, Luke loves any time he can hang out with his friends and family, whether that involves hiking, playing board games, sitting by the fire, or watching movies. Since moving back to the Columbus area, he has been getting more involved at his local church and helping out in the kids’ ministry. He stays active with weightlifting, running, playing both sand and indoor volleyball, and has currently been dabbling in pickleball.
Lauren Summerville, PT, DPT – Lauren grew up in South Florida, near West Palm Beach. She completed her undergraduate degree in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology at the University of Florida in 2020. During this time, she completed an internship in a biomechanics lab, worked with clients as a Personal Trainer and held a leadership role in the Department of Recreational Sports. These experiences inspired a passion for educating and helping others through exercise and health promotion. Lauren continued her education by receiving her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2024 from The George Washington University. During her time in PT school, she got involved by treating patients in an underserved community at GW’s Pro Bono Clinic, serving as a board member for GW’s Physical Therapy Student Organization, and participating in multiple APTA events in Washington D.C. Lauren’s clinical interests include lower extremity, spine, strength and conditioning, and recreational athletes. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys hiking, playing pickleball and soccer, lifting weights, yoga, reading, and ice cream.
Evan Forsythe PT, DPT – Originally from Hilliard, Ohio, Evan joins us with a strong academic and clinical background in physical therapy. He earned his undergraduate degree in Allied Health from Otterbein University in 2020 and completed his Doctor of Physical Therapy at Ohio University in 2024. During his time at Ohio University, Evan served as a Graduate Research Assistant, contributing to both the Pediatric Functional Mobility Lab and the Gait Lab. His work included facilitating data collection and supporting abstract and grant writing for research presented at both local and national conferences—experiences that sparked his passion for research and education.
Prior to beginning his Orthopedic Residency at The Ohio State University, Evan practiced in a general outpatient orthopedic clinic in the Columbus area. His clinical interests include rehabilitation of lower extremity and shoulder conditions, strength and conditioning, and biomechanics. Looking ahead, Evan aspires to integrate clinical practice with a role in academia, where he can continue contributing to research and education in the field.
Outside of the clinic, Evan enjoys spending time outdoors, staying active through exercise, woodworking, watching hockey, and sharing time with his fiancée, friends, and family.
Sports PT Residency
Coby Contreras, PT, DPT – Coby is from Boise, Idaho. He attended the University of Idaho for his undergraduate degree where he majored in exercise science and minored in pre-health studies. Coby later attended the University of Utah for his Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree which he completed in 2024. During his time at the University of Utah he found his passion in orthopedics and sports through pro bono clinics and classes. Coby also participated in research with the Christensen Gait Lab and has been working with colleagues on publications and presentations. He also had the opportunity to complete a strength and conditioning internship with the Utah Utes Olympic teams. During this internship he had the privilege to work with strength coaches, athletic trainers, physical therapists, and sports science staff. He is excited to come to Columbus and learn from the excellent mentors and be challenged to become a better PT and person. Coby’s clinical interests include rehabilitation of the knee, shoulder, strength and conditioning, and biomechanics. In his free time Coby enjoys going to concerts, playing the guitar, resistance training, running, and reading.
Meghan Duzick, PT, DPT – Meghan was raised in Elysburg, Pennsylvania and attended The University of Scranton, where she completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science with concentrations in Coaching and Nutrition. She then remained at Scranton to complete her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree in 2025. During her schooling, Meghan actively pursued opportunities to enhance her knowledge and experience in sports medicine. She completed two internships as a strength and conditioning coach where she trained collegiate football, basketball, and soccer athletes. Meghan completed clinical experiences at The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics in Washington D.C. and at the Mercy Health-Noyes Knee Institute in Cincinnati, OH, allowing her to deepen her passion for incorporating performance-based training with physical rehabilitation. She also presented research at APTA CSM in Houston, TX and volunteered with the Pennsylvania Special Olympics to provide medical coverage during state and regional events. These experiences strengthened her desire to improve the sports physical therapy field and help each person return to their highest level of function and performance. Meghan is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, a member of the Gatorade Sports Science Institute, and is certified in FIFA Football Medicine. Her clinical interests include knee and ankle rehabilitation, sports performance training, and female athlete injury management. Outside of the clinic, Meghan enjoys being outdoors, spending time with family, and volunteering in the community. As a former softball pitcher, she is an avid sports fan and can often be found attending live sporting events.
Emma Humenay, PT, DPT – Emma grew up in Powell, OH, just outside of Columbus. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology with a minor in coaching from Miami University, where she was a member of the Club Basketball team and served as president during her senior year. She went on to obtain her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from The Ohio State University, completing her final clinical internship in the OSU Football training room, where she worked with long-term rehab and return-to-play athletes. During her time pursuing her DPT, Emma served as a High School Girls’ Basketball coach, combining her love for athletics, teaching, and expanding her clinical knowledge in real-time. During her time at OSU, Emma actively pursued opportunities to enhance her knowledge in sports physical therapy and evidence-based practice by being involved in a biomechanics lab where she contributed to projects focused on hip and knee injury outcomes, with a special interest in return-to-sport metrics and joint loading. Emma presented her work on the national stage at CSM in 2025. Emma’s clinical interests include the female athlete as well as knee and hip rehabilitation. Emma is passionate in return-to-play decision-making and bridging the gap between rehab and performance. With a strong foundation in biomechanics, coaching, and collaborative care, she is dedicated to helping athletes of all levels return to sport stronger, safer, and more confident. Outside of the clinic, Emma enjoys playing basketball, weightlifting, and hanging out with her family and friends.
Matt Krill, PT, DPT, AT – Matt grew up in the state of Washington before his family returned to northwest Ohio before high school. He attended The Ohio State University for his undergraduate degree in athletic training in 2020. During this time, he had the privilege to work with several sports programs including a year long rotation with the men’s basketball team along with completing a summer internship with the Cleveland Browns. Following graduation, he spent a year working as an athletic trainer for the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center as an outreach athletic trainer in local high schools prior to attending the University of Toledo for his Doctorate of Physical Therapy. While attending UT’s DPT program, he was elected as the vice president for the student physical therapy organization during his first year and then elected as president of the organization his second year. He spent much of his time reorganizing and creating a plans and procedures manual for the organization as covid restrictions had limited all activities formerly completed. By the end of the DPT program he had completed four clinical rotations including his final one with Ohio State at the Bo Jackson facility in Hilliard focusing on a sports med population. While obtaining his degree he also kept working as an athletic trainer in Toledo Ohio providing coverage to local high schools. Matt’s clinical interests include knee and ankle rehab, as well as specific return to play programming for all sports. Outside of the clinic, Matt enjoys watching and playing a wide variety of sports, spending time with his family and friends, and cooking.
Women’s Health PT Residency
Shannon Guiley, PT, MPT – Shannon Guiley grew up in Richmond, Indiana, and received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of Evansville, where she also ran collegiate cross country. After working at Reid Health for many years in pediatrics, Shannon became a partner in a pediatric therapy clinic housed in a non-traditional barn setting. There, she became Board Certified in Hippotherapy, incorporating equine movement into therapy sessions. Through her close work with families, Shannon decided to pivot to pelvic health and is honored to serve as a Resident at The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center. Outside the clinic, Shannon enjoys spending time with her family and animals, horseback riding, exercising, and being outdoors.
Hannah Simonetti, PT, DPT – Hannah (they/them) moved around growing up, but found a home in Athens, OH during their undergraduate education at Ohio University. After college, they stayed in the Athens area where they worked in various medical and alternative medicine fields. It was during this time that they developed their passion for manual therapy, sexual and reproductive health, and trauma resolution. After running a private practice as a Registered Craniosacral Therapist (RCST), they decided to apply to physical therapy school with the end goal of becoming a pelvic health physical therapist. Hannah graduated from Ohio State University’s Doctorate of Physical Therapy program in 2024. During their DPT education, Hannah was the president of the Pelvic Health Student Interest Group; they also completed their practicum experience at OSU’s Pelvic Health PT clinic in Gahanna, where they created gender-inclusive patient education materials that were published by the Wexner Medical Center. Hannah’s areas of clinical interest include gender-affirming care, manual therapy, and treating hypermobile patients. Outside of work, Hannah enjoys hiking, camping, cycling, hanging out with their cat and dog, and playing the fiddle and guitar with friends.
Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship
Trevor Barth, PT, DPT, SCS – Trevor is from Upper Sandusky, Ohio. He attended the Ohio State University for his undergraduate degree where he majored in health sciences and minored in psychology. Trevor later attended the University of Toledo for his Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree which he completed in 2018. He treated at hospital-based outpatient clinic in his hometown for 6 years treating a wide variety of diagnoses but found a passion working with local athletes. He completed his board-certification in sports physical therapy and partnered with several different local schools, helping many different athletes return to sport. As someone who loves to continually strive to improve, he is excited to come to Columbus and learn from the excellent mentors here at Ohio State, challenging himself to become a better PT. Trevor’s clinical interests include rehabilitation of the knee, sports injuries/return to sport, and manual therapy. In his free time, Trevor enjoys relaxing with his wife and three children, playing the guitar, and supporting various Ohio sports teams.
Neurologic Movement Disorders PT Fellowship
Coming in 2026
Upper Extremity Athlete PT Fellowship
Brenden Roshak, PT, DPT SCS – Brendan is sports physical therapist originally from Farmington Hills, Michigan. He earned his undergraduate degree at Central Michigan University before heading south to Methodist University, where he completed his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2019. Seeking to further specialize in sports rehabilitation, Brendan completed a sports residency in Columbia, South Carolina, where he worked with local universities and high schools, providing medical coverage and helping athletes return to their sport.
Over the past two years, Brendan has worked as an in-house physical therapist at a baseball facility in South Carolina, focusing on injury prevention. He collaborated closely with pitching coaches and strength and conditioning staff to design tailored programs aimed at optimizing performance and reducing injury risk for athletes.
Now in Columbus, Brendan is eager to continue his growth as a sports clinician, particularly in the realm of upper extremity athletes. He is excited to collaborate with other healthcare professionals in the area to provide the highest level of care to his patients.
Outside of the clinic, Brendan enjoys golfing, weightlifting, and spending quality time with his wife, Olivia, and their two daughters, Sloan and Piper.