Angie Henning, a 2003 graduate of the University of Kentucky Physical Therapy Program with a master's in physical therapy, initially practiced in outpatient physical therapy from 2003-2012 at the PT Place in Hardinsburg, Ky and Bluegrass Physical Therapy in Lexington, Ky. She received certifications in Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment as well as the ErgoScience Method for Functional Capacity Evaluation. Angie transitioned to acute care in 2012 becoming a full-time therapist and eventual team lead with the cardiovascular service line since 2013 where she has helped to formalize physical therapy involvement in frailty assessment prior to selection of patients in need of heart or lung transplant or LVAD placement. She helped develop the UK HealthCare guidelines for mobilizations mechanically ventilated as well as ECMO patients. She is a board certified cardiovascular and pulmonary physical therapist serving on many service line, enterprise, and department committees. Angie has been a preferred clinical educator of the University of Kentucky since 2015 serving as clinical partner to the NCCE, precepting students of all levels, as well as providing assistance for labs and lectures. 

Heather Witt is the Associate Director of Clinical Education for the University of Kentucky's physical therapy program. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Washington University in St. Louis in 2014. She practiced as a physical therapist for 6 years at Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital, primarily working on the brain injury unit and has been a staff physical therapist as well as a therapy team leader. She is a board certified neurologic clinical specialist as well as a certified brain injury specialist. She is currently enrolled in the Doctor of Philosophy in Rehabilitation Sciences program at the University of Kentucky.

A graduate of the University of Kentucky Physical Therapy Program (2003 Masters; 2011 Doctorate) Tiffany Roland has worked at the UK HealthCare since graduation in 2003 in various roles. As a staff therapist she assisted in developing the therapy program within Kentucky Children's Hospital and was one of 3 therapist that laid the foundation for the Neonatal Developmental Therapy Program. Acting as a clinical instructor, then site coordinator, she recently moved into a supervisor role in 2021. 

Dr. Carper is an Associate Professor in the UK College of Health Sciences and an Associate Program Director for the Physical Therapy Department.  Her areas of teaching include ethics, physical therapy administration and foundational skills.  Prior to her appointment in the college, she spent 20+ years working in a rural outpatient physical therapy facility where she gained additional experience in settings including acute care, school-based pediatrics, SNF, home health and onsite industry.  She was also involved in management, having functioned as a clinic director and co-owner of the business.  She has been active in the American Physical Therapy Association and in service to the college and university. 

Kara Lee graduated from the University of Kentucky’s Physical Therapy program in 1997 with a master’s in physical therapy and 2008 with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy.  In 2015, she became a Board Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists.  Her journey with working with persons with Parkinson Disease started with PDF Allied Team training in the mid 2000’s, progressed with LSVT BIG! and PWR! Training, and has continued in her clinical work with a clinic for people who may have Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus.  This journey branched into educational experiences she joined the University of Kentucky Physical Therapy program faculty in 2013.  She has enjoyed combining intervention, education, and a little research in the worlds of PD, NPH, educational research, and collaboration with the Sanders Brown Center on Aging.