Stacey Adams, MPT

Physical Therapist

Angelica Hulett, DPT

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Shawna Sutherland, MPT

Physical Therapist

Shawna grew up in Montana and attended the University of Montana, where she received her Bachelor’s degree in Biology.  She and her husband then moved to Pittsburgh, PA where she attended graduate school at Chatham University and received her Masters of Physical Therapy in 2001.  After living and working for several years in Pittsburgh, she and her husband moved back to the Northwest in 2015 to raise their two small children. 

Sharon Hall, DPT, NCS

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Sharon was born and raised on a dairy farm in Cheney, WA, where she still resides to this day. She’s fond of telling people that she “bought the farm”. She received her Master’s degree at Anders University in Michigan in 1992 and later received her Doctorate degree at Boston University. She specializes in helping people with neurological conditions and earned her NCS certification (Neurological Clinical Specialist) in 2005. This includes helping people with spinal cord injuries, people with Parkinson’s Disease and people who’ve suffered from strokes. She also utilizes her skills in our aquatic therapy program.

Sharon’s hobbies include cycling, camping, kayaking, fly fishing, hiking and gardening. She enjoys anything outdoors, especially if it involves fishing!

Emma Wagley, DPT

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Joseph Quinn, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Joe was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he had a world of experiences. His extensive background in injuries would eventually lead him into physical therapy. At the young age of 7 he slipped off the swings of the next door neighbor swing-set which sent him flying to his first major “cast” with two broken wrists. Over the next few years he followed that up with many fractures & stitches throughout his ankles, legs and arms. During highschool years he plummeted more than 50ft from a cliff  while rock climbing, to break another arm, fracture some ribs and chip a bone off his foot “what an adventure”. That’s not all folks, he then started driving. Joseph was the target of many accidents. To name a few; he was hit head on by a drunk driver in July 1999, and again hit head on in January 2000. T-Boned by a motorcycle in 2005 and slammed into by a Semi in 2007 (for other info on accidents, just ask). He has spent many hours in PT and chiropractic clinics throughout those years.

Joe moved from Las Vegas, NV to Buffalo, NY in 2010 where he worked as a Patient Care Assistant for a local hospital there. He worked full time, and went to school part time for 5 years while supporting his Wife and 4 children. He graduated from Villa Maria College as a Physical Therapist Assistant in May 2016 and then moved to Pullman, WA to begin his PTA career in a Skilled Nursing facility. Joseph hired on with Gordon PT in March 2017, and is excited to learn many different techniques in the PT world, which best help him to help his patients recover from their experiences. When he’s not being injured, he enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking and playing games with his wife and four children!

Corinna Rozelle, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant, Certified Pilates Mat Instructor and BIRTHFIT Leader

Corinna was born in Spokane, WA and grew up outside of Newport, WA. She attended Spokane Falls Community College and graduated as a Physical Therapist Assistant in 2001. She has been working in outpatient orthopedics since. Her passion is women’s health, preconception, pregnancy and postpartum care for women and their families.

She has recently completed the first series of Visceral Manipulation classes and is one of only a few therapists in this region that performs this type of manual therapy.

Visceral Manipulation (VM) is gentle manual therapy that assesses the structural relationships between the viscera (organs), and their fascial or ligamentous attachments to the various systems in the body. VM assists functional and structural imbalances throughout the body including musculoskeletal, vascular, nervous, urogenital, respiratory, digestive, eliminatory, neuroendocrine and lymphatic dysfunction.

Corinna taught Pilates Mat classes for 10 years and enjoys staying active. Some of her joys in life are connecting with people through Garden Club, working on her small farm, Yoga & Hot Yoga, skiing, paddle boarding, and walks with her husband and dog.

Stacey Kent, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Stacey Kent has been a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) since 2017. She is a graduate of the Spokane Falls Community College Physical Therapist Assistant program where she was invited back as an adjunct professor in the program. Stacey continued her education and received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a double minor in Communication and Psychology from Western Washington University. Stacey has experience working in many different settings including Inpatient Rehabilitation (with a focus on Spinal Cord Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, pediatrics, and Stroke diagnoses), Outpatient therapy, as well as Acute Care. She also enjoys helping clients with Parkinson’s Disease. In her spare time Stacey enjoys playing volleyball, enjoying the outdoors, and spending quality time with friends and family.

Tara Greene, DPT

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Tara joined the Gordon Physical Therapy team in April of 2013. She earned both her B.S. in Biology and Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Eastern Washington University. Her professional experience includes general outpatient orthopedics and geriatric rehabilitation. She enjoys all aspects of physical therapy and is committed to continually building her knowledge and skills. Her goal as a physical therapist is to help her patients have a successful rehabilitation and to improve their quality of life.

Tara met her husband in graduate school and they have been blessed with two children. Tara enjoys spending time with her family and documenting their family adventures through photography. She has a passion for yoga and remains active with inline skating, hiking, and paddle boarding.

Kelli Trom, DPT

Doctor of Physical Therapy