Chenoweth

Eric is the Clinic Director at the ProRehab Physical Therapy Brownsboro Road clinic in Chenoweth Plaza.

Eric earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Bellarmine University. He is Board Certified in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialist. Eric is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association and a member of American Physical Therapy Association and the Kentucky Physical Therapy Association.

Eric’s practice focuses on the development and implementation of functional rehabilitation programs, return to sport rehabilitation programs, and performance enhancement programs for athletes of all ages and backgrounds. He takes special interests in the evaluation and rehabilitation of golfers and is certified through multiple organizations including the Titleist Performance Institute. He also has experience working with athletes in youth organizations, pro and amateur triathletes, MMA, NCAA, MLB, and the NFL. Eric is a ProRehab Physical Therapy partner and Director of Performance Enhancement

In his spare time, Eric enjoys being outside with wife and 2 kids. His hobbies include hiking, golf, fishing, and skiing.

Amy has been a Physical Therapy Professional since 2009. She is a graduate of Bellarmine University, where she earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT). Prior to Bellarmine, Amy received her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Murray State University. She is a manually certified physical therapist (MTC) that gives every patient the hands-on care that they need.

Amy has a true passion for helping people get back to their prior level of function; whether it be taking care of their kids, recovering from a sports injury, standing from a chair with more ease, or just learning how to have confidence in themselves when performing exercises. Her compassion and love for the patients makes her an amazing physical therapist.

Lance graduated from Jefferson Community and Technical College, where he earned his Physical Therapist Assistant degree. He is licensed by the Kentucky State Board of Physical Therapy. Lance is currently enrolled in the Orthopaedics Specialist Certification course for physical therapy assistants. Lance enjoys all aspects of patient care involving orthopaedic conditions found pediatrics, geriatrics, and everything in between.

Away from the clinic, Lance enjoys staying active including biking, whether riding the trails or on the road, enjoying time with his wife and dogs, and participating in recreational sports such as basketball, sand volleyball, and kickball.

Mike received his Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Saint Joseph’s College in Rensselaer, IN, before going on to receive his Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Bellarmine University. He plans to continue his education by enrolling Evidence In Motion’s Sports Physical Therapy Residency program. Mike enjoys working with all populations and age groups and helping them to return to the activities they are passionate about and to achieve their goals. He has special interest in endurance sports and team event coverage.

Mike grew up in Valparaiso, IN, and competed in four years of Cross Country and Track & Field while a Saint Joseph’s College.  He continues to maintain an active lifestyle and enjoys mountain biking, running, fishing, wood working, and many other outdoor and recreational activities. 

Stacy graduated from Indiana University in 2005 with Bachelor’s degrees in Political Science and International Studies, and worked for various facets of Indiana government for 7 years before deciding to make a career change.  In 2015, she graduated from Ivy Tech Community College in Sellersburg, Indiana with her Physical Therapist Assistant degree.

Stacy enjoys the challenges of working in an outpatient orthopaedic environment and a diverse patient base.  She has plans to develop her skills further by enrolling in an Orthopaedic Specialist Certification program.

When she’s not in the clinic, Stacy is active in youth soccer in Southern Indiana and can often be found attending Louisville City FC games.  She also enjoys hiking, snorkeling, and traveling with her 2 children, one of whom attends the University of Louisville. When she’s at home, Stacy relaxes by spending time with her 3 cat boys; Blue, Gary, and Mickey.