MICHELLE JAMIN, PT, DPT
Owner of Align Rehabilitation
From a young age, I've been passionate about becoming an amputee physical therapy specialist. This lifelong commitment traces back to elementary school and a pivotal moment in our nation's history. After September 11, 2001, my uncle reenlisted in the Army, leading me to closely follow the news.
The news coverage introduced me to the remarkable stories of injured service members returning home to rehabilitate at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. As a young child, I was captivated by their journey to relearn how to walk with artificial limbs. It was at that moment that I knew I wanted to become a physical therapist dedicated to helping individuals regain their mobility using prosthetic devices.
Over the years, I tracked advancements in prosthetic technology and rehabilitation methods. I tailored my education, dedicated time to volunteering, and focused my early career on gaining clinical exposure to prosthetic rehabilitation. Through experience in both outpatient and inpatient physical therapy settings, I recognized a gap in access to expert amputee rehabilitation within my community.
Motivated by a desire to make a difference and ensure that no amputee ever feels isolated on their journey, I founded Align Rehabilitation. Here, I aim to share my clinical expertise with my community, offering the specialized care and support needed for individuals seeking to regain their independence and mobility after limb amputation.
My Uncle Vinny serving with the 82nd Airborne Division during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Victoria Collins
Rehabilitation Aide
Vicky is not only a committed physical therapy aide with over four years of hands-on experience but also a proud native of the Harford County community and a dedicated parent. Her compassion, driven by personal and professional experiences, has been fundamental to her role in providing support to physical therapists and their patients.
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Vicky's introduction to the field stemmed from a genuine desire to make a tangible difference, leading her to begin working with the amputee patient population. She carries her empathetic nature into her volunteer work with a local hippotherapy practice, where she employs horse-assisted activities to enrich the lives of those she serves under the direction of a certified therapist.
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Vicky’s role at the forefront of patient care is far more than occupational; for her, it's a reflection of her ardent belief in the resilience of the human spirit and the collaborative path to well-being. Victoria is delighted to be a part of the Align Rehabilitation team, where her vision of fostering health in the community is matched by her dedication to her patients.
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Abingdon, MD
3435 Box Hill Corporate Center Dr
Ste C
Abingdon, MD, 21009
Newark, DE
100 Biddle Ave
Ste 100
Newark, DE, 19702