Dr. Johnson is a school based physical therapist where she works with students and provides training/program support. She serves as Physical Therapy Faculty for the Virginia LEND program and speaks extensively on Fit4Work and related topics at the national and state levels. She has published in peer reviewed journals on fitness of youth with disabilities, case studies on work capacity evaluation for youth with disabilities and use of the Guide  3.0. She is a yoga teacher, an Adaptive & Inclusive Trainer and an active member of APTA, Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy, where she is Chair of the Practice development Committee and a member of School/AADD SIGs. 

Connie is the creator of the Fit4Work website, author of “Fit4Work: Fitness for Vocational Tasks for Youth with Disabilities” and can be found Instagram promoting Fit4Work.

Dr. Greeley was the Physical Therapy Team Leader for Baltimore County Public Schools, providing support to school-based and early intervention PTs in the district for 22 years. She is an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science.  She is Vice-chair of the School SIG for the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy and also serves as the School SIG liaison to the APPT annual conference planning committee.

Dr. Greeley is a Fit4Work collaborator and presenter. She brings her experience as a team leader and therapist in public schools to Fit4Work conversations.  She brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience to the Fit4Work team. 

Dr. Amanda Iannotti is a school based occupational therapist, where she combines her OT background and adaptive and inclusive fitness expertise, to build capacity within her school district to promote accessible health and wellness for all. She obtained her MSOT and OTD from Boston University, where her doctoral research focused on the creation of evidence-based post-secondary education resources for young adults with autism. She is a pediatric subject matter expert/consultant for the Adaptive Training Academy. Dr. Iannotti firmly believes everyone has the right to pursue physical, social, & emotional health/wellness through engagement in meaningful occupations. 

Dr. Miller is a school based physical therapist and has worked with children of all ages in a wide variety of pediatric settings in North Carolina and Virginia.  In addition to pediatrics, Dr. Miller has a particular interest in the role of physical therapists in mental health settings and worked in mental health hospitals for over 8 years.  Dr. Miller is a contributor to a chapter titled “Mental Health Settings” in the upcoming first edition of VanWye: Health System Management and Policy.  She continues to pursue information and interventions at the intersection of pediatrics, physical therapy, and mental health.