Tallahassee – Live Oak Plaza

Kent has served as the CEO and Administrator since starting the business in 1988. Kent’s experience in athletics includes Assistant Athletic Trainer at Manatee Community College; Head Athletic Trainer for the Pittsburgh Pirates minor league baseball organization; part time Athletic Trainer, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; Head Athletic Trainer, Valdosta State College; Head Basketball and Spring Sports Athletic Trainer, Florida State University.

Kent’s experience in Outpatient Physical Therapy began in 1988 and he is still actively involved in patient treatment. He has been a member of the Board of Directors for the Florida Physical Therapy Association. He served two terms as the president of the Athletic Trainers Association of Florida. He is the past Chairman of the Reimbursement Committee and also served on the Program Committee for the Florida Workers’ Compensation Institute.

Kent was awarded a Doctorate of Physical Therapy by the EIM Institute after completing the Executive Program in Private Practice Management, Radiology, Medical Screening/Pharmacology, and Evidence-based Practice. He is also certified by Ergo-Science in proficiency in performing Physical Work Performance Evaluations (PWPE), their trademarked Functional Capacity Evlauation.

Kent enjoys riding his Harley with his friends and spending time with his family. He and his wife Sherree’ live in Tallahassee with their three children.

A native of Tallahassee, Jenny earned a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences at Florida State University, a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Florida and a Doctor of Physical Tharapy from Marymount University. She is the Clinical Director of the Capital Medical Blvd. clinic. Jenny is certified by ErgoScience to perform their Physical Work Parformance Evaluation, a highly developed form of a Functional Capacity Evaluation.

An avid sports fan, Jenny was a student athletic trainer in high school and college and has had many years of experience with sports related injuries. Jenny is interested in helping people from the very young to the very mature overcome problems that affect their abilities to move and function as well as they can in their daily lives and in teaching the prevention of injury and loss of movement. Jenny, her husband and 2 young children live in Tallahassee where they enjoy their hobby of training retrievers.

Originally from Atlanta, Jerry attended FSU, where he received his B.S. in Movement Science. He worked as a student trainer with the male athletes at FSU and received his Athletic Training Certification in 1990. In 1991 he received his degree in Physical Therapy.

For 5 years, Jerry was a co-owner of an outpatient physical therapy clinic in Ft. Myers. Jerry has been with TOSPT since 1997 where he served as Clinical Director for 6 years. In addition to being a part of the physical therapy team at TOSPT, he also is an adjunct professor in the Athletic Training program at FSU, is presently completing requirements for his Ph.D. degree in Physical Therapy through Nova Southeastern University.

Jerry has had advanced training in shoulder and knee rehabilitation, post surgical lumbar spine rehabilitation and industrial medicine. He has been very active in both the national and state associations of physical therapy. He is presently the Coordinator of Rehabilitation Services in the Department of Athletics at Florida State University.

Jerry enjoys windsurfing, jogging, reading and spending time with his family. He and his wife live in Tallahassee with their 5 young sons.

Julian Bailey, Jr. has been focused on the physics of motion and team leadership since he was a three -sport athlete in the fifth grade. He has taken this transferable skill of what he experienced on the field to receiving two degrees at a leading university on an athletic scholarship, and has now elevated it to a new level in becoming a physical therapist at the Tallahassee Orthopedic & Sports (TOSPT) clinic in Tallahassee.

His landing at TOSPT was not by accident as he researched various venues, always looking for characteristics that surpassed his expectations. His criteria included professionalism, understanding, dialogue, partnering with patients, humor, pain management, education and a wellness program.

“In my interviews, TOSPT met all of the criteria, including what I was most interested in, and that was close team work among my peers and support group,” said Bailey.

A 30-year-old native of Jacksonville, Florida, he is a graduate of Florida A&M University (FAMU) with a Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2015, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science in 2010 from the same school. While with the FAMU baseball team, he was awarded Sportsmanship and Most Improved Player ion 2008.

Currently, Julian volunteers his time working at the FAMU Developmental Research School providing athletic training under the supervision of a Physical Therapist/ Athletic Trainer, Certified. Previously he worked with elementary to junior high school students training and coaching gymnastics at North Florida Gymnastics and cheerleading in Jacksonville.

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