Our Amazing Therapists
Amy Harmon, PT, DPT
Rebound at Boss Clinic Manager
Director of Program Development
Amy Harmon, PT, DPT was born and raised in Jackson WY where she grew up skiing, snowboarding and enjoying the outdoors. She attended undergrad at UC Santa Barbara and the University of Wyoming and earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of North Dakota.
She is a dynamic physical therapist integrating both traditional and non-traditional methods. She is EXOS Sports Performance certified and trained alongside French Osteopath GUY Voyer to deepen her knowledge of the human fascial, nervous and organ system. She treats a wide range of orthopedic conditions but specializes in the active population.
Her career started in Los Angeles where she worked inside of Golf Fitness Los Angeles. She then moved back to her hometown in 2016 where she opened her own company in 2019. Amy was voted Best Physical Therapist in 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 by the Jackson community. She has worked with a variety of athletes ranging from Olympic ski racers and big mountain snowboarders, NHL players to the weekend warriors.
She is excited to explore everything Bend has to offer and connect with the community. When not working you will find her walking her two dogs, up in the mountains, paddle boarding, or attending an outdoor concert.
Cameron Kemper, PT, DPT, ACSM-EP Bend East Clinic Cameron Kemper, PT, DPT, ACSM-EP is a native Oregonian. Born and raised in Forest Grove OR, he went on to play 2 years of baseball at Linfield College before an injury forced him to become immersed in the Physical Therapy world for rehab. A silver lining to the injury was Cameron discovering his passion for PT, leading him towards earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and then his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Cameron plans on continuing his education by earning a certification in manual therapy. As a Certified Exercise Physiologist with extensive knowledge about the human body and the benefit that exercise has on it, both mentally and physically, Cameron is a great addition to the Rebound team. During his clinical rotations, Cameron developed a keen interest in working with shoulders, particularly when it involves the overhead athlete. Cameron is working to develop a program for overhead athletes (baseball, tennis, rock climbing, etc.) of all ages to not only rehabilitate injuries, but also prevent overuse injuries. After a few years in Texas, Cameron and his wife Arianna recently welcomed their first child and made the decision to move back to Oregon. They are very excited to be in Central Oregon where Cameron and Arianna can introduce their son, Cason, to the great outdoors either camping, fishing, exploring new breweries or on the golf course!
Connor Perkins, PT, DPT
Bend East
Connor Perkins, PT, DPT was born and raised in Beaverton, OR. He grew up playing and coaching lacrosse and took that passion and skill to Oregon State University where he played on the OSU Men's Lacrosse Team. Connor graduated from OSU with a B.S in Kinesiology and went on to earn his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in San Marcos, CA. Connor’s clinic experience is well rounded taking him from Atlanta, GA, Tillamook, OR, and Mission Hills, CA. Connor has treated patients in multiple different clinical settings including outpatient orthopedics, outpatient hospital based, and inpatient. Connor treats a wide array of patient populations and diagnoses and has a specific interest in active populations, general orthopedics, and neurology. Connor recently moved to Bend with his girlfriend and joined Rebound Physical Therapy’s Bend East clinic as an outpatient orthopedic staff therapist! When he is not in the clinic, Connor can be found outside mountain biking, rock climbing, hiking, or playing disc golf.
Courtney Odell, PT, DPT, WCS, PRPC
Bend West Clinic Director of Pelvic Health Courtney Odell, PT, DPT, WCS, PRPC earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from California State University, Long Beach. She is a Board Certified Women’s Health Specialist (WCS) and Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certified (PRPC) who specializes in the field of Pelvic Health. Courtney obtained her undergraduate degree at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona where she received a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. It was in graduate school that she learned about pelvic floor physical therapy and took courses at Herman and Wallace as a student and developed a passion for this specialty early on in her career. Courtney enjoys treating and working with female and male patients with a variety of pelvic floor conditions. This led her to gain her advanced certifications and take multiple continuing education courses, including topics such as; Pelvic pain conditions, coccydynia, pregnancy and postpartum, and lumbar nerve neuralgias. She aims to bring awareness and provide a customized treatment plan for each patient and loves tailoring exercises to the patient’s needs and time considerations. She has a special interest helping people who have pain with intercourse, postpartum pain, incontinence, complex pain conditions (endo, painful bladder syndrome, etc), as well as pregnancy related pain. She feels that quality of life as well as intimacy in a relationship are important aspects that should be addressed in medical care. Outside of the clinic, Courtney enjoys anything outdoors especially hiking or backpacking with her husband. She enjoys spending time with her dogs Moose and Winston, as well as gardening, running, eating good food, and spending time with family and friends.
David George, MA, LA-C, C.SMA
Redmond and Prineville Clinics
David combined his entrepreneurial mindset and passion for healing in 2004 when he opened his own private practice, Life-Sport Wellness & Acupuncture in the Inland Empire. David successfully ran his private practice for 11 years, earning his Certification in Sports Medicine Acupuncture along the way.
Most recently, David George worked as a sports medicine acupuncturist for Savas Health in Rancho Mirage, CA. Finally ready for a change in scenery, David came to Central Oregon to join Rebound Physical Therapy. He will be treating in Redmond and Prineville, offering a much needed service in both of those areas.
David continues to educate himself on a variety of healing methods. In 2022 he became a certified Qigong Instructor. Qigong, similar to tai chi, involves using exercises to optimize the balancing if energy between body, mind and spirit with the goal of improving and maintaining health and wellbeing.
Outside of the clinic, David enjoys outdoor activities such as biking, hiking trail running and golf; as well as practicing Qigong!
Hayley Hoggarth, OTR/L, CEAS Prineville Clinic Hayley Hoggarth, OTR/L, CEAS began her path to occupational therapy in New Zealand where she accepted a student-internship, which included hosting the country’s Youth Paralympic Games. She then received her Masters in Occupational Therapy from Touro University Nevada in 2015 and spent the first three years of her career in short-term and long-term Skilled Nursing rehabilitation. During her time there, she worked with patients on functional improvements for a variety of diagnoses and conditions, including contracture management through splinting. She followed her passion for orthosis fabrication and transitioned to outpatient hand therapy in 2018. Through the Pandemic, Hayley found many of her patients were suffering upper extremity injuries due to the abrupt transition of working from-home, and that they did not have a supportive ergonomic environment. She obtained her CEAS certification (Certified Ergonomics Assessment Specialist) in 2020 and has seen how valuable ergonomics education and training can be for her patient’s recovery. Hoggarth is grateful to be part of Rebound Physical Therapy, and for the support of her talented colleagues as she pursues her certification as a Hand Therapist. Hayley is joyfully joining her husband, Justin Hoggarth, DPT and Clinic Manager at the Prineville Clinic. She is looking forward to growing the Hand Therapy Program in Prineville and serving the community with new resources. Some of Hayley’s hidden talents outside of the clinic include line dancing, sewing, and baking with her sourdough starter.
A native of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Justin Hoggarth completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Sport Science from Oregon State University in Corvallis. He then obtained his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from University of the Pacific in Stockton, California.
Justin most recently worked as a PT in the Portland area. Prior to that, he worked as a therapist for several years in Las Vegas, Nevada. Justin treats a wide range of orthopedic and neurologic conditions, with specific training in blood flow restriction exercise for enhanced muscle strength, manual therapies and rock climbing injury rehabilitation.
When he is not working, Justin loves to spend time with his wife, Hayley, and their young daughter, Maeve. His hobbies include archery and fishing, as well as cheering on his alma mater’s team — the OSU Beavers— in football.
Lela Stemple PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS
Originally from Medford, OR, Lela Stemple PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS earned her undergrad degree in athletic training as well as her DPT from Boston University in Boston, MA.
Lela (pronounced Lee-la) gained clinical experience in athletic training working with Division 1 college athletes at Harvard University as well as other schools. Her physical therapy clinical experience took her all over the country before she ultimately began her PT career in Phoenix, AZ.
Stemple's certifications in athletic training and strength and conditioning have steered her towards working with athletes of all ages. However, she has a strong background in general outpatient orthopedics, post-surgical care, and vestibular conditions.
Lela and her fiancé relocated to Central Oregon so he could pursue advanced educational opportunities at OSU - Cascades. Outside of work and school Lela and William enjoy trying new food carts, running, hiking and biking with their dog, Axl.
Lydia Pane, PT, DPT
Redmond Clinic
Lydia Pane, PT, DPT is originally from Longmont, Colorado where she grew up playing competitive soccer. She went on to graduate with honors from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. After a year of teaching math at the Denver School of Innovation and Sustainable Design, Lydia realized her drive to help others needed to be combined with her passion for an active lifestyle.
She became interested in Physical Therapy because she loved the idea of helping people realize their full potential. Lydia returned to school to earn her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Pacific University in Hillsboro, OR. Upon graduation Pane spent several years working as a traveling physical therapist throughout Oregon, Washington, and Alaska. She has experience in outpatient orthopedic, outpatient neurology, and skilled nursing settings of physical therapy, as well as professional teaching experience working with a diverse population of students.
Lydia is excited to root herself with Rebound Physical Therapy in Central Oregon where she can enjoy her favorite outdoor activities including hiking, climbing, backpacking, skiing etc., When not in clinic or exploring the great outdoors, Lydia also loves making art.
Meghan Biggs, PT, DPT, FAFS Bend East Clinic Meghan Biggs, PT, DPT, FAFS is a Pacific Northwest native who earned her Bachelors degree in Exercise Science from Gonzaga University and Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Pacific University. Throughout the course of her career Meghan has been committed to continuing education including earning her Certification of Vestibular Rehabilitation and becoming a Fellow of Applied Function Science (FAFS). Applied Functional Science is a distinctive and integrated approach to evaluation, rehabilitation, training, and conditioning that enhances neuro-muscular-skeletal comfort and performance for people of all ages and conditions. With roots firmly planted in the PNW, Meghan takes advantage of all it has to offer. Whether it’s hiking, camping or spending time in her garden, Meghan is always ready for an adventure with her spouse and dogs, no matter the weather! She applies this same enthusiasm and passion to her patient care, "Helping people find a path towards improved physical fitness and function is what I love about this profession!"
Sarah Zamora PT, DPT, ATC
Sarah Zamora PT, DPT, ATC was born and raised in Idaho where she gained a love of sports and the outdoors at an early age. It was through her involvement of sports that she knew she wanted to pursue a career where she could help others reach their full physical potential.
Sarah attended Idaho State University where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education with an emphasis in exercise science. Following her undergraduate studies, she remained at ISU where she earned her Masters of Athletic Training (ATC) and Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT).
Apart from work, Sarah loves to spend time outdoors. She enjoys hiking and biking mountain trails, paddle boarding, horseback riding, and even skiing and snowboarding in the winter months.
Sarah looks forward to exploring all of the nature Oregon has to offer, while helping people of all ages, athletic backgrounds, and abilities.
Growing up in Southern CA (Fullerton, CA), Sophia spent her teen years playing both indoor and beach volleyball, going on to play collegiate NCAA volleyball at Clarkson University in upstate New York. Following her graduation from Clarkson, Sophia earned her DPT at Simmons College in Boston.
During her doctorate program, Sophia conducted student-led research presented by the APTA’s Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) in 2022. She presented a poster which solidified her interest in research, particularly the influence of fatigue in physical therapy assessments and interventions. Along these lines, Sophia is very interested in sports medicine and one of her professional goals includes becoming a Sports Certified Specialist (SCS).
In addition to Sophia’s focus on providing high quality patient care, she served in volunteer roles to advocate for individuals within her communities. As a member of the Spaulding Runners In Training Program (SPRINT) in Boston, she assisted individuals in various stages of recovery from brain injury, stroke and other neurological conditions in their return to running. As a former collegiate volleyball player, Sophia has a great love for fitness and sports that drives her to help others to stay active and get back to what they love.
Outside of work, Sophia enjoys hiking, rowing, biking and has developed a passion for weightlifting. She also has a fondness for large breed dogs particularly Newfoundlands.
Stephanie Sultzer, PT, DPT
Bend East Bend East Clinic Stephanie Sultzer is originally from Richmond, Virginia and has always been interested in healthcare. She was an EMT for 8 years and rode with a volunteer rescue squad in Richmond for much of that time. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in psychology from The University of Virginia, and then obtained her Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from Boston University. She completed over a year-long advanced manual therapy and clinical reasoning curriculum with the Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy in Massachusetts. Over the course of her career, Steph has been working in outpatient orthopedics at well-respected clinics around the country. She has over 15 years of experience in this setting and a treatment philosophy rooted in manual therapy, individualized exercise prescription, and patient education. Outside of the clinic, Steph enjoys exploring the outdoors with her husband, their two young daughters, and occasionally their two crazy dogs, Bruin and Bos. On the weekends, you might find her running, skiing, at a lake, or playing in a pickup soccer game.
Taylor DeBar, MOTR/L
We are pleased to announce that Taylor DeBar is the newest addition to Rebound’s Hand Therapy Program. Her primary clinic location will be Rebound’s Redmond Clinic.
Originally from Michigan, Taylor graduated from Grand Valley State University with her Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy. Taylor first became interested in hand therapy while working throughout graduate school as a Rehabilitation Technician. Upon graduation, Taylor transitioned from a Rehab Tech to a full time Occupational Therapist where she enjoyed working with the upper extremity and assisting her patients return to their daily activities and hobbies. Additionally, she attended continued education courses in kinesiotaping and manual therapy techniques. Taylor also has experience as a Lead Therapist at a pediatric outpatient clinic in Phoenix, Arizona. As a Lead Therapist, she developed policies and procedures, trained staff, and mentored new therapists. It is Taylor’s goal to become a Certified Hand Therapist and gain more advanced training in complex splinting techniques and manual therapy.
Taylor is new to the Northwest and recently got married. When she is not working, she enjoys skiing, bike riding, paddle boarding, hiking, camping, and yoga.
Trevor Nannini, PT, DPT, CSCS
Trevor Nannini, PT, DPT, CSCS is a born and raised Oregonian. Growing up in Gresham, sports was a huge part of Trevor's life. He went on to play five years of collegiate baseball at George Fox University. After graduating with his Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science, Trevor entered the Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) program while also working as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) for the George Fox baseball team.
Trevor is excited to continue his physical therapy career in Central Oregon, treating patients at Rebound's Redmond clinic. He is passionate about helping all patients recover from injury and push beyond their goals. He has a special interest in sports related injuries, anywhere from young athletes to weekend warriors. Trevor’s continuing education goals are to earn his Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS) and Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certifications.
Joining Trevor on his move to Central Oregon is his fiancé, Breanna. They are excited to raise their daughter immersed in all the outdoor recreation our wonderful community has to offer. When not in clinic, Trevor can be found exploring Central Oregon with his family, attempting to break 80 on the golf course or trying a new brewery.
Zach Munizza, PT, DPT, CSCS
Bend North ClinicZach Munizza, PT, DPT, CSCS was raised in Puyallup, WA playing multiple sports and developing his passion for exercise and physical wellness. He earned his bachelor's degree in exercise science from Eastern Washington University. Zach then chose to explore the world and attend Bond University on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia.
While earning his doctorate in physical therapy, Zach worked in both the hospital setting and outpatient clinics as well as working with the Bond University Rugby Team. After earning his DPT, Zach stayed in Queensland and spent nearly 2 years working in outpatient orthopedics. Aside from his standard patient load, Munizza also ran a weekly injury clinic for the largest soccer organization on the Gold Coast.
Ultimately deciding to return to the Pacific Northwest to be close to family and friends, Zach is excited to be landing in Central Oregon and joining the Rebound team. When not in clinic Zach can found exploring every sand trap an water feature the area has to offer.
