Liz graduated from the University of Montana in 2012 with her doctorate in physical therapy and began to pursue specialization in Women’s Health. Initially, this was a way to stand out in the market as a new grad, but almost immediately she began to recognize how underserved women are in their health care. She continued her education through the Herman and Wallace Institute while maintaining her orthopedic practice development. She uses her skill set to view the pelvis from the outside in and inside out. She likes to say, “If it attaches to, or passes through the pelvis, I treat it!” 

Liz’s practice is inspired by sports and movement, drawing from her own experience with swimming, ballet, collegiate volleyball, and a lifetime of horseback riding. She enjoys working in her yard/garden, horseback riding, making art and playing games with her elementary aged kids, and spending time at the track where her kids drive race cars.