Julie Moore received her bachelor’s degree in health sciences from Boise State University in the mid 90’s then went on to earn her Masters degree in Physical Therapy two years later at Idaho State University.

Among her many personal achievements, Julie Moore received the Top 10 scholar’s award and then went on to win the Clinical Research Award for Physical Therapy.
Julie began her career in Physical Therapy as the primary therapist in Ketchikan General Hospital in Ketchikan, Alaska. While working in the Ketchikan Hospital she gained valuable experience casting and splinting, working with the local High School Athletic teams screening them for the various types of injuries sustained before sending them onto their primary care physicians.

She also worked inpatient and outpatient care, home health, aquatic rehab, educational training for ergonomics and body mechanics for Hospital staff, and was a returning speaker for various community issues like cancer support. She then began working as a traveling Physical Therapist working across the country in order to gain additional exposure in a wide variety of cultures and clinical environments.
Julie’s final relocation was to the Baltimore area, where she joined Integrated Therapies as one of their therapists adding invaluable experience to the group.
Her experience includes Certification in Functional Capacity Evaluations which assists patients in returning to work safely after an injury, Aquatic Therapy, Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, Total Body Assessment, Lymph Drainage, Brain and Spinal Cord rehab, vestibular rehab & balance training, and Zero Balancing.