Brian Bonner has over 20 years of experience in hand and upper extremity rehabilitation. He has attained the accreditation of Certified Hand Therapist and he has also completed specialty training to perform Functional Capacity Evaluations.
Joe is a graduate of Governors State University’s Master of Occupational Therapy program. He is a licensed and certified occupational therapist, with experience treating patients recovering from upper extremity orthopaedic injuries.
Jaime has been practicing as an upper extremity orthopedic occupational therapist for over 5 years. She uses the most current evidence-based treatment techniques to help patients achieve optimal functional outcomes.
Kaitlin completed her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at the University of Illinois at Chicago and Masters of Occupational Therapy at Governors State University.
Kaitlin is a certified and licensed Occupational Therapist with experience in treating upper extremity orthopaedic injuries. Working together with her patients, she strives to give the best care possible in order to get back them back to what they want to do and need to do.
Sandy has been an Occupational Therapist for over 30 years. Her experience ranges from treating those with neurological disabilities to orthopedic conditions.
She initially worked in inpatient rehabilitation facilities and transitioned to outpatient orthopaedic settings which emphasized hand therapy.
Her resumé also includes years of Occupational Therapy student supervision along with being a faculty member at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn Illinois.
Marlene has spent her career as a licensed Occupational Therapist specializing in the treatment of hand injuries and upper extremity injuries.
Marlene’s involvement with hand therapy patients led her to develop a sincere interest in wound care management.
Andrzej completed his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at University of Illinois at Chicago and Master of Occupational Therapy at Midwestern University.
Andrzej strives to maximize the occupational performance of each patient in order to resume their most meaningful activities.
