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Christopher Cousins MPT — Physical Therapist
Biography
Christopher K. Cousins practices orthopedic and sports Physical Therapy in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Cousins has held the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist certification through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Mr. Cousins has completed the American Physical Therapy Association’s clinical education training course, as well as multiple advanced Orthopedic and Manual Therapy training programs.
He has lectured on orthopedic topics at George Washington University Medical School, Howard University Physical Therapy School and The World Bank Employee Health Center, in addition to multiple local health clubs and trainer’s groups. Mr. Cousins maintains an active role in clinical education and with sports special interest groups.
Mr. Cousins maintains a primary interest in orthopedic manual and sports Physical Therapy with a focus on conditioning, injury prevention and rehabilitation of the knees, shoulders and cervicothoracic spine. He is a well traveled Washington, D.C. native, and lives in the city with his family.
Email Mr. Cousins: ccousins@cfaortho.com
Certifications
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
Undergraduate
B.A. in Sociology and Anthropology, Earlham College 1984
Graduate
Master of Physical Therapy, Emory University 1987
Clinical Program
Grady Memorial Hospital, Advanced Trauma Rehabilitation
Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute, Orthopedics
Professional Affiliations
District of Columbia’s Physical Therapy Licensing Board
APTA
National Strength and Conditioning Association (formerly)