” I give my best to my athletes daily to help them achieve their goals. To see an athlete score the overtime game winner, or be able to participate in their sport after a significant injury, or even turn and “give you credit” after they score, reminds me that my work is bigger than just me.”
Personal tidbit: In her free time, Cassie spends time with her two cats, Osiris and Deeohgee. She also enjoys cross stitch and reading.
“I am passionate about providing student athletes with the highest quality care by continuous self- education and building relationships with student athletes. I take pride in knowing athletes beyond the field. Knowing the most current research in Sports Medicine allows athletes the best opportunities to be successful in prevention and rehabilitation of injuries.”
Personal tidbit: Barb enjoys spending time with family and friends. In the summertime, you can find her camping and fishing with her wife and two sons. She also enjoys carpentry, gardening, and patio time.
Chelsey Reiter grew up in Northwest Minnesota and received her Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of North Dakota in 2010. She moved to Minot in the summer of 2010 and has pursued a career working with the pediatric population. She provides services to infants in the neonatal intensive care unit, has specialized in car seat fit and installation for all children including those with special needs, and enjoys working in the outpatient clinic with the pediatric population. Chelsey and her husband enjoy outdoor activities, camping, going on vacations and spending time with family, friends, and their dogs.
Katrina Peterson has been a physical therapist at Trinity since 2004. She grew up in Minot and graduated from the University of North Dakota with a doctorate in physical therapy in 2004. Her career has focused mainly on pediatric therapy, neurological rehabilitation, vestibular therapy, and aquatic therapy. Katie and her husband have 2 busy children. In her free time, she enjoys camping and horseback riding.
Nancy Gasmann is a native North Dakotan graduating from University of North Dakota with a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy in 1984. She has worked for Trinity for 30 years with the focus of her practice for the last 20 years in pediatrics. Nancy initiated the Hippotherapy program with the Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch in 1993. Other areas of career focus include birth to three years of age with the Minot Infant Development and in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Nancy and her husband have 2 grown children. In her free time she enjoys walking with the dogs and riding horse.
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