Sheltering Arms Institute
Bradley Hill is an experienced Clinical Leader in the Neuro Unit and Clinical Scientist at Sheltering Arms Institute, where responsibilities include program development focused on clinical outcome tracking and mentoring Physical Therapists, particularly for the stroke population. Bradley has also served as an adjunct instructor in anatomy and physiology at South University. Previous roles include Physical Therapist positions at Encompass Health and HealthSouth, as well as serving as a Physical Therapy Student at FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers. Bradley holds a Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences from Pensacola Christian College and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Touro University Nevada.
Sheltering Arms Institute
Sheltering Arms Institute, a national leader in the science of rehabilitation, delivers personalized care in an environment that supports recovery and restores possibility through the integration of collaborative science and research, inter-professional education, community engagement, and stewardship.