Jill is a 2011 graduate of the University of Utah Doctorate of Physical Therapy program and has worked in a variety of clinical settings throughout her career including orthopedics, surgical, and critical/ intensive care settings. In 2017, she began practicing and pursuing advanced education in pelvic health physical therapy, which is her true passion to improve the quality of life and reduce and alleviate the suffering from back and pelvic pain and bowel and bladder dysfunctions. She is a Certified Pregnancy and Postpartum Exercise Specialist and loves empowering pregnant patients to prepare for a positive birth experience and a healthy postpartum experience. After years of clinical experience and hundreds of hours in further professional development courses around pelvic health dysfunctions, she earned an advanced credential of pelvic rehabilitation practitioner certificate (PRPC). In support of another professional passion, she is also certified in Pain Science and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as well as in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Chronic Pain through the Integrative Pain Science Institute, offering space to explore the biopsychosocial considerations of the experience of pain with patients, which is more effective than simply “fixing” body parts that don’t appear to feel or move well. When she is not helping people with pelvic health or chronic pain concerns, Jill enjoys a lot of outdoor activities on foot, bike, or skis with family or friends and her dog.