During the final educational year at the University of Jamestown, we were involved with working at a pro-bono clinic for 30-40 hours over two semesters working with patients that oftentimes did not have access or the means to affordable healthcare.

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This opportunity helped to supplement our knowledge and allow us to clinically evaluate, treat, and document complex patients in a unique setting.

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The patients that were often seen included:

- Low back pain

- Shoulder pathologies

- Elbow and wrist dysfunctions

- Chronic pain

- Sacroiliac dysfunction and knee pain