Dr. Halle grew-up on the West Coast, moving during high school from Southern California to the running capital of the world, Eugene, Oregon. He graduated from the University of Oregon with a B.S. in Community Health and a M.S. in Health Education. After two years of teaching high school health, he entered the U.S. Army for his professional education in physical therapy. During his tenure in the Army, he received his MPT from the U.S. Army-Baylor University Program and his Ph.D., in Exercise Science, from The University of Iowa. His family includes his wife Kaye, two teenage children, Erin and Rob, and a Labrador Retriever, Sage.
Avocational interests involve golf, jogging, and carpentry.
Dr. Cathy Hinton has worked as a clinician, manager, and educator during her career as a physical therapist. Her clinical experience has been in a variety of settings including acute care, outpatient, industrial rehabilitation, and home health. She continues to be involved in clinical practice in the home health setting. Cathy has extensive experience in managing rehabilitation services in the outpatient and home health settings. Her previous academic experience includes teaching part-time at Volunteer State Community College Physical Therapist Assistant Program and serving as the Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education at Tennessee State University Physical Therapy Program.