Danika Viola
Danika is a below the knee amputee and an occupational therapist. She currently works in pediatric occupational therapy, and volunteers at Camp No Limits, which is a camp for kids with limb differences. When she isn't working, Danika enjoys hiking, working out, cycling, swimming, hanging out with her 2 dogs, and doing all of this with her husband!

http://theraplayinc.com/

Roger Miller
He is a former fire fighter who was injured while training new fire fighters. Roger Is the Director of Voorhees Amputee and Stroke Organization and is an active Peer Mentor.

Mitchell C. Rosenberg, M.D., F.A.C.C.
Dr. Rosenberg attended Brown University for his undergraduate education as well as medical school. He performed his Cardiology Fellowship at Presbyterian-University of Pennsylvania Medical Center.

our leadership team

B randon Holiday

Is a former decorated police officers who was injured in the line of duty and due to medical complications lost his leg below the knee. the Exectuive Director of the North East Chapter. He is also a kayak instructor and a member of the 2016 US National World Cup Paracanoe, Team USA for Canoe Kayak Sprint Team. Brandon strives to assist the surrounding communities and grow the network of peer mentors that can help varied levels of disabled veterans, police officers and community members.

Athlete Page: www,brandonholiday.com

Matthew Johnson
Is an active amputee within the Philadelphia and Southern, NJ communities. He is a proactive peer mentor and loves kayaking, rowing, and any outdoor activities.

Kerri Sowers PT, DPT, NCS

Kerri Sowers is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and an ABPTS board-certified Neurologic Certified Specialist and an Assistant Professor of Health Science at Stockton University in Galloway, NJ. Kerri continues to use her clinical skills while working at Atlanticare Regional Medical Center, a Level 2 Trauma and Comprehensive Stroke Center in Atlantic City, NJ. She is also currently working on her Ph.D. (also in Physical Therapy) at Nova Southeastern University (Ft. Lauderdale, FL).

Kerri is one of about 20 Fédération Equestre Internationale Classifiers (international) for Paraequestrian sport. She has been active as a FEI PE Classifier since 2012. She has also served as a USA National Classifier for Paraequestrian sport since 2009. Prior to becoming a PE Classifier, Kerri volunteered her time as a groom to assist athletes from both the United States and Ireland as they attended elite competitions, such as the World Equestrian Games. She currently serves on the United States Equestrian Federation’s Adaptive Sports Committee. Kerri actively competes in dressage with her own horses. Back in 2001, she was the Team Silver and Individual Bronze medalist at the NAJYRC (Junior Olympics). She has trained for the past 20 years with three-time Olympian (dressage) and, now retired, international judge, Jessica Ransehousen.

Kerri is currently working on research to investigate and analyze balance and motion of equestrian and paraequestrian athletes. She also created and is teaching the class “Disability & Sports” at Stockton University, which helps students explore disability issues and rights, and various sport opportunities for disabled athletes.

Athlete with Disabilities Network Northeast

Kevin Towers

he is certified in Prosthetics and Orthotics by the American Board for Certification. Kevin has an extensive array of continuing education credits with an emphasis in upper extremity prosthetics.

http://prostheticsolutions.com/