Kiley’s interest in sports related injuries began while growing up in Alaska playing competitive soccer, downhill skiing and enjoying the Alaskan outdoors. She earned her Bachelors of Science degree in Exercise and Movement Science at the University of Oregon and then her Doctor of Physical therapy from the MGH Institute of Health Professions. Kiley has nearly 20 years of experience as a physical therapist working in the orthopedic outpatient setting.

Kiley enjoys helping people achieve their functional goals whether that is getting back to the field or mountain or to walking up the stairs.

She has a clinical interest in lower extremity injuries, particularly in the knee with a passion for the ACL. She enjoys working with athletes and outdoor enthusiasts to minimize risk of injury and maximize safe return to sport/activity. She has developed a return to sport process and works closely with doctors to ensure that patients are at decreased risk for injury. Kiley has assisted hundreds of patients with ACL/knee injuries return to their desired level of activity. While she has a passion for treating these patients, she also has an interest in preventing ACL injury as the number of ACL injuries continues to grow.

Kiley enjoys working in an environment with less time constraints to provide more focused, effective care to her clients.

When not working, Kiley enjoys cycling, skiing, photography and the outdoors.

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