Emma Crumpton, PT, DPT 

Emma Crumpton earned her B.S. in Exercise Science from Auburn University in 2015 and completed her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Samford University in 2019. She has been practicing outpatient physical therapy since that time, with clinical interests in women’s health, manual therapy, and neurological/vestibular rehabilitation. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA).

Outside of the clinic, Emma enjoys watching football, hiking, reading, hunting, fishing, and camping.

“I became a PT because I was a patient myself when I injured my knee in high school. Throughout my rehab, I grew to love my therapists, the profession, and the impact that physical therapy has on patients from all walks of life. I wholeheartedly believe 1 Peter 4:10, and because of that I am passionate about using my God-given gifts and skill set to help my patients reach their fullest potential.”