Jenna Strite 
​PT, DPT

Jenna is a Greencastle Native with family roots deep in the Greencastle community. She Graduated from GAHS in 2012 where she was actively involved in soccer and field hockey. Jenna went on to pursue an undergraduate degree from Slippery Rock University in Exercise Science and completed the accelerated program for her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy through Slippery Rock University as well. She has been working and serving the Greencastle population immediately following her graduation in 2018. Jenna is currently living in Greencastle with her husband and 2 sons. Jenna was the assistant field hockey coach for GAHS in 2020 and desires to stay involved with young female athletes with sports rehab and injury prevention. Jenna enjoys attending local sporting events, camping, and helps on her family farm in her free time.

Kelsey Sylvester
​PTA

Kelsey is a Harrisburg native. She has been participating in Competitive Archery in Central Pennsylvania since she was 10 years old. She suffered multiple injuries during her childhood, which sparked her interest in Physical Therapy. She received her Bachelor’s in Sports Medicine from the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford and received her Associates degree to be a Physical Therapy Assistant from Central Penn College in 2016. She currently resides in Chambersburg with her Husband James, 3 kids (Twins!), and their 2 cats. They enjoy spending their free time with their kids and extended family!

​Matt McCann
PTA

Taylor Reed,
PT, DPT

​Taylor Reed, PT, DPT: Taylor is a Chambersburg native. She completed her undergraduate studies at Slippery Rock University in Exercise Science in 2015 and her doctorate in physical therapy at Wheeling Jesuit University in 2018. Taylor specializes in treating patients with orthopedic, vestibular, and concussion-related issues. She has a history of working with active-duty soldiers with the Army and Marines. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband and son outdoors.

Paige Mouse
Front Office Administrator