Dr. Kimberly Yoshinaga completed her undergraduate work at Azusa Pacific University where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Health with a Physical Therapy Emphasis. While an undergraduate, she participated in a 6-week medical mission trip to the Dominican Republic and Haiti, where she served alongside a team of 9 other students, local physicians and nurses in providing free medical care at remote mobile clinics and home visits, as well as volunteered at orphanages and hospitals. Kimberly developed a passion for working with under-served populations and has also volunteered at Union Rescue Mission as a student physical therapist, where she provided pro bono physical therapy services for residents of the mission.

Kimberly completed her post-graduate studies at Mount St. Mary’s University, where she received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree. During her graduate program at MSMU, she participated in research involving gait and balance training for children with chronic stroke. She has experience in neurological rehabilitation, orthopedic and musculoskeletal movement disorders, acute care, pediatrics, and chronic pain. Since graduating, Kimberly works with both the neurologic and orthopedic patient populations at Precision Rehabilitation.