Meet Our Faculty

	OLGA LM MCSoRLEY, PT, DPT Director of Clinical Education, Asst Professor (603) 647-3553 mcsorleyo@franklinpierce.edu Dr. Olga L. M. McSorley serves as the Director of Clinical Education and an Assistant Professor at Franklin Pierce University's College of Health & Natural Sciences. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Boston University. Currently, she is pursuing an Ed.D. in Leadership and Learning at Rivier University. Dr. McSorley's research interests focus on clinical education, professional development, and aquatic physical therapy. She is an active member of several professional organizations, such as the American Physical Therapy Association and the New England Consortium of Clinical Educators, where she serves as Treasurer. Dr. McSorley has contributed to her field through numerous conference presentations, including topics like aquatic therapy for patients with lower-limb amputation and innovative teaching methods in physical therapy education.
	Salome Brooks, Ph.D. Program Director, Associate Professor (603) 647-3500 Brookss@franklinpierce.edu Salome Brooks, Ph.D., is the Program Director and an Associate Professor of our Physical Therapy department. She is a dedicated educator bringing extensive experience and leadership in physical therapy education. Dr. Brooks' academic and professional focus supports the advancement of healthcare education, emphasizing practical, patient-centered approaches that prepare students for dynamic roles in the physical therapy field.
	Ross Childs, DPT Assistant Professor (603) 647-3552 childsro@franklinpierce.edu Ross Childs is an Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy at Franklin Pierce University. With a strong commitment to academic excellence and student success, he plays a pivotal role in preparing future healthcare professionals. His affiliation with Franklin Pierce underscores his dedication to advancing the field of physical therapy through education, research, and mentorship.
	Lisa Doyle Assistant Professor, Curriculumn Committee Chair (603) 647-3562 doylel@franklinpierce.edu Lisa Doyle serves as an Assistant Professor atour Manchester,NH campus. She contributes to the academic community through her dedication to teaching and mentoring students. Lisa's role highlights her commitment to fostering an engaging and supportive educational environment, enhancing the university’s mission of delivering a personalized and impactful learning experience.
	Cory Hall, PT, DPT, NCS Professor (603) 647-3500 hallc@franklinpierce.edu Cory Hall, PT, DPT, NCS, specializes in neurologic physical therapy, vestibular rehab, and professional development. He teaches courses in Kinesiology and Neuroanatomy while contributing extensively to research and professional conferences.
	Allison Kellish, DPT Associate Professor (603) 647-3500 AKellish@Franklinpierce.edu Dr. Allison Kellish is an Associate Professor and Director of Clinical Education at Franklin Pierce University. With a strong background in physical therapy, her expertise includes clinical education and patient care practices. Passionate about developing future healthcare leaders, she combines academic instruction with hands-on mentorship to ensure students excel in both knowledge and clinical applications. Dr. Kellish is dedicated to advancing educational standards and enhancing the connection between academia and healthcare industries.
	David Lorello, PT, DPT, BT-C Associate Professor (623) 518-2386 lorellod@franklinpierce.edu David Lorello is an associate professor at our Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program in Goodyear, Arizona. Known for his leadership and expertise, Lorello is deeply involved in shaping future healthcare professionals, fostering a commitment to ethical and effective practice among his students.
	Theresa O'Neil, DPT Assistant Professor (603) 647-3500 oneilt@franklinpierce.edu Theresa O’Neil is an Assistant Professor in our Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Program. Dr. O’Neil’s diverse qualifications reflect her commitment to advancing the field of physical therapy through both practice and education, preparing students for impactful careers in healthcare.
	Robert S. Phillips, DPT Associate Professor of Physical Therapy, Neurologic Content Coordinator (623) 518-2386 phillipsr@franklinpierce.edu Dr. Robert S. Phillips is an Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Neurologic Content Coordinator. He specializes in neurologic physical therapy, with a focus on Parkinson's disease, concussion management, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. Dr. Phillips is an experienced educator, employing problem-based learning to guide students in critical thinking and clinical practice. An accomplished researcher and presenter, he is also actively involved in professional organizations. Outside work, he enjoys running, triathlons, cooking, and spending time with his family.
	Tara White, DPT Director of Clinical Education/assistant professor (603) 647-3561 twhite@franklinpierce.edu Tara White, is the Director of Clinical Education and an Assistant Professor at Franklin Pierce University. With a robust background in Pediatric Physical Therapy, Tara oversees clinical education for the Doctor of Physical Therapy program, ensuring students gain practical experience in diverse healthcare settings.