Jeni Cook, PT specializes in outpatient orthopedic physical therapy with additional specialized training in pelvic floor rehabilitation. She treats men, women, and children for general orthopedic conditions as well as musculoskeletal pelvic conditions including bowel and bladder incontinence, constipation, prolapse, pre- and post-surgical strengthening, pelvic pain, and pregnancy and postpartum related conditions.  

Jeni earned a bachelor's degree in physical therapy at the University of Vermont.

Karyn Devereux, PT, DPT enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities with some of her favorite career moments including seeing a child take their first steps. She loves using her creativity to make each treatment session unique to cater to each child’s interest.

Karyn earned her bachelor’s degree in health sciences from Portland State University, and doctor of physical therapy from the University of Utah. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and golden retriever on the trails, at local breweries, going to concerts and going to sporting events.

Favorite Therapy Toy: Squiggz, color spots, and obstacle courses.

Mary Kay Hausladen Foley, PT, GCFP, CHTP/I has advanced certifications in Feldenkrais, Healing Touch, manual therapy, and Pilates. Mary Kay treats women, men, and children with orthopedic and neurologic diagnoses, specializing in treatment of the spine, temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ), and muscle tension headaches. She utilizes an integrated approach to treating people in a holistic manner. 

Mary Kay earned her bachelor's degree in physical therapy at the University of Missouri.

Jesse Foster, DPT, OCS, SCS, ATC, specializes in adult and pediatric sports injury, post-op surgical rehabilitation for knee, shoulder, hip, and ankle. He also treats general orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions from headaches to patellofemoral pain as well as spine dysfunction. He has worked at the high school and college level, and has provided sports medicine coverage for Winter X Games and US National Championships for mountain biking. He is also ImPACT Trained Athletic Trainer and is part of the Wood River Valley concussion management team.    

Jesse earned a bachelor's degree in athletic training and a master's degree in physical therapy at the University of New Mexico. He completed a doctorate degree in physical therapy at Temple University. 

Shanna Herman, PT, DPT specializes in equipment needs, including custom wheelchairs and early mobility through the Go-Baby-Go program. She has expertise in serial casting and splinting to help improve orthopedic conditions as a result of spasticity or impaired tone. Shanna also frequently works with patients needing post-acute neurologic rehabilitation after a traumatic brain injury or concussion, often using state-of-the-art bodyweight supportive equipment for balance re-education and/or gait training. She supports patients in both the inpatient and outpatient settings.

In her free time, Shanna volunteers with the Challenged Athletes Foundation. She loves empowering people with physical challenges to participate in and enjoy physical activity with their peers and families.

Shanna earned her bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Lewis Clark State College, and her doctorate in physical therapy from the University of the Pacific. Originally from Idaho, she enjoys hiking, camping, and golfing.

Joe Hill, PT, DPT, PCS is a board certified clinical specialist in pediatric physical therapy. He loves helping children reach their full potential so they can play and enjoy a meaningful life with their families and friends. 

While Joe treats children of all ages and with all conditions, he has spent significant time focusing on optimizing outcomes in infants with torticollis and plagiocephaly. He loves helping these little babies grow, develop, and eventually have no further need for his services. 

Joe enjoys working with children with special needs including cerebral palsy, spina bifida, genetic syndromes, and other neuromuscular conditions. Prior to coming to St. Luke’s, he participated as a treating therapist for a clinical trial, studying therapy intensity for children with cerebral palsy. While participating, he received special training in performing the Gross Motor Function Measure (GMFM), an outcome measure to track and compare progress of children with cerebral palsy.

Holly Hubbard, PT, DPT enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities and has training in reflex integration, toe walking, pediatric gait, and wheelchair seating and mobility. She enjoys the challenges of her job and helping kids play and reach their potential. 

Holly earned her bachelor's degree in health science from Boise State University and her doctorate of physical therapy from Eastern Washington University. In her free time, she enjoys being outdoors and spending time with her family and friends. 

Favorite Therapy Toy: the bolster swing.

Skila Jennings, PT specializes in treating infants and children in the 0-3 age range. She also assists with sports medicine and home health, and is a clinical instructor for physical therapy and physical therapy assistant students.

Skila earned a bachelor's degree in general studies with an emphasis in natural sciences, as well as a master's degree in exercise science from the University of Louisiana at Monroe. She completed a master's degree in physical therapy at Angelo State University.

Morgan Kilgore, PT, DPT is passionate about providing play-based physical therapy for children of all ages and abilities. She has experience working in both schools and outpatient pediatrics. Morgan enjoys learning about each child’s passions to help make therapy more fun and meaningful. She has received additional training in idiopathic toe walking, torticollis, orthotics, developmental delay, and pediatric pelvic floor dysfunction. 

One of her favorite quotes is by Walt Disney – “It’s kind of fun to do the impossible.” 

Morgan earned her bachelor’s degree in pre-physical therapy from Northwest Nazarene University and her doctorate of physical therapy from George Fox University. Outside of work, she enjoys all things outdoors including camping, hiking, paddleboarding, and biking with her family and dog.

Sky Pajak, MS, PT is a physical therapist at the Cystic Fibrosis Center of Idaho and has worked as a pediatric physical therapist and an early intervention therapist. She has experience in both home and inpatient care settings.

After working with pediatric patients with CF and attending the Cystic Fibrosis Boot Camp, she became more interested in the complex care of CF patients and was able to bring physical therapy to the CF clinic.

Sky earned her bachelor's degree in exercise science and her master's degree in physical therapy both from the University of Montana. She is an avid rafter, skier, and loves camping and hiking with her family.

Favorite Therapy Toys: ones without batteries that make noise forever.

McCade Powell, PT, DPT, is an experienced pediatric physical therapist who enjoys working with patients and their families to improve quality of life and functional independence. He loves helping children achieve their goals and working with them to be able to participate in fun and meaningful play activities with family and friends.

McCade works with pediatric patients of all ages and abilities. He is accustomed to working with a diverse population of children with varying conditions affecting their gross motor development. Some of the patients McCade is familiar working with include patients with cerebral palsy, torticollis and plagiocephaly, idiopathic toe walking, autism, and Down syndrome, as well as genetic syndromes, neuromuscular disorders, orthopedic issues, and traumatic injuries. He works to meet each child at their level to make therapy fun.

McCade earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Brigham Young University, and his doctor of physical therapy degree from Emory University.

Prior to joining St. Luke’s, McCade worked with children in the Las Vegas area in an outpatient and home health setting. Outside of clinical treatment, he enjoys spending time with his wife and children, biking, playing with Lego, and wood working.

Katie Quaglia, PT has a special interest in pediatric physical therapy and outpatient neurologic rehabilitation following brain injury, spinal cord injury, and stroke. She is especially passionate about working with patients with torticollis, movement disorders, and developmental delay.   

Katie earned her doctorate degree in physical therapy at the University of Utah.

Jill Steinmetz, MPT specializes in acute care pediatric physical therapy and serves as the inpatient supervisor for Pediatric Rehabilitation in the Children’s Hospital. Jill specializes in pediatric oncology and works in a monthly multi-disciplinary clinic with patients who have spina bifida. 

Jill earned her bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science from the University of Wyoming, and her master’s degree in physical therapy from the University of North Dakota. Jill received her Pediatric Specialty Certification in 2018. In her free time, Jill likes many outdoor activities including golfing and hiking. She also enjoys volunteering and leadership opportunities in her community. 

Favorite Book or Therapy Toy: Stomp Rocket 

Kelsey Walters, PT, DPT enjoys working with children of all ages and with a wide variety of diagnoses, including children with orthopedic, neurologic, motor, developmental, genetic, cognitive, and behavioral needs.

Kelsey earned her bachelors degree in kinesiology with a minor in classics at the University of Southern California. She continued her education at USC, earning her doctorate of physical therapy. In her free time she loves going on walks with her dog and spending time with friends and family.

Favorite Therapy Toy: Piggy bank and coins.

Allison Wolfe, DPT enjoys working with children of all ages in the medical setting. She has experience working with children with a variety of diagnoses including orthopedic, neurologic, motor, developmental, genetic, cognitive, and behavioral needs.

Allison earned her bachelor's degree in molecular biology at Eastern Oregon University, and her doctorate of physical therapy from College of St. Scholastica. Prior to becoming a physical therapist, Allison worked as a children’s horse-riding instructor and horse trainer for 10 years.

In her spare time, she enjoys being with her family and friends, riding and exploring with her horse (named Whatnot), spending time with her cat Archie, and reading books. 

Favorite Therapy Toy: Bean bag turtles