Year: 2020

Raymond Dyer attended the University of Southern Mississippi from 1990 to 1994. During that time he was a student Athletic Trainer working with the athletic department providing services for all sports, with extensive time spent with the football and track teams. He graduated with honors in 1994 with a bachelors degree in Health, Human Performance and Recreation, with an emphasis in Sports Medicine.  He sat for and passed the NATA Board Examination, becoming a Certified Athletic Trainer. Raymond then graduated with a master's degree in physical therapy from LSU Medical Center in Shreveport.  He first practiced physical therapy in Louisville, Mississippi, where he was responsible for the successful startup of a new rural outpatient clinic.  He then had an opportunity to move closer to home and spent a year working…

Angie is a Physical Therapy Technician and the Office Manager. She has been managing the office and handling Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable since February of 1998.  Angie is here to make sure everything runs smoothly and professionally.  She can help explain payment options and answer any questions you may have.

Farrah received her Associates Degree from Our Lady of the Lake College in 2008. Shortly afterwards, she started working at Alliance Therapy as a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant.  She has continuing education in multiple areas including therapeutic exercise, modalities, and ASTYM.

Donna has been working with us since 2013.  She earned a degree in Occupational Therapy at LSUMC in New Orleans in 1990.  Donna has over 25 years of experience in multiple settings including inpatient and outpatient rehab as well as acute and long term care.

Veronica has been working with Alliance Therapy since 2015.  She received her masters degree in 1995 in Speech and Hearing Sciences from Louisiana State University.  She has experience in multiple settings including acute rehab hospital, outpatient and home health. She is an expert in communication, swallowing disorders, aphasia, cognition, dysarthria, dysphagia, voice, and apraxia. She has experience with tracheostomies, speaking valves, and rigid and flexible endoscopies.