Our Team

Emily Windham, PT, DPT

CLINIC DIRECTOR

Emily completed her undergraduate coursework at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Alabama. She enjoys treating a wide variety of patients and injuries utilizing hands-on therapy techniques to help her patients return to their highest level of function but her specialty is in treatment for the foot and ankle. She enjoys the in-depth gait and biomechanical analysis involved with prescribing custom foot orthotics. She has completed a significant amount of continuing medical education for gait analysis and running mechanics as well as evaluation & treatment of foot and ankle dysfunction in addition to orthotics prescription & fitting. Emily is certified in myofascial release techniques including ASTYM as well Graston. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, Orthopedic section, and Sports section. Outside the clinic, Emily enjoys hiking and fishing with her husband and 2 daughters. She’s also an avid reader, filmgoer, cartoon-watcher, and SEC football fan (War Eagle!).

Kiley Steinriede, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS

Lead Physical Therapist

Kiley is a lead physical therapist at Proliance Sports Therapy & Rehabilitation. Kiley earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2005 from the MGH Institute of Health Professions in Boston, MA. Prior to this, she earned her Bachelors of Science degree in Exercise and Movement Science in 1998 from the University of Oregon in Eugene, OR. Kiley is a board certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist through the American Board of Physical Therapy and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. She has also completed Graston M1 Training.

Kiley’s interest in sports related injuries began while growing up in Alaska playing competitive soccer, downhill skiing and enjoying the Alaskan outdoors. She has a clinical interest in lower extremity injuries, particularly in the ACL, and enjoys working with young athletes to minimize risk of injury and maximize safe return to sport/activity. She has developed a return to sport process and works closely with doctors to ensure that patients are at decreased risk for injury.

When not working, Kiley enjoys cycling, skiing, running, traveling and photography.

Cathy Van Lith, MPT, OCS 

Cathy received her Master of Physical Therapy degree, in 1999, after completing her Bachelor of Science degree, in 1996, from Eastern Washington University.  She is a Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist through the APTA and she has advanced training in vestibular rehabilitation and the SFMA.  She believes in giving back to the profession and serves as a Clinical Instructor, hosting internships for students.  Cathy enjoys sharing her extensive knowledge of biomechanics and recognizes the importance of empowering patients to understand their pathologies and strives to deliver evidence based care. Well trained in manual techniques, she enjoys working with diverse populations and has extensive exposure to orthopedic injuries, pre and post-operative care, movement related dysfunction and vestibular rehabilitation.  

Laura Browne, PT, DPT, CMPT

Laura completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a minor in Exercise Science at Seattle Pacific University in 2011, and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Eastern Washington University in 2014. Her interest in the human body and biomechanics began in high school as she worked with physical therapists to overcome various sports injuries. She now enjoys developing individualized treatment programs, utilizing a combination of manual therapy techniques, exercise and patient education, to help her patients overcome their movement dysfunction. She has a passion for helping her patients develop personalized goals so they can return to pursuing the sports and activities of life they love. Laura played fast pitch softball and swam competitively growing up, so she now enjoys treating throwing and overhead athletes. While completing her DPT degree at EWU, Laura researched variation in acceleration of thoracic spinal manipulation. She has a passion for treating the spine, shoulder and other orthopedic injuries and is currently working on further developing her manual therapy skills.  As a Seattle area native, Laura enjoys spending her free time hiking, backpacking, downhill skiing, swimming and running, as well as traveling internationally with her husband and exploring the outdoors with her family and dog, Zulu.

Kyle Mark, PT, DPT

Kyle completed his undergraduate work at the University of California Los Angeles, receiving his Psychobiology, B.S. in 2013. He received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Washington in 2017. He has clinical experience in orthopedic physical therapy and sports medicine rehabilitation with time spent as a student athletic trainer for UCLA Athletics during his undergraduate studies. Kyle is passionate about giving his patients control over their pain and limitations, helping them reach their goals and return to the activities that matter to them the most. He believes in the power of optimal movement, using exercise, activity modification, and manual techniques to restore function. As a trail-runner himself, he enjoys treating various lower body injuries, performing runner’s assessment, and helping athletes return to sport. Kyle is committed to providing the highest level of care for all his patients. In his free-time, he enjoys trail-running, biking, basketball, tennis, and cheering on his alma maters in basketball and football.

Caitlin Quinn, PT, DPT

Caitlin was born was raised in Reno, NV.  She completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Community Health Sciences, with an emphasis in exercise science, at the University of Nevada, Reno, in 2012. She then earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2015 from the University of New England.  She has certifications in: Gary Gray’s Applied Functional Science (CAFS); ASTYM for the upper extremity, lower extremity, and spine; and APTA’s Certified Clinical Instructor.  Her particular interests are sports-related injuries, pre- and post- total joint replacements, and anything related to the knee, foot, and ankle.  She has a passion for educating her patients throughout the rehabilitation process, giving them the tools needed to achieve their personal goals, and combining exercise with manual therapy to restore their function.  She also enjoys working with Doctor of Physical Therapy students and college and high-school students who are interested in the PT field.  Her initial interest in physical therapy stems from playing many sports–specifically basketball, volleyball, and track–while growing up.  She grew to love the outdoors at a young age from being so close to Lake Tahoe.  In her free time, she enjoys running, playing volleyball, hiking, camping/backpacking, kayaking, and skiing/snowboarding.  She and her husband also enjoy walking and playing with their new puppy.

Sarah Hager, PT, DPT

Sarah completed her undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University of Washington receiving her B.S in Public Health, Minor in Global Health, and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy. Sarah grew up in Southwestern Washington where she played competitive soccer, track, and frequented Mt. Hood and the Columbia River Gorge participating in the outdoor activities those areas have to offer. This is where her interest in sports related injuries began.  Her love for orthopedic physical therapy and sports medicine rehabilitation continued to grow during her years spent as a student athletic trainer for UW Athletics and as a UW IMA fitness instructor during her undergraduate studies.  She is passionate about creating individualized treatment programs to help her patients reach their personal goals and return to activity or sports. Sarah utilizes a combination of manual therapy techniques, exercise, and patient education to help each individual overcome their movement dysfunction.  She is dedicated to community services and outreach, and strives to integrate her love for helping others, both within and outside of her practice. Sarah continues to enjoy all that the Pacific Northwest has to offer in her free time, including snowboarding, backpacking, surfing, water sports and running.

Cody Davis, PT, DPT

Cody completed his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at North Carolina State University in 2013 and 2015, respectively, before attending and completing his doctorate in physical therapy at Duke University in 2019. His clinical interests lie mainly in treating athletes of all sports and performing artists of all disciplines as well as a special emphasis on the upper extremity, manual therapy, and the clinical implementation of research into evidence-informed care.

Cody is a member of Seattle Performing Arts Medicine (SeaPAM) and spends some of his free time working in pro bono clinics for Seattle’s dancers and musicians as well as pro-bono telehealth sessions for underground music scenes across the United States and the world. When he isn’t focusing on his primary passion, Cody enjoys exercising, hiking, paddle boarding, going to concerts, and Duke basketball.

Jessica Paré, PT, MPT, OCS, SCS

Jessica was inspired at a young age to become a physical therapist. She graduated from Duquesne University’s freshman-entry PT program in 2004. She was also an NCAA Division I varsity rower for the Dukes. A lifelong athlete, Jessica enjoys treating sports injuries with a special interest in shoulder rehabilitation for overhead athletes. Jessica is passionate about her profession and is always excited to expand her clinical knowledge and skills.  She holds dual clinical specialist certifications through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties in sports and orthopedics.  She also loves presenting on topics within her area of specialty and teaching the next generation of therapists by serving as a clinical instructor.  Jessica remains a competitive rower and coxswain at Sammamish Rowing Association. She and her husband are avid outdoor enthusiasts and spend time with their two daughters appreciating all the best the Pacific Northwest has to offer

Sinah Simas, PT, DPT, COMT

Sinah received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Washington and is proud to call herself a Husky. A curious and passionate physical therapist, Sinah is committed to searching for the root cause of her patients’ concerns. She jumps at any chance to deepen her knowledge of the field and enjoys learning new approaches and specialized techniques to help her patients. Most recently, she completed the prestigious Ola Grimsby Institute’s Orthopedic Manual Therapy Residency, a yearlong intensive course culminating in receiving her Orthopedic Manual Therapy Certification (COMT).

She first learned about the benefits of physical therapy after a soccer injury. Her PT helped her to not only get back on the soccer field, but also to identify and pursue her long-term activity goals. Sinah knew she similarly wanted to empower others to capitalize on their own resources, realizing stronger and healthier futures.

During her free time, Sinah enjoys soccer, Olympic – style weightlifting, skiing in-bounds and backcountry, as well as backpacking and hiking.

Robyn Miyamoto, PTA

Robyn joined the Proliance team in 2002 as a PT aide, as well as a part-time medical assistant for the physician’s office.  She graduated from the University of Washington with a BA in Psychology initially.  She then decided to pursue her career in physical therapy and graduated from Green River Community College in 2010, becoming a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant.  While Robyn embraces working with a variety of orthopedic patients, she especially enjoys rehabilitating post-surgical patients and those with sports related injuries.  She takes pride in instructing patients in proper exercise technique to maximize rehab potential and reduce re-injury rates.  Robyn strives to create a positive environment while providing quality patient care to assist each individual in achieving his or her rehab goals.  Even though she moved from her hometown in Oahu, HI in 1997, Robyn is still exploring and discovering new things in the greater Seattle area.  Outside of the workplace, she loves spending time with family and friends, parenthood, snowboarding, hiking, traveling and watching sports.

Jennifer Pompey, PTA

Jennifer has been working for Proliance Surgeons since 2003 after receiving her Bachelor’s of Science degree from Western Washington University in Exercise Science: Kinesiology.  She further advanced her education graduating from Green River Community College in 2007 and becoming a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant.  Jennifer primarily has worked in an outpatient orthopedic setting treating patients who have experienced sports-related injuries and post-surgical procedures throughout her professional career and she has a special interest with working with the geriatric population.  She loves working with a variety of orthopedic patients, especially enjoys treating and working with post-surgical patients who have undergone joint replacement.  Jennifer is passionate about what she does and is always finding ways to improve her skills as a PTA through continuing education courses and learning new techniques from her peers. When she is away from the clinic she enjoys spending time with family, working out, running and playing basketball with friends.      

Desiree D’Sylva, PTA

Desiree has been a PTA for over 25 years and joined Proliance Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation in 2016.  Desiree’s interest in physical therapy began after an injury playing soccer in high school. She became a licensed PTA after graduating from Green River Community College in 1990. She enjoys working with a variety of orthopedic patients, and especially enjoys working with post-surgical patients and sports related injuries.  As a PNW native she is an avid Seattle sports fan. She has a love of travel, cooking, and movies. When not working, she enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her sweet puppy.

Tara Reyes, PTA

Tara joined the Proliance team in 2018. Tara earned her BS in Exercise Science from Western Washington University, in Bellingham WA where she worked as a personal trainer for greater than 10 years, honing her skills in exercise selection and progression.  Tara wanted to utilize her exercise expertise and develop manual skills to better help her clients in a clinical setting.  She returned to Whatcom Community College to become a Physical Therapist Assistant, and now as a PTA enjoys developing relationships with her patients and being a part of their recovery.  She loves working in the outpatient orthopedic setting and has a strong interest in working with post-operative patients and athletes working to get back to their activities post injury. She grew up skiing and playing competitive basketball and soccer and remains a big fan, frequently watching and attending Sounders games. You can also find her running, hiking, camping, fishing and archery with her family in her spare time.

Sue Park Eddy, PTA 

Sue joined the Proliance team in 2018.  Before becoming a licensed PTA, she was involved in the fitness field as a personal trainer and Pilates instructor for more than ten years. She discovered that controlled movement and working with clients’ awareness, alignment and core-stability through Pilates helped them to improve their quality of life. She expanded her skills and knowledge in rehabilitation through the PTA program at Green River College, graduating in 2018.  During her clinical experience, she enjoyed working with a variety of orthopedic patients: post-op, chronic conditions, and sports-related injuries.  She is originally from South Korea and lived in Japan for 9 years before coming to the USA. She enjoys cooking, eating, music, and spending time with her family and friends.

Megan Helton, PTA

Megan is a 4^th generation Seattle native. She received her Associates degree from Bellevue College, where she played volleyball. Megan’s volleyball career was cut short due to requiring two shoulder surgeries. This is where Megan found her interest in physical therapy. She graduated from Pima Medical Institute in 2013 as a PTA and has worked primarily in ortho-outpatient settings. Megan enjoys working with sport related injuries and takes pride in returning patients to the activities they love. She specializes in ASTYM treatment, and is FMS certified.

Megan grew up playing competitive soccer and volleyball. She now coaches volleyball for her previous club team, Cascade VBC. In her spare time, she enjoys playing volleyball, golf, spending time in Eastern Washington at her cabin, and working on never ending house projects with her husband.