Title: Owner and director
Organization: Therapy Works of Wilmington
What the nominator said: “Amy is a dedicated therapist and exemplary employer. … She will go the extra mile for anyone. She runs a business, but her first priority in the business is getting her patients (her kiddos) what they need. Their progress in their therapy means more to her than the bottom line. She has gone as far as getting needed equipment for kiddos out of her own pocket so they get the full scope of treatment they need. When kiddos walk into the office or the developmental gym, Amy lights up. You can hear the kiddos all throughout the office yell, ‘Miss Amy!!’ She was recently out of state for a family emergency. The entire time, she was constantly checking on her kiddos. The kiddos who come to her practice/gym all made pictures and videos for her because they missed her so much! She is an angel walking among us all.”
– Rebecca Webster, practice manager, Therapy Works of Wilmington
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