Robin Schoenfeld

Robin’s career in Physical Therapy began in 1999 in New York City, treating patients at the prestigious Rusk Rehabilitation Institute and joined MTI Physical Therapy in December of 2003. She specializes in the treatment of orthopedic and sports related injuries. She has training in pelvic health issues, including pelvic floor weakness, stress/urge incontinence, and peripartum dysfunction. Robin is a member of the legislative committee of the American Physical Therapy Association’s Washington Chapter (formerly PTWA) and she served as the Vice President of PTWA from October of 2014 to 2018. She is a key player in protecting the broader health care needs of her patients and community, locally and nationally.

In college, Robin was a member of the Albany State Women’s Rugby Club, and as such is very knowledgeable in sports-related injuries. Since College, Robin has completed four marathons, numerous half marathons and three sprint triathalons. Robin has volunteered at the New York Marathon and other sporting events as a part of the sports medicine triage team for event participants. Professionally, she uses her skill and experience to identify and treat athletes who encounter pain and poor performance by assessing neuromuscular, musculoskeletal and biomechanical issues, and subsequently educating patients for proper training.

In 2008, Robin participated in Fred Hutch’s Climb to Fight Cancer (formerly known as Climb for the Cure) and climbed Mt. Hood. She leveled up In 2011 and successfully climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in northeastern Tanzania. Subsequently, Robin completed The Mountaineers Basic Alpine Climbing Program in 2012. Additionally, Robin is an avid runner, and skier, and loves to hike the Olympic and Cascade Mountains locally. Currently, Robin is pursuing a lifelong dream of learning how to play tennis.