Leigh is from Bridgeport, West Virginia and a graduate of West Virginia University’s Occupational Therapy program. In the fall of 2020 she completed her level II fieldwork rotation at PAT where she confirmed her passion for working with the pediatric population. Leigh loves pediatric OT because it helps children and their families become more functional, independent, and successful with their meaningful occupations. Additionally, this profession allows her to be creative, learn new skills, and have fun! When Leigh is not in the clinic, you can find her enjoying the outdoors, having a movie marathon, or indulging in sweets!

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I graduated from West Virginia University with my Masters in Occupational Therapy in May 2018. Take me home country roads! I am also originally from Romney, West Virginia, but I now live with my two dogs, Marcie and Moose in NC. I have been a pediatric occupational therapist for my entire OT career. It is my passion to advocate for my patients and their families. A fun fact about myself is that I gained my passion for kids from growing up in my mother’s daycare and helping out after school or in the summer.  I specialize in Ayres SI, DIR Floortime, reflex integration, and neurodevelopment. I also have knowledge about therapeutic listening and interactive metronome. My favorite part about my job is the smiles on my patients’ and families’ faces as progress is being made! Outside of work, you can find me reading a good book, spending time with loved ones or my dogs, doing puzzles, or enjoying time outdoors!  

Caitlin joined PAT in 2018, but she’s no stranger! Caitlin completed a fieldwork rotation with PAT during her graduate school studies and hoped one day to return as an employee. She graduated from Wake Forest in 2012 with an undergrad degree in health and exercise science and minors in psychology and neuroscience. She earned her M.S. in Occupational Therapy from East Carolina University in 2014. Before coming to PAT, she worked at an inpatient rehabilitation center with clients with a variety of physical and cognitive disabilities. She has attended continuing education courses to focus on NDT, visual impairments, and oncology rehabilitation. After work, she enjoys playing with my dog (Winston), cooking, and being outdoors (hiking, kayaking, anything!).

Ms. Maegan joined PAT in 2017 and has been an occupational therapist since 2012. She has training in sensory integration, therapeutic listening, the S.O.S. feeding approach, assistive technology, wheelchair seating and positioning, splinting and casting, vision therapy and interactive metronome. In her spare time, Ms. Maegan likes hiking and spending time with her husband and their three children.

Leila is from Cornelius, NC, graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with her undergraduate degree in 2006, and from Lenoir-Rhyne University in 2009 with a Master’s of Science in Occupational Therapy degree. She began practicing as an occupational therapist in 2009. She has practiced in a variety of settings including private pediatric clinics, school settings, and hospital based acute care and began working at PAT in 2017. Leila holds an advanced certification in Sensory Integration and is SIPT certified. She also is certified in Integrated Listening Systems as well as the Astronaut Training Protocol. Leila has received mentoring in the DIR®/Floortime™ Approach as well as the Handwriting Without Tears® curriculum. Leila is extremely passionate about helping parents, and teachers, as well as the community to understand the diverse challenges faced by our children and their families. It is her goal to educate the community about the multifaceted nature of these children’s development.