1. January 11, 2016
Dear LinkedIn Viewer,
I am interested in a job opening that is involved in the field of Physical Therapy. My consideration for the job stems
from the amount of shadowing hours that I have, the drive of an in school student, and the overall experience of
having the job to help me in to a Physical therapy program. These characteristics can favor and help you in the
clinic because my dedication to the job is a prime opportunity that should be highlighted in a PT program interview.
Also, I have a genuine interest toward the job stemming from the personal achievement of gratification that it offers
when working with another person to obtain a short/long term goal. Physical therapy is an occupation that I pursue
because of the unique reward and results that exercise programs and physical activity offers to the human body.
Being able to prolong the life of someone or give the person the chance to regain the ability to walk is like a rebirth.
That of which, it helps me learn more about my self-reflection with each person that walks into the clinic. This
opportunity is crucial to me and will help me gain life lessons in an area that I have learned about in classes for
many years. I am ready to take on the challenge and fight along detrimental causes such as obesity, stroke,
cardiovascular disease so that the United states can become a better nation. Allowing me to have this job would
allow for my potential to be released with you as my mentor. So I hope that for these reasons and the display of my
strengths listed below that you consider me a potential candidate for a physical therapy technician or physical
therapist. Thank you for this opportunity and I look forward to working alongside you in the physical therapy
outpatient and inpatient clinic.
Sincerely,
P. Brandon Taylor

2. 2
Phillip Brandon Taylor
2001 Newburg Road, Louisville, KY 40205
502-422-0968 • ptaylor02@bellarmine.edu
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts in Health Sciences, Expected May 2017
• Minor in Psychology
BellarmineUniversity,Louisville,KY• 502-272-8000
- Recognized on dean’s listatthe university and will to use the education to starta practiceof Physical Therapy thatfocuses
on usingphysical activity as a substitutefor stimulation of the brain to overcome common mental addictions (anxiety,
caffeine, drugs,vertigo, and fear).
General Education Diploma, Graduated May 2013
Spencer County High School,Taylorsville,KY • 502-477-3255
- Firststudent to ever receive the “Going the Distance”award,which is given to teachers for helpingeducate the younger
generation alongwith partakingin community service.Participated in Future Farmers of America, Health Careers Club,
Fellowship of Christian Athletes,and played varsity soccer,cross country,and football.
Related Work Experience
Physical Therapy Technician, Kentucky Orthopedic Rehab Team • June 15, 2015 - Present
 Review the styles and preferences of the physical therapists and translatethatinformation to the patient
 Educate a patient to enableperformance of an exercise
 UtilizeE-Stem/ Ultrasound equipment to offer deep tissuemassage
 Set/reschedule patient appointments over the phone and in person
 Multi-task with memorization of exercises and names between at least6 patients frequently
Academic Peer Advocate Bellarmine University • August 17, 2015 – Present
 Assists students in their transition fromhome to campus living
 Encourage performing well in academics and motivatestudent to remain dedicated
 Manage involvement of student’s campus activities
 Develop an organized schedule that targets set goals for that student’s degree
 Build a solid personal relationship with student
Referee Official Spencer County Soccer Association • March 23, 2006 – April 14, 2013
 Supervisechildren age 4-18 years old with a joyful attitude
 Create a positivemood and habitto perform well when learninghowto play
 Hold the young athlete accountablefor their actions
 Help the young athlete learn consequences of not abidingby set FIFA regulations.
ShadowingPhysical/Respiratory Therapy
 72 hours atFrazier Rehab Outpatient Care (PT MarieHettinger)
 32 hours atSpencer County Physical Therapy (PT Becky House)
 12 hours atKosair’s Children’s Hospital (RTNancy Guyse)
Campus Involvement
 President of BellarmineUniversity Pre-Physical Therapy Association
 Vice President of National ResidenceHall Honorary (recognizes top 1% at university)
 BellarmineUniversity Sports and Recreational Facility Employee
 Member of BellarmineExerciseScienceAssociation
 Collected $202.00 dollarsto benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
 Participated in St. Jude’s Walk Cure for Cancer at LouisvilleZoo (PT- Club)
 Managed scoreboard for National Wheelchair Basketball Association Tourney (Ex-Science club)
References (contact information can be given at request)
Tim Nichol:KORT Clinic Director (Goss avenueKORT)
Becky House: Clinic Director (Spencer County Physical Therapy)
MarieHettinger: Physical Therapist(Jewish Shelbyville Frazier Rehab)
Lindsey Gilmore: Residence Life Director (BellarmineUniversity)