Erin N. Coomer
PT, DPT
Bachelor of Science – Sports Medicine
Pepperdine University – 2003
Doctorate of Physical Therapy
Northwestern University – 2006
APTA Orthopedic Certified Specialist – 2010
Runners are a crazy breed, and it takes one to know one. I love the drive, focus, tenacity, and all together obsession of these athletes. And I love to help these competitors not just stay active, but finish strong. In addition to my love for treating the running community, I am also fascinated by the movement patterns of the human body. However you want your body to “run” I seek to find the driver of the problem in order to not only restore and optimize function, but to prevent further musculoskeletal injuries.
I have been practicing physical therapy since graduating from Northwestern University in 2006. Due to my own passion, I started performing gait analysis and working with the Chicago running community as a new graduate and never looked back. I became an Orthopedic Certified Specialist in 2010, and am currently working towards my certification in Postural Restoration. A PNW native, I moved back to Seattle in 2012 and have spent countless hours adjusting to the hills, enjoying a post run Manny’s, and relishing in the scenery that this city has to offer from any path or trail.
A high-school all around athlete who desperately felt the void of missing team sports upon my arrival to college, a marathon training class became my stab at organized sport. I found running. Numerous marathons, a dabbling in triathlons, a Boston Marathon finish line proposal, two kids and a double B.O.B. later – running is my therapy. I get that. And because of that, I have opened Run Seattle Physical Therapy.
Kelsey Colpitts
PT, DPT
Bachelor of Arts – Psychology
Lewis & Clark College – 2010
Doctorate of Physical Therapy
Franklin Pierce University – 2017
I’ve been practicing physical therapy since graduating in 2017. I bring experience from many different clinical settings to provide a unique treatment approach that is individualized including gait assessment, postural restoration, myokinematics, breathing pattern assessments, and functional biomechanics. A focus of my treatments is to help patients find the tools to take control and get back to doing the activities they love.
I grew up in Seattle, played a variety of sports, and backpacked around the Cascades for much of my life. I feel lucky to be back in a city filled with amazing outdoor opportunities. When I’m not working, I can be found running, playing ultimate frisbee, playing board games, and hiking with my husband and dog.
John Orie
PT, DPT
Bachelor of Arts – English Literature
University of Pittsburgh, 2018
Doctorate of Physical Therapy
Northwestern University, 2021
Master of Data Science
University of Pittsburgh, 2025
I first became exposed to the world of physical therapy by a running injury while competing in college and since then have become hooked on the empowering principles of the field. I am captivated by the way movement shares in the telling of our stories and enriches our life experiences. As a physical therapist, I aim to help determine not just the cause of your symptoms, but also to team up with you and discover ways to support you in leading the lifestyle that you enjoy.
I originally hail from Buffalo, NY and just moved to Seattle in 2021–quite a jump, but I’ve found a soft landing with the beautiful charm of the area and the endearing energy of this community. I had the incredible opportunity of training under Erin through a clinical internship before graduating with my doctorate physical therapy degree from Northwestern University in 2021. I’m excited to continue developing my clinical knowledge in sports/orthopedics rehabilitation, biomechanics, and postural restoration principles. I am so thankful to be a part of this group and am greatly looking forward to working with you!
When I’m not in the clinic, I am most likely exploring Seattle, going for a run or swim, looking for a new coffee shop, sitting down with a good book, or working on writing a novel! I’m open to any suggestions you may have in any of these pursuits!
Dr. Barbara Ann Andrews
PT, DPT, Personal Trainer
Bachelor of Sciences – Biology
Seattle University – 2017
Doctorate of Physical Therapy
Emory University – 2021
Barbara Ann Andrews, PT, DPT, is a board-certified physical therapist and personal trainer who works with a wide range of patients, from recreational athletes to those competing at the collegiate level. She designs individualized treatment and training plans that emphasize functional movement and daily activity, with the goal of optimizing recovery, building strength, and guiding patients toward their long-term performance and lifestyle goals.
Her clinical interests include post-operative rehabilitation of the knee and shoulder with a special focus on ACL reconstruction and RTC repairs. Drawing on her background as a Division 1 tennis player, Barbara Ann integrates strength and conditioning principles into both her rehabilitation and personal training programs. This dual approach allows her to help patients transition seamlessly from injury recovery to performance training, while building lasting connections through shared athletic experiences.
A Seattle native, Barbara Ann earned her undergraduate degree in Biology from Seattle University, where she captained the women’s tennis team, before completing her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Emory University. Since then, she has become a trusted resource within Seattle’s tennis community and beyond, supporting athletes and active individuals in achieving lifelong health and fitness. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys staying active herself—playing tennis, golfing, skiing, and long-distance running.
Scout Hollister
PT, DPT
Bachelor of Science – Business Administration
California Polytechnic State University,
San Luis Obispo – 2019
Doctorate of Physical Therapy
California Polytechnic State University,
University of Puget Sound – 2025
Hi, I’m Dr. Scout Hollister, PT, DPT, a licensed physical therapist specializing in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation, with a focus on lower extremity injuries—foot, ankle, knee, and hip. Having undergone four knee surgeries before the age of 20 and attended hundreds of physical therapy visits, I know firsthand the challenges of recovery. My greatest professional joy is helping patients overcome obstacles that keep them from moving and performing at their best. I aim to be the physical therapist my younger self wished he had by solving the toughest challenges with our patients.
I am particularly passionate about helping endurance athletes—especially cyclists—ride stronger, more efficiently, and with less pain. At our clinic, I provide off-the-bike functional assessments, on-the-bike pedal-stroke analysis, and bike fittings, similar to running form analysis but for cycling. By identifying biomechanical pedaling inefficiencies and movement patterns, I help athletes prevent injury, eliminate pain, and elevate cycling performance.
I combine my clinical expertise with personal experience as a Category 1 road cyclist who trains and races year-round. I’ve also been coaching cyclists in strength training and on-the-bike performance for over four years. Beyond cycling, I’ve competed in several Olympic-distance triathlons and running races, giving me a broad perspective on endurance sport mechanics and training. Whether your goal is injury rehabilitation, performance improvement, or long-term joint health, I provide outcome-oriented and individualized care to get you back riding, moving, and performing at your best.