Lake Stevens Clinic

Kayla grew up right here in Lake Stevens, WA. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology at the University of Washington in 2012; before completing her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of Washington in 2015. Since graduating physical therapy school, Kayla has worked in orthopedics, and became a board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist in 2020. When not working, Kayla enjoys being in the great outdoors with her husband Tommy and her dog Tilly. Hiking, camping, skiing, running, and watching the Seahawks win are particular past time favorites.

Sam Jewell is a Seattle native who received his undergraduate degree in 2011 from Lewis and Clark College in Portland, OR before returning to Seattle to complete his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University of Washington. Prior to becoming a physical therapist, Sam worked as a coordinator for neurologic and movement disorder clinical research programs in both Seattle and Portland. He has been involved in volunteer efforts for the American Parkinson’s Disease Association of Washington for several years. A life-long athlete, Sam has participated in numerous athletic endeavors including playing soccer, summiting Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2009, running the Portland Marathon in 2016, completing The Seattle to Portland bike ride annually for many years, and competing in more than 10 triathlons. He currently enjoys cycling, backpacking in the beautiful cascade mountains, spending time with his wife and their corgi Winnie.

Sue has been with NorthSound Physical Therapy since February 1999. In 1995, Sue graduated from Eastern Washington University with a B.S. in Sports Medicine followed by a two year internship at Gonzaga University. Sue returned to school and earned her Associates degree in Physical Therapist Assistant from Whatcom Community. College. Sue lives with the love of her life B.J., 2 awesome step children Ki and Kadie, and son Spencer. She enjoys golfing, hiking and camping with her family.

Tenille Johnson, PTA, has a passion for helping people get back to what they love to do after injury. She graduated in 2012 from Lake Washington Institute of Technology with her Physical Therapist Assistant degree and is trained in Graston Technique® for soft tissue injuries. Her orthopedic background stems from her experience in competitive figure skating, long distance cycling, and running. Tenille is most proud of completing Courage Classic, a three-day bike ride over Snoqualmie, Blewett, and Stevens Pass. Earlier this year she completed her first marathon and promptly signed up for her next one. In her spare time Tenille enjoys running, cycling, crocheting, and exploring the great outdoors with her husband, son, and daughter.

Kenzie was raised in Snohomish county enjoying the bounty of the Pacific Northwest. She became interested in physical therapy after her father experienced a rotator cuff tear and asked her to accompany him to his appointments. She received her license as a PTA in 2022 after graduating from Pima Medical Institute in Seattle. She is also proud to say that she completed her first half marathon this year. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with her husband Taylor, camping, traveling, and finding the best takeout.