Drew has extensive experience working across pediatric settings and outpatient orthopedics, supported by a strong academic foundation in neurological hospital and school-based environments. She has treated a wide range of patients—from infants through young adults (ages 0–21) with pediatric conditions, as well as adolescents through older adults (ages 12–80) with orthopedic diagnoses. Her clinical focus includes developmental delay, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism spectrum disorders, and manual therapy–based orthopedic rehabilitation.

Drew earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Gannon University in 2021 and holds an active license as a Doctor of Physical Therapy. She is board-certified through the American Physical Therapy Association and is recognized for advanced skill in manual therapy techniques. Her ongoing professional development reflects a strong commitment to evidence-based practice and individualized care.

Originally from San Diego, California, Drew relocated to Southeast Texas and now resides in Beaumont, Texas, with her husband and two sons. She continues to grow her clinical career while balancing family life, bringing empathy, expertise, and intention to every patient she serves.