Christina Bailie, PT, DPT, earned her master’s degree in physical therapy from Ithaca College in 2002, where she also minored in gerontology and nutrition. She later completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Russell Sage College in 2009 while continuing her clinical practice.

Christina began her career in a sub-acute rehabilitation setting, where she developed a strong interest in treating patients with stroke and other neurological diagnoses. She joined Albany Medical Center’s outpatient therapy team in 2004 and has continued to expand her clinical expertise throughout her career.

Her areas of practice include orthopedic, pediatric, geriatric, and neurologic rehabilitation. Christina is certified in Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), and she enjoys helping patients improve mobility, strength, and overall function across all stages of life.

Since beginning pediatric treatment in 2005, Christina has found it especially rewarding to work closely with children and their families. She has experience treating torticollis, developmental delays, toe walking, and sensory processing disorders. In addition to her orthopedic and pediatric work, she continues to have a strong passion for neurologic rehabilitation and frequently collaborates with Albany Medical Center’s board-certified neurologic clinical specialists to support patient care.