Manuel Wilfred, PT

Manuel Wilfred, PT, DPT is an accomplished physical therapist and healthcare leader with extensive experience in rehabilitation and therapeutic innovation. He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from Montana University and has co-authored a book chapter in New Rehabilitation Therapy and Therapeutics along with several peer-reviewed articles. His expertise in orthopedics and neurology has also been featured on NYU Doctor Radio podcasts and recognized in press coverage for his work in robotic therapy.

As the Director of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech, Audiology, and Orthotics at St. Francis Hospital, Manuel oversees a multidisciplinary team committed to delivering exceptional patient care. He brings a forward-thinking approach to rehabilitation services, integrating evidence-based practices with cutting-edge technologies to enhance patient outcomes. In addition, he serves as an Adjunct Professor at Dominican University, mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals and contributing to academic advancement in rehabilitation sciences.

Outside of his professional endeavors, Manuel is passionate about cultural exploration, traveling to experience new places and perspectives. He enjoys playing the guitar as a creative outlet, reading to expand his knowledge, and exploring unique culinary experiences as a dedicated foodie. His well-rounded interests reflect a commitment to personal growth and a balanced, enriching lifestyle.

• University of Montana - DPT

• American Physical Therapy Association
• American College of Healthcare Executives

Manuel Wilfred, PT, DPT is a physical therapist and rehabilitation leader who has co-authored a chapter in New Rehabilitation Therapy and Therapeutics and contributed to several peer-reviewed articles in the field of physical therapy and rehabilitation. His work has also been featured in professional podcasts, including NYU Doctor Radio, and highlighted in press coverage for advances in robotic therapy.