Greensboro – Yanceyville Street

Eva is the Clinic Manager at the Greensboro – Yanceyville Street location.

Eva Witham is a native of Winston-Salem, NC. She graduated from Winston-Salem State University, making a perfect score on the National Licensing Exam! Prior to earning her Doctorate, she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science at Winston-Salem State University. Eva completed Evidence in Motion’s Orthopedic Residency Program, is a Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist, and is a certified Trigger Point Dry Needling provider.

Eva stays very busy in her free time. She enjoys running, rock climbing, skydiving, and BASE jumping. On the weekends, if she’s not climbing the side of a mountain, then she’s probably jumping out of a perfectly good airplane, although, she says, “perfectly good airplane is debatable”. Needless to say, Eva appreciates every patient’s desire to live life to the fullest, and is dedicated to getting them there.

Kris earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Winston-Salem State University in Winston-Salem, NC. Prior to this, she attended Appalachian State University and earned her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Cell and Molecular Biology. While in school, she spent one clinical rotation in Colorado Springs where she was able to explore the wonderful state of Colorado and work with patients who were competing in 100-mile races throughout the Rocky Mountains.

Upon earning her doctorate, Kris has also furthered her education by completing continuing education courses in pelvic health and trigger point dry needling. She also takes special interest in manual therapy and pain science and looks forward to the opportunity to be a life-long learner and to work with sensitive populations who have not had successful treatment before.

Kris lives in Winston-Salem with her boyfriend, RJ, their two dogs, Odin and Ryker and two cats, Oatmeal and Porter. In her spare time, she enjoys backpacking, hiking, rock climbing, running, kayaking, reading, traveling around the world, and spending time with friends and family. She is also a former competitive horseback rider and loves riding whenever she has a chance. Her best piece of advice to her patients is to keep working hard, and to be an active contributor in their own wellness and fight to get better.

Emily earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, KY. Prior to earning her doctorate, she graduated from Clemson University with a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences.

Emily takes special interest in orthopaedic injury rehabilitation, manual therapy and maximizing function while reducing risk of future injury. While in school, she participated in a research project looking at the differences between dominant and non-dominant leg and how that should be applied to injury rehabilitation. Emily also plans to enroll in Evidence In Motion’s 2019 Orthopaedic Residency Program and is excited to work in a culture that emphasizes continued learning and promotes a positive, fun environment.

She currently lives in Burlington, but grew up in Chapel Hill, even though she is a lifelong Duke Basketball fan. In her spare time, Emily enjoys reading, baking, being outside and riding her two horses, Batman and Promise.