Nicole Kabia is a licensed physical therapist that has been practicing since 2006. She earned her Bachelor of Science from George Mason University, as well as studied abroad at Oxford University with a focus on comparing U.S and U.K healthcare systems. Nicole then had the opportunity to attend Duke University, where she attained her Doctorate in Physical Therapy. During her studies, Nicole participated in developing a research study that investigated the effects of Mindful Walking on lowering fall risks in the elderly population. Nicole, along with four colleagues, helped to develop an outreach program at Duke to educate minority youth about physical therapy as a career option. She gained recognition and scholarships for her participation in developing the outreach services by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and Duke University Physical Therapy Program.

Recently, Nicole became certified in manual therapy and is currently pursuing her fellowship from the Manual Therapy Institute. Nicole has been an APTA member since 2003 and participates in orthopedic and minority sections of the APTA.

Jennifer Hine, MPT, has been working as a licensed Physical Therapist since 1995. In 1991, she graduated from George Washington University with a B.S. degree in Kinesiology. She continued her education at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, where she received her masters in Physical Therapy and B.S. in Health Sciences. Her work experience includes one year (1995) at Suburban Hospital in acute care and outpatient physical therapy. In 1996, she began working for M.O.S.T. She taught injury and first aid to MSI soccer coaches, developed osteoporosis education and screening clinics, and provided nutrition/injury prevention for local Marvateen Gymnastics. Her specialties include lower extremity biomechanical analysis and orthotic fabrication. In addition, she became an instructor for the NSPA and coached cross-country and track and field for Georgetown Visitation High School. From 2000-2004, Jen split her time and worked at the National Rehabilitation Hospital as the clinical coordinator for outpatient therapy. She helped develop the "Runner's Clinic" and managed "The Foot and Ankle Clinic-Physical Therapy" at Georgetown University Hospital. In 2005, Jen rejoined M.O.S.T. on a primary basis until the present.

Jen currently works with a myriad of athletes from high school and college to the professional/olympic levels. She continues to be rewarded daily by helping people in all walks of life regain their physical well-being.

Adrian Datu received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Drexel University, Philadelphia in May 2009 with a focus on Orthopedics and manual therapy.  He also received his Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science from Drexel University.  Adrian recently earned his McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy Certification for specialization in treating spinal disorders.  He also plans to obtain certification in Orthopedic Manual Therapy (COMT), Functional Movement Screening (FMS), and sit for the Orthopedic Certified Specialization (OCS) test.  

Adrian has experience working with local athletes in the South Jersey area.  He also has extensive experience working with "weekend warriors" of all ages, the geriatric population, and a multitude of orthopedic disorders.