Pam Brown
Pam Brown joined our Peters Township clinic as the Front Office Coordinator in December of 2023. She has worked in the healthcare setting most of her working years. In her spare time, Pam enjoys traveling and activities with her family.
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Roberta Walker
Roberta Walker Roberta Walker joined Summit Physical Therapy’s McMurray clinic in January 2011 after many years working as an administrative assistant in the chiropractic and human resources sector where she was a payroll and account specialist. At Summit, Roberta specializes in multi-level office work, including customer service, project management and A/R follow up. “I am […]
Sara Soubie
Sara Soubie began her physical therapy career as an aide before earning her Physical Therapist Assistant degree from the Community College of Allegheny County-Boyce Campus in 2015. She was the vice president, and one of the top graduates, in her class. She has been working in the field for close to eight years in a […]
Mara Beth Didiano
Mara Beth Didiano, DPT, received her B.S. in Biology and B.S. in Health Science from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh and went on to earn her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2013. She started her career at Summit Physical Therapy in March of 2014 and works in the Weirton, WV, and McMurray, PA clinics. She was […]
Mark Mascio
Mark Mascio, PT, CHT, CWCE, received his B.S. Degree in Physical Therapy in 1989 from the University of Pittsburgh. He began practicing in the North Hills of Pittsburgh before opening his own clinic with business partner Nick Martin, PT, OMPT. In 1993, he launched Summit Physical Therapy with his business partner Nick Martin, PT, OMPT. […]
Nick Martin
Nicholas J. Martin, PT, OMPT, received his degree in Physical Therapy in 1988 from Virginia Commonwealth Medical College of Virginia. He began his career the same year practicing under the tutelage of Dr. Richard Erhard, a world-renowned clinician and first president of the International Federation of Manipulative Physical Therapists. During Nick’s time with Dr. Eahard […]
