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 Candice
Keene is in her twelfth year on The University of West Alabama Athletic Training
and Sports Medicine staff. Candice serves as a Clinical Instructor in Physical
Therapy and Athletic Training with the UWA Athletic Training & Sports Medicine
Center. She also is an adjunct professor for UWA’s Athletic Training program.
Candice is currently employed by ATI Physical Therapy as Clinic
Director in Livingston. In addition to her role as a Clinical
Instructor, Candice is responsible for the evaluation and treatment of patients
from Livingston and the surrounding areas that require physical therapy
services. In 2016, she was elected President of the UWA National Alumni
Association after serving two years as Vice-President.
Candice received her B.S. in Athletic Training from the University of West
Alabama in 2005. While a student at UWA, Candice worked with football,
cheerleading, basketball, volleyball, softball, and baseball. She was
fortunate to be a part of the 2005 GSC baseball championship team. Upon
graduation from UWA, Candice received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in
2007 from the University of St. Augustine. After finishing her Doctorate,
she worked for Rush Foundation Hospital in Meridian, MS. She has also worked
in a variety of settings including home health, LTAC, and skilled nursing
facilities.
Candice lives in Meridian, MS with her husband Russell, who is the District
Support Specialist in Safety, Transportation, and Technology for Lauderdale
County Schools in Meridian, MS, and their six-year-old twins Reagan and
Chloe. She loves spending time with her family and traveling. She also has
three dogs and 2 cats. Candice and her husband have a large outdoor
Christmas light display every year and love visitors. Come check out their
Facebook page, The Vimville Light Show.
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