Our Staff

Shannon Schram

Shannon is a native of Clark County having graduated from Prairie High School in 1997. She went on to the University of Puget Sound receiving her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2005. Shannon purchased Battle Ground Physical Therapy from Pete Bartel in 2013. Shannon Treats Patients of all ages and conditions and particularly likes to tailor treatments to her patient’s goals.

In her free time Shannon enjoys staying active in the outdoors including hiking, running, and paddle boarding. Shannon is an avid Seahawks fan and enjoys rooting on the team with her family and friends.

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Dana Black

Dana grew up in Arizona and moved to Washington state after receiving her physical therapy degree from Northern Arizona University in 2004. She has always worked in orthopedic settings as a physical therapist and became an Orthopedic Certified Specialist in 2015. Dana also enjoys working with patients with balance and vestibular issues. Some of her favorite parts about being a physical therapist include getting to the root of the patient’s problem and being a teacher and advocate for the patient. She enjoys being in the sun, running, biking, swimming, and writing. She thinks Battle Ground Physical Therapy is a great place to go for care, as patients get one-on-one treatment from knowledgeable and caring providers.

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Krista Ernsdorf

Krista graduated from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon with a Bachelors of Science degree in Exercise Science in 2005. She then attended Loma Linda University to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degrees in 2008. She became certified as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist in 2022. Krista has taken a series of mat and reformer Pilates courses as well as being Bike Fit Certified for road and mountain cyclists. She recently started coursework in Women’s Health including pre/post partum care, urinary incontinence and pelvic pain.

She enjoys treating patients of all ages to help them achieve their highest level of function, but particularly likes treating spinal disorders, concussions, headaches and sports injuries.

In her free times she enjoys the outdoors whether it be snowboarding, swimming, boating, paddle boarding or gardening.

Iwona Edwards

Iwona, a native of Buffalo, New York, holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University at Buffalo. After living for 12 years in Southeast Alaska, she relocated to the Pacific Northwest in 2024. Iwona has a special interest in working with individuals diagnosed with pelvic health conditions, particularly during pregnancy and postpartum. She has also received a Certificate of Advanced Practice in Physical Therapy Obstetric Health and enjoys educating patients about the significance of the pelvic floor in their daily lives.

In her free time, she enjoys hiking, kayaking, reading, spoiling her nieces and nephews, and traveling the world.

Meaghan Christopher

Meaghan received her Physical Therapist Assistant degree from Arapahoe Community College in Littleton, Colorado, in 2012, and moved soon after to the Pacific Northwest. She has worked in outpatient physical therapy for her whole career, and enjoys working with patients of all ages, getting to know them and helping them get back to their activities through PT.

In her free time, she loves being outside: walking, paddle boarding, gardening, and exploring the Northwest, as well as rainy weather activities like reading, baking, and painting.

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