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NOCK
P.O. Box 1822
Tacoma, Wa 98401
(253) 851-NOCK (6625)
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Robert Cooper, ATS
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After studying engineering at Trinity University in San Antonio, Robert moved
to Kansas City and began a career in rehab medical equipment. Currently a
Seating and Mobility Specialist as well as General Manager for United Seating
and Mobility, Robert serves at Children's Mercy Hospital (Kansas City) and
KU Med Center Pediatric Seating Clinics. He is a Certified Assistive Technology
Supplier through RESNA and a member of the National Registry of Rehab Technology
Suppliers.
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Donna Gonzales, OT
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Donna Gonzalez graduated from Eastern Michigan University in 1990 with a BS degree
and a major in occupational therapy. Employed at the University of Michigan Medical
Center from 1990-1997. Chief responsibilities during this period were evaluation
and treatment of adults with physical disabilities in an outpatient setting; and
evaluation for , and provision of, wheelchair seating systems for adults and
children. Current employment is with the Jackson County Intermediate School
District. Responsibilities include evaluation and treatment of students in
grades K-12.
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Philip Jones, OT
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Philip graduated from the occupational
therapy program at the University of Texas Medical
Branch at Galveston. He specializes in pediactric
intervention and is currently the lead occupational
therapist for the Lubbock Independent School District
in Lubbock, TX.
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Traci Micek, CCC-SLP
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Traci earned a BS degree from Ithaca College in 1991
and a MS degree from Syracuse University in 1993, both
in Speech-Language Pathology. Traci has worked in
school, hospital, and private therapy settings
providing treatment and evaluation to children ages 3
months to 18 years old with speech and language
disorders. She has worked with children using
augmentative communication devices and helped
integrate those systems into their daily routine.
Traci earned her Certificate of Clinical Competence
(CCC) from ASHA in 1993 and is currently a Licensed
Speech Pathologist in the State of Illinois.
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NOCK's Independence Day Campaign is in full swing. We are hoping to give independence to 10 of the kids on our waiting list by July 4th. You can help by donating today!
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Kurt
"No Longer Lost"
Kurt went looking for his mom. He wandered out of the
house and began walking down the street. After walking several
blocks, he stood in the middle of the road ...
Read more about Kurt...
Find out more about Sophia and others by
checking out some of our recipient case studies.
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Read the latest on what's happening "Behind the Door" at NOCK.
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