Peter Jacques, PT, C/NDT has over 25 years of experience helping children of all ages and diagnoses to achieve mobility. Peter has worked in outpatient pediatrics, inpatient at a children’s hospital and more recently in a neonatal intensive care unit. Peter was the coordinator of an adaptive seating and orthotics clinic for several years. Peter has been a pediatric physical therapist in several Birth-to-Three programs in Wisconsin, and for a school district. He is a certified neurodevelopmental treatment therapist for children and infants. He has had extensive continuing education in all areas of pediatric therapy. He has the expertise to help children develop movement skills regardless of age or diagnosis. Working with the child’s team of care providers, Peter can attain the most innovative and effective treatment and equipment for your child.

Bryan Jacques, BSN, ATP is our assistive technology professional and office manager at Walking and Wheeling. He graduated from the University of North Dakota with his bachelors in nursing. Bryan then served as an emergency room nurse and a clinical optimization specialist for the Hospital Sisters Health System in Green Bay, WI. In 2016, He graduated from the University of Pittsburg with his ATP certification. As a certified Assistive Technology Professional(ATP), Bryan is trained to evaluate the needs of children with positioning and mobility challenges and provide assistance to family and therapists in choosing the most suitable adaptive equipment for their child. It can be difficult to be able to prioritize needs as well as assess what equipment will have the most impact on a child. Bryan loves taking on these challenges to be able to get your kid moving!

Brittany Reinke, PT, DPT earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities in 2015 after completing her Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology- Human Performance from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Brittany’s heart lies in working with children with special needs and their families, which is evident in her past experiences. This special interest has led her to pursue a multitude of clinical and non-clinical experiences with children and adults with special needs. Throughout her life she has volunteered for Special Olympics of NE Wisconsin, PRIDE (Physical activity and Recreation for Individuals with Disabilities in the Eau Claire area), and continues to volunteer for the Miracle League of Green Bay just to name a few. Clinically, Brittany has experience in various settings including the NICU, hospital inpatient and neuro-rehabilitation, outpatient, within patient homes, and in a school setting. All of these experiences have helped Brittany become a skilled clinician in providing excellent care for your child’s orthotic, positioning, and mobility equipment needs.

Mark Omdal is the lead Assistive Technology Technician at Walking and Wheeling and plays a key roll in business development. His analytical and business experience allows him to optimize the day to day operations and the future growth of Walking and Wheeling. Mark's attention to detail and mechanical skills lend to the assembly, fit, and maintaining of the products designed for patients. Mark graduated from Colorado Christian University in 2009 with a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration and a minor in Finance and has experience in many different business environments including real estate rental management, banking, loan underwriting/analytics, and equipment rental operations management and maintenance.

Along with building his career, Mark has invested in both his country, as an officer in the Air National Guard, and in the next generation through several non profit programs for kids. Mark is excited to have the opportunity to be a part of Walking and Wheeling and brings the perfect balance of business knowledge and mechanical skills to help get kids moving and to continue to help the next generation thrive!

Norah Geske is the administrative assistant at Walking and Wheeling. She graduated with a degree in American Sign Language Interpreting from FVTC in Appleton, Wisconsin. Norah has an extensive personal and professional background working with exceptional children. Over the past 10 years, Norah has worked with special needs children within the Charlotte, North Carolina public school system. She has also worked as a patient access specialist for Carolinas Health Care System in Charlotte. Personally, Norah has a special needs twin sister and has seen firsthand the challenges that face special needs children. These experiences have given her a love and passion to advocate for children with special needs and for their families. Norah looks forward to serving your family.