Academy Member Ann Flores, PT, MSPT, MA, PhD, CLT, Named a Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the APTA

The Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy proudly congratulates Academy member Ann M. Flores, PT, PhD, on being named a Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the American Physical Therapy Association (FAPTA) — the association’s highest membership honor.

The Catherine Worthingham Fellow designation recognizes individuals whose leadership, contributions, and impact have significantly advanced the physical therapy profession. Named in honor of Catherine Worthingham, a visionary leader and champion for professional excellence, the designation serves to inspire physical therapists to pursue the same level of distinction, service, and influence she exemplified throughout her career.

Only a select few hundred physical therapists nationwide hold this prestigious honor, making the achievement a remarkable recognition of professional excellence and enduring impact.

Dr. Flores’ dedication to advancing physical therapy through leadership, scholarship, mentorship, and service reflects the very spirit of the FAPTA designation. Her contributions continue to shape and strengthen the profession while inspiring future generations of physical therapists.

Please join us in celebrating Ann M. Flores, PT, PhD, on this extraordinary achievement and well-deserved recognition.

Learn more about the highest honor among APTA's membership categories.

Do you know a trailblazer in pelvic health who has demonstrated excellence in a primary domain of advocacy, education, practice, or research over the last 15 years? The nominations call for APTA National's Honors & Awards program is open from September 1 to December 1. Nominations must be submitted through their online platform by December 1, 11:59 p.m. PT; late submissions will not be considered. Selected recipients and their nominators will be notified in May.