Dr. Margaret Hall

Dr. Margaret Hall graduated from Marquette University’s Physical Therapy program. During her time at Marquette University, Margaret received her bachelor’s degree in exercise science and her doctorate in physical therapy, as well as becoming a certified strength and conditioning specialist.

While obtaining her undergraduate degree, Dr. Hall completed an internship working with Marquette University’s tennis, soccer, track and cross country teams as a student athletic trainer, evaluating and treating various athletic injuries. She also interned at the Marquette Al McGuire Center’s strength and conditioning department, working with Marquette University’s basketball, volleyball, soccer, tennis and track teams, taking them through strength and plyometric workouts.

For her physical therapy clinicals, Dr. Hall worked at an outpatient orthopaedic clinic, a sports outpatient clinic, an inpatient acute care setting, and an inpatient rehab hospital. During her outpatient clinicals, she got experience working with patients who had shoulder, elbow, knee, and ankle injuries, as well as total joint replacements. With her hospital experiences, she was able to work with patients very early after joint replacements, those who had suffered a stroke or deconditioning from prolonged bed rest, as well as those who had pneumonia, UTIs and various other conditions.

While at Marquette University, Dr. Hall was a member of the Marquette women’s club volleyball and basketball teams. This enabled her to stay active and increased her desire and passion to work with athletes who had been injured to get them back to competition.

As a physical therapist, Dr. Margaret Hall is focused on caring for the whole person. She is compassionate, caring, and dedicated to getting patients back to doing what they love to do, whether it is golfing, running, or just playing with their kids.