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Dr. Kaitlyn Rambo, OTD, OTR/L, PAMS, LSVT-BIG, is an occupational therapist, educator, and entrepreneur with a passion for integrative healthcare, functional movement, and expanding the possibilities of occupational therapy.
She is the founder of Attune, an integrative occupational therapy practice built to bridge the gap between traditional healthcare and the realities of everyday life. Through Attune, Kaitlyn combines her clinical experience, movement science, and a healthy dose of curiosity to help people connect what's happening with their health to how they move, feel, and function in daily life.
Her clinical background spans acute care, intensive care, skilled nursing, memory care, and outpatient wellness, giving her a unique perspective on how healthcare experiences translate into everyday function. Growing up in rural Washington, Kaitlyn also witnessed the challenges of limited healthcare access, an experience that continues to influence her approach to person-centered care and her interest in exploring different ways to deliver occupational therapy services.
Beyond clinical practice, Kaitlyn is actively involved in OT education and professional development. Her teaching experience includes functional anatomy, cadaver dissection, and continuing education. She enjoys solving problems creatively and encouraging other therapists to think critically about the many ways occupational therapy can support health and participation.
At the heart of her work is a belief that occupational therapy has an important role to play both within and beyond traditional healthcare settings. Whether she's working with clients, teaching, collaborating with other professionals, or building Attune, Kaitlyn is driven by curiosity, lifelong learning, and a desire to make healthcare more connected to the lives people actually live.
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