Evie Tate, PT, DPT

Evie joined the Endurance Physio team in the Summer of 2022. She graduated from the University of Montana School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences in 2020.  Prior to physical therapy school, she attended Clemson University where she obtained a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Health Sciences. While at Clemson, she competed on the cross country and track and field teams at the NCAA Division One level. Along with running, she has a love for strength training, particularly strength training for endurance athletes. She is currently a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS).

Her physical therapy treatment philosophy utilizes strength training principles and design along with evidenced-based techniques to help her patients reach their goals. Evie also has a special interest in pelvic floor health, especially post-partum health and pelvic floor health in female athletes. She has completed outside coursework in pelvic floor health through the Herman and Wallace Institute. She enjoys treating a variety of pelvic floor conditions for people of all genders and identities. In her free time, Evie enjoys running, gravel biking, skiing, cooking, reading and spending as much time as possible outside in the beautiful Pacific Northwest with her dog, Mozzarella.

Evie has specific expertise and personal background in treating injuries related to:

  • Running (trail, road, track)

  • Track and Field

  • Weight Lifting

  • Skiing (Alpine, Nordic, backcountry)

  • Post-operative Care and Return to Sport Testing

  • Pregnancy and Postpartum Care

Professional Development

  • Herman and Wallace course level 1 and 2A

  • Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist: 2018-present

  • Teaching Assistant for the University of Montana School of Physical Therapy Pelvic Health and Lower Extremity Orthopedic Courses: 2020-present

  • American Physical Therapy Association Member

  • American Physical Therapy Association Pelvic Health Section Member

  • Running and Strength Coach for Alpine Running Guides: 2022-present

  • Assistant for Dr. Rich Willy in the University of Montana Movement Science Lab: 2017-2020