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Chris McDonald - Chris is the occupational therapist working with CPMS since ____.
MaryCarol Baker - MaryCarol is the physical therapist working with CPMS since 2014.
Stephanie Thompson - Stephanie is the speech pathologist working with CPMS since 2016.
Julie Burger - Julie is the multiple disability specialist from the Special Education Service Agency (SESA) working with CPMS since 2016.
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