Rebecca (Becky) Ferguson, PT, DPT, ATC, is a Northern Virginia native. Growing up in the area she played multiple sports and had her first experiences with physical therapy after sustaining sports related injuries in high school. After a positive experience sparking her interest in physical therapy, she worked hard to become a physical therapist to help others return to physical activity, sports and achieve their full potential with movement. Becky graduated from The Pennsylvania State University with a BS degree in athletic training.

Rebecca joined our Inova family in 2005. She received her Bachelor's degree at James Madison University in Virginia and went on to complete an MPT in physical therapy at MCP Hahnemann University in Philadelphia (now part of Drexel University). She has spent her entire career in the outpatient orthopedic setting, and especially enjoys rehabilitating and progressing post-surgical patients. Rebecca is a Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner (CKTP) and takes pride in coming up with creative ways to treat her patients with taping techniques.

Rebecca Browne is a family nurse practitioner. She joined Inova Health System in 2022 and has been practicing as a nurse practitioner since 2021 and as a registered nurse since 2015. Prior to joining Inova, Rebecca completed her master’s in nursing at Georgetown University. She aims to empower her patients with knowledge and skills to achieve optimal health. As a Navy spouse and mother of three, she recognizes the unique needs of military families. Outside the office, you may find her running on the trails or riding on a tandem bicycle with her husband. 

Rebecca is a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant who joined Inova PT Center in October of 2015. She is an exercise and yoga enthusiast, and encourages her patients to stay active after completing physical therapy. In 2018, she earned her certification in Aquatic Therapy from the Aquatic Therapy and Rehab Institute. She has completed continuing education courses in treatment of the Sacroiliac Joint, the Thoracic Spine and Ribs, and Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Reeducation (PNF I through the Institute of Physical Art).