Learn more about Commonwealth Physical Therapists
Director of Physical Therapy
Arlington Clinic
Fairfax Clinic
- Virginia Fox, LPTA, MS
- Beth Geldmacher, DPT
- Eme Howard, OT, CHT
- Jennifer Konchar, MSPT
- Hugh McGee, PT, COMT
- Deana L. McNeely, PT, DPT
- Ching-Han Tseng, MSPT
Herndon Clinic
- Natalie Drummond, DPT
- Jennifer Ott, MPT
- Kristin Royen, DPT
- Amy Sanderl, DPT
- Jean Wang, MPT
- Michelle Zarnegar, DPT, COMT
Lansdowne Clinic
Reston Clinic
- Barbara Ankney, DPT
- Allison N. McArthur, PT
- April Munoz, DPT
- Karen Popovich OT, CHT
- Rachel Tate, DPT
- Jennifer White, PT, DPT
- Kimberly Woo, PT, DPT
Springfield Clinic
Tysons Clinic
Commonweatlh Physical Therapists
Fairfax Clinic
Virginia
Fox, LPTA, MS
Virginia is a native of Alexandria , Virginia. She attended NVCC where she earned her AAS in Physical Therapy. Virginia went on in her studies at Marymount University to earn her BA with an emphasis in Sports Medicine. She later completed her MS at Marymount University continuing to follow Sports Medicine and Health Fitness and Performance.
Virginia started her practice with Alexandria Orthopaedics and Associates in 1994, which later merged with Commonwealth Orthopaedics in 1999.
Virginia and her son reside in Alexandria. They en joy attending Major League Baseball games, Redskins football games, playing softball and going to the sites around the D.C. area.
Beth
Geldmacher, DPT
Born and raised in Maryland, Beth Geldmacher attended Roanoke College in Virginia earning a BS in Biology before going on to receive her DPT at Duke University. She returned to the Northern Virginia area to be closer to family and joined Commonwealth Orthopaedics in 2004. She works out of the Fairfax office and has outside interests in running, sailing, singing, and more recently, indoor rock climbing.
Eme Howard, OT, CHT
Eme is a native of northwest Florida. She graduated from Florida A&M University in 2000 with a B.S. degree in Occupational Therapy. After graduating from FAMU, she moved to Dallas, Texas to work at UT Southwestern Medical School's acclaimed burn center. Within several years, she chose to specialize in hand and upper extremity orthopedic injuries. In 2004, she moved to San Diego, California and worked for Scripps Memorial Hospital. In 2006, she passed the national exam to become a Certified Hand Therapist. Eme joined Commonwealth Orthopedics in July 2008 after moving to Northern Virginia.
Eme's hobbies include triathlon and traveling. She has finished three marathons, two half IronMan triathlons, and a dozen sprint triathlons. She is currently training for the IronMan triathlon in Tempe, Arizona in November 2008. She is engaged to a United States Marine and will be married in April 2009.
Jennifer
Konchar, MSPT
A native of Beaver, Pennsylvania, Jennifer has been an employee of the Commonwealth Orthopedics physical therapy team since 2000. Since that time she has worked mainly in the Fairfax office. Prior to joining Commonwealth, Ms. Konchar worked with Jameson Rehabilitation Hospital in New Castle, Pennsylvania for one year.
Jennifer’s interest in physical therapy was cultivated since grade school. Through elementary and high school, she was the paper carrier at the Beaver Medical Center. Her interest in health care grew from this experience and eventually led to volunteer work at multiple outpatient therapy clinics and ultimately the career choice of physical therapy.
Jennifer graduated from the Pennsylvania State University with a BS in the Health Science Option of Psychology before attending Arcadia University where she earned her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy in 1998. Jennifer holds her Virginia State Physical Therapy and Pennsylvania State Physical Therapy licenses.
Jennifer and her husband Mark have one child, Bella Rose, and reside in Fairfax, VA. They enjoy waterskiing, hiking, and ice hockey and are avid Pittsburgh Steelers and Penn State football fans!!!
Hugh
McGee, PT, COMT
Hugh is a native Northern Virginian, who has been with Commonwealth since 2002. He graduated from Virginia Tech in 1990. He then earned his degree in Physical Therapy in 1997 from Robert Gordon University, in Aberdeen, Scotland. Hugh is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT), earning this credential in 2009 from the Maitland Australian Physiotherapy Seminars. He enjoys working with patients of all ages, covering the full spectrum of orthopedic conditions. His interests include: sports injuries, degenerative conditions of both the spine and extremities, and post-operative rehabilitation. Married, with two boys, he is busy, but still finds time to play guitar and to get in the pool to swim some laps.
Deana
L. McNeely, PT, DPT
Deana originally became interested in Physical Therapy while working with children with special needs while in college. As she gained more experience during her graduate studies, she became interested in the “hands on” aspect of working with patients with orthopedic injuries, both children and adults. Since joining Commonwealth Physical Therapy in 2003, she has enjoyed treating a wide variety of patients, using both manual therapy skills and therapeutic exercise to help her patients return to their active, busy lives.
After growing up in the Northeast, Deana earned her BS in Biology at the College of William and Mary in 1999, then her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the Medical College of Virginia in 2002. In 2005, Deana went back to the Medical College of Virginia and earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) through a distance-based program, which she completed in 2007. Since 2006, Deana has been the clinic manager in our Fairfax office, and she enjoys splitting her time between patient care and administrative activities.
Deana and her husband have a young daughter, who keeps them busy. They enjoy relaxing with family, swimming, and traveling.
Ching-Han Tseng, MSPT
Ching grew up in Taiwan where she received her Bachelors of Science in Physical Therapy in 2003. Wanting to advance her career in the United States, Ching moved to Pennsylvania and earned her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Pittsburgh in 2005. Orthopedic physical therapy has been her main interest, having worked as an orthopedic PT in Virginia in the past three years. With her free time she enjoys water activities, hiking, skiing and exploring the beautiful countryside.

