Dr. Anne Sorrentino graduated St. John's University with a BS Pharm, practicing pharmacy in both hospital and retail settings, cum laude from Palmer College of Chiropractic, teaching Toxicology while in attendance, and is a Diplomate in Sports Chiropractic (DACBSP®) practicing in McLean, Virginia, treating athletes from injury outset through all phases of healing.

In April 2014, Dr. Anne Sorrentino was honored with the American Chiropractic Board of Sports
Physicians™(ACBSP™) prestigious “Sports Chiropractor of the Year” Award.

She serves as an adjunct instructor for National University Health Sciences teaching for the sports chiropractic program. She is also an EMT, American Red Cross CPR instructor, OEC instructor, and national ski patroller.

In 2013, Dr. Sorrentino joined WMI Global Inc., an international event management company covering risk, safety, medical and rescue. As a Senior Medical Director, she works with CEO
Rick Bahr in the management of events, ensuring the training of safe, efficient methods for course extractions of injured athletes and care of their injuries. She tours nationally and
internationally managing events of Winter and Summer Dew Tours, the Nitro Circus, UCI BMX Racing and Freestyle World Cups, World Skate, Street League Skateboarding, and previously Ragnar Relays.

Through WMI Global, she began working with the International Federation World Skate in 2021, serving as the Medical Officer for Street and Park Skateboarding through the quadrennium, qualifiers and Paris 2024 Olympic Games. This job placed her on the field of play for the entire two-plus week event.

Selected the USA team sports chiropractor for the 2017 World University Games in Kazakhstan, she continues to work with Pennsylvania Keystone Games, USA Track/Field Nationals and USAArchery.

She is currently working on the WMI Global Academy to ensure the legacy of the WMI Global methods continue.