I believe listening to the patient is the most important thing I can do for them. This not only allows me to focus on the area’s most critical to them, but also helps formulate an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. I combine experience, current evidenced-based treatments, and good-old "tried and true" techniques to guide patients back to the activities they wish to return to. Extensive continuing education training in trigger point dry needling, manual therapy techniques including joint and spinal manipulation, treatment for vertigo and dizziness, and men's pelvic health has allowed me to expand my practice beyond general orthopedics.
I believe listening to the patient is the most important thing I can do for them. This not only allows me to focus on the area’s most critical to them, but also helps formulate an accurate diagnosis…
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I attended the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse where I earned both my Bachelor and Doctoral degrees. After graduating with my Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree in 2010, my wife, who is a Nurse Practitioner, and I fulfilled multiple short-term commitments for various healthcare organizations across the United States. For two years we were able to travel from coast to coast, meet new people from all walks of life, and immerse ourselves in various healthcare settings throughout the country. This opportunity has helped shape the clinician I am today. My wife and I continue to enjoy traveling. We have visited all fifty states and have expanded into international travel. We have two children and enjoy spending as much time as possible with them watching them grow and learn. I also enjoy camping, biking, hiking, and hunting.
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University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse - WI - Doctorate of Physical Therapy - (2010)