It has been his privilege to have guided individuals extensively in the private outpatient and hospital sectors, treating populations involved in running, football, basketball, and hockey. Those experiences in helping individuals of all ages return to athletic excellence focused his efforts to thoroughly track progress and convey those results clearly to his patients. The goal is to provide the fastest treatment solutions to resolving patients’ musculoskeletal pains AND (more importantly) achieving pain-free independent management for life.

Jeff thoroughly understands that one cannot effectively treat what one cannot measure. His passion is to provide young and older individuals with short-term or long-standing spine pain, significant joint pain, and dizziness/balance issues a clear, defined, and measured path to recovery through patient connection and partnership.

Jeff’s education has been multi-layered with:

• Attaining his Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy Diploma (Dip. MDT) training through the globally recognized McKenzie Institute International, in partnership with the University of Dundee, The United Kingdom
• The Dip. MDT is the highest level of competence in the theory and practice of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy for musculoskeletal disorders. He is privileged to be among the less than 500 clinicians in the world who hold that distinction.  

• Certificate of Competency in the evaluation and treatment of vestibular disorders through Duke University and the American Physical Therapy Association
• An American Board of Physical Therapy board certification in orthopedics (OCS) that only less than 5% of physical therapists in the U.S. attain
• Year-long training in Kaltenborn-based manual therapy through the Folsom Physical Therapy and Training Center in Folsom, California
• Cutting-edge video gait and movement analysis training under Chris Powers of the Movement Performance Institute in Southern California