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Hello and welcome to my homepage! As you can see, I am a physical therapist, and I have been working at it for over 20 years. I love working with people. I try to give my patients an understanding of their problem and provide them with realistic expectations and strategies to help manage and improve their condition.
I grew up in the Bay Area, but I have lived in the Sacramento area for over 25 years. I received an undergraduate degree in Economics from U.C. Davis in 1982, which I quickly realized did not suit my preference for working with people. I subsequently received a MS in Physical Therapy from Boston University in 1987.
I am currently the Outpatient Physical Therapy Supervisor here at the South Sacramento Medical Center. Throughout my career, I have worked in various orthopedic settings. I started out at Crowl Physical Therapy (one of the first “Sports Medicine” Physical Therapy clinics in the country), where I worked with both Sports Medicine and Work-Related injuries. I came to work for Kaiser in 1995, and I worked at the Fairfield and Vacaville facilities for 11 years treating outpatient orthopedic patients. I have been here at the South Sacramento facility since October, 2006.
As a side note, I love music and play mandolin in an “old guys,” all acoustic band, and I dabble with the occasional woodworking project.
My Credentials
| Physical Therapy School | Boston University, Masters of Science |
| Undergraduate | UC Davis, BA |
| Internship | Crowl Physical Therapy, Sacramento, CA |
| Internship | Tufts University Medical Center, Boston, MA |
| Internship | Winchester Hospital, Winchester, MA |
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