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I have been a Physical Therapist with Kaiser Permanente since 1985, treating patients with a variety of physical injuries and conditions. I enjoy the challenge of discovering the problems that might be inhibiting patients from reaching their optimal function. I strongly embrace evidence-based medicine, and incorporate current proven advances in my clinical practice.

My role as a health provider is to achieve realistic goals by incorporating my patients into a team approach. Patient participation is paramount to the success of any physical therapy program. This credo applies to orthopedic or sports patients of all ages.

My position as a faculty member in a world-wide post Graduate Physical Therapy program gives me the opportunity to share my knowledge, and challenge the student to be the best therapist possible.

My leisure activities include cycling, weight training, and encouraging my sons to maintain active and healthy lifestyles.

Don’t work out – TRAIN! Where do the largest potatoes grow? On the COUCH!

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