Brodheadsville

Jason has a passion for treating active patients and athletes across the life span. As a prior athlete he knows first-hand what it takes to return to sport after injury. He graduated from Gettysburg College with a Bachelor’s Degree with Honors in Biology and received his Master of Physical Therapy degree from Temple University. He is the Facility Director for Physical and Occupational Therapies in Brodheadsville and enjoys treating Vestibular dysfunction and utilizing Manual Therapy Techniques to maximize the quality of life of his patients. In his free time, he enjoys hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping with his family, and taking his dog for long hikes.

Sarah has a passion for working with various orthopedic patients of all ages. She graduated with an Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant degree from Penn State Hazelton in 2017. Specifically, Sarah enjoys working as a positive team player within recovery of post-operative care. Sarah is interested in manual therapy, improving ROM and strength while decreasing overall chronic and/or acute pain. She strives to create a safe and comfortable environment to discuss patients’ concerns and goals. In addition, she enjoys spending time with her family as well as taking her golden retrievers for lots of walks and camping trips.

As an avid soccer player throughout high school, Brittany experienced multiple injuries where she required Physical Therapy to return to the field. It is through these experiences and hard work that she learned firsthand about the field of Physical Therapy and developed the passion to make this her career. She went on to graduate with her Bachelor’s degree in Biology and followed with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Widener University. She enjoys treating patients of all ages, more specifically orthopedic conditions including post operative conditions such as knee and hip replacements, meniscal repairs, and rotator cuff repairs. She believes in individualized patient care as well as educating and empowering her patients to be active participants in their rehabilitation. Brittany loves to form personal connections with her patients in order to improve therapeutic alliance and maximize outcomes. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time outdoors hiking with her husband, daughter, and dog.

Certified in The McKenzie Method® of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy®

Greg graduated from Hofstra University with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Drexel University. Greg’s professional experience ranges from inpatient rehabilitation to outpatient orthopedics with specialized training in vestibular, post-concussion and spine disorders. Greg enjoys treating patients of all ages with ailments ranging from acute injury to persistent pain. His greatest pleasure is educating and empowering his patients to achieve their personal goals by combining clinical skill with a professional, lighthearted approach. Greg is a former wrestler and baseball player where past injuries have inspired his passion for rehabilitation. Outside of work Greg enjoys spending time with his two daughters and wife.

After learning about hand therapy through program coursework and having a 12-week Level II Fieldwork placement in hand therapy, Brian developed a passion for treating individuals with hand, wrist, forearm, and elbow conditions that cause dysfunction in daily life. Brian earned his Master’s of Occupational Therapy degree from Temple University and his Bachelor’s of Science in Rehabilitation & Human Services from Penn State University with minors in Psychology and Deafness & Hearing Studies. During his coursework at Temple University, Brian helped lead a research project on the use of Telehealth as a treatment method for patients with brain injuries in underserved communities in India. He collaborated with the Head Injury Foundation of India to develop and implement a training program in the use of telehealth for OTs and PTs in these communities. Brian believes in using individualized, occupation-based, and evidence-driven treatment approaches to help patients achieve their goals. He enjoys getting to know his patients on a personal level to establish a strong sense of therapeutic alliance. During spare time, he enjoys running, hiking, golfing, playing volleyball, and spending time with his parents, 6 older sisters, and many nieces and nephews.

Tyler has a passion for working with athletes and patients of all ages. He has a background in personal training and coaching track and field for youth, high school, and collegiate athletes. Tyler graduated from Marywood University with a bachelor’s of Exercise Science with a minor in Nutrition and received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Arcadia University. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and incorporates various treatment methodologies into patient care including strength training, manual therapy, and gait analysis. Tyler believes in a patient-focused plan of care meant to emphasize a patient’s interests and strengths to allow them to return to full health with confidence. As a collegiate track and field athlete, Tyler specialized in jumps, sprints, and multi events. When Tyler is not spending time with his wife and family, he is pursuing passions of running, rock climbing, playing chess, and watching movies.