Hazleton

As a former collegiate track and field athlete and high school track coach, Steve has firsthand experience knowing what it takes to prepare for competition and the effects an injury can have on this preparation leading to his passion for treating the running athlete. He also finds great joy in assisting a patient recovering post operatively by helping them regain their function and return to their desired level of activity. He obtained his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Misericordia University with an undergraduate degree in Healthcare Management. He then went on to complete a residency program at Arcadia University before obtaining his Board Certification in Orthopedics (OCS). Steve believes in a hybrid approach with a mix of hands on and exercise-based treatment that is tailored to each patient’s functional needs. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife, daughter, and two dogs as well as enjoying the outdoors through hunting, fishing, and hiking.

John received his Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant degree from Penn State University and his Master’s degree in Education from Mansfield University. His background is in Sports Medicine and Athletic Injuries. He uses a hands-on approach when treating his athletes and patients. He has worked with athletes from Little League up to the professional level. John is an avid golfer and played college baseball. In his free time, John enjoys coaching his son in golf and baseball.

Tyler has a passion for working with athletes and post-operative patients. He holds clinical interests in sports medicine, gait analysis, and joint-replacement surgeries. He specifically enjoys working with golfers, ankle injuries and joint replacement surgeries. He holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science, both from the University of Scranton. As an avid golfer, he is Titleist Performance Institute Level 1 Certified and enjoys helping golfers reach their maximum potential on the course. He served as head strength and conditioning coach at the University of Scranton for the various athletic teams at the university during his time in graduate school and carries this background in his current program designs and treatment philosophy. Tyler believes on a hands-on approach with patient-specific treatments and interventions to ensure the highest outcomes possible for each patient.

Donna received her Associates Degree of Physical Therapist Assistant from Harcum College. The treatment areas that she works in include Industrial Medicine, Hand Therapy, and General Orthopedics in the outpatient setting. Donna has been practicing since 1993.