Jeff graduated from UMDNJ with a Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy in 2001, following graduation from Kean University with a Bachelor’s in Science and Biology in 1998. Jeff has worked in outpatient orthopedics for 20+ years while also treating patients with vestibular disorders. He received his Vestibular Rehabilitation certification at Emory University in 2002 to treat various vestibular-related conditions. He has also taken numerous continuing education courses including McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment Therapy, Mulligan Concept, Myofascial Release, as well as obtaining a certification in Graston Technique (GTS). His particular interest resides in the biomechanics and treatment strategies for athletes—particularly tennis players, swimmers, and baseball pitchers. Jeff’s passion is in sports medicine, and he has experience treating football players and helping them get back to playing at various levels including the NFL, Division 1 colleges, and local high schools. As a sports enthusiast himself, Jeff played Collegiate NCAA Division 3 Baseball for Kean University as a pitcher for three years and continued to play for men’s baseball leagues as a pitcher for 20+ years following college. He enjoys hiking, camping, gardening, golfing, and fishing—as well as spending time with his wife and their three children. As a resident of Long Valley, NJ, Jeff still stays active in men’s baseball, basketball, and soccer leagues year-round.