- Prosthetic Rehabilitation Coordinator
Education
- Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Rutgers University
- Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry, Drexel University
- Cherry Hill High School East
Specialty Treatment Areas
- Neurological conditions (Cerebrovascular Accidents, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Spinal Cord Injuries, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease)
- Amputees
- Tactical Athletes (Military, Police, Firefighters, and other first responders)
- Post-operative care following shoulder & knee surgeries.
Why I became a physical therapist
From an early age, I’ve been drawn to a career in healthcare, but it wasn’t until my time at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri—training for Army Ranger School during the Basic Officer Leaders Course—that my passion for physical therapy truly took shape. Experiencing even a glimpse of the physical rigor required of elite soldiers was both humbling and eye-opening. It sparked a deep commitment to serve those who dedicate themselves to physically demanding professions. Today, I am actively developing a Tactical Athlete Program tailored to the unique needs of military personnel, law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS workers, and other first responders. This initiative is grounded in evidence-based rehabilitation strategies designed to restore function, prevent injury, and elevate performance in high-stakes environments.
What I feel are the most important qualities in a physical therapist
A physical therapist should be team-oriented and demonstrate integrity, compassion, and competence in all aspects of patient care. I believe these qualities are essential in establishing a meaningful relationship resulting in better outcomes and a more enjoyable therapy experience.
Personal interests & hobbies
- Reading
- Traveling
- Mountain biking
- Working out at the gym
- Mowing my lawn
- Spending time with my wife