Biography
Jeff's clinical experience and background includes sports medicine and orthopedics. His interest lies in helping the athlete and the patient get back to their sports in a healthy manner. He enjoys working with the golf community.
Clinic Location
Pineville Physical & Hand Therapy
9101 Pineville-Matthews Rd
Suite D
Pineville, NC 28134
Suite D
Pineville, NC 28134
Education
- Olivet College -- Bachelor of Arts Degree in Athletic Training and Organic Chemistry
- Western Michigan University -- Masters of Arts Degree in Athletic Training
- Nova Southeastern University -- Masters of Physical Therapy
Practice
- Has 23 years of experience with Physical Therapy
- 33 years as an Athletic Trainer, Certified treating high school, college and professional athletes
- 21 years for OrthoCarolina treating orthopedic injuries and post surgical patients with 8 of that being a clinical coordinator
- Member of the National Athletic Trainers Association
- Has worked closely with the United States Masters Swimming organization in Charlotte providing lectures and workshops on the prevention and treatment of swimming injuries
- Has provided athletic training services for Charlotte area high schools as well as Winthrop University
Attended multiple continuing education programs in the following
- Kinesiology and Kinesio Tapping
- Explain Pain- Management
- (FAKTR) Technique
- Golf Rehabilitation
- Myofascial Trigger Point and Proprioceptive
- ​Mobilization of the Nervous System
- Mulligan Mobilizations
- Maitland Mobilizations
Awards
- Certified Athletic Trainer in the professional, college, and high school settings as well as management
- Certified in Selective Functional Movement Assessment
- Titleist Performance Institute Level 1, Medical level 2, and Fitness Level 2 certified
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