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In practice since 2000
“With more than two and a half decades of experience, I’m passionate about helping you move with confidence and maintain your independence at every stage of life. I have a special focus on caring for older adults, particularly those recovering from joint replacements, fractures, or navigating more complex medical needs. I take a patient, thoughtful approach to care, spending time helping you understand how your body works and what will support your recovery. My goal is to empower you with knowledge, build trust, and create a personalized plan that helps you reach your goals so you can move better and feel supported every step of the way.”
Medical Education:
MS: Physical Therapy
University of Colorado
Denver, CO
Specialties:
Post-op joint replacements and fractures
Geriatrics
Osteoporosis
Cancer recovery
Complex medical conditions
Cardiopulmonary conditions
Personal Interests: Outdoor recreation is my passion! I am a professional mountain bike instructor and telemark skier who loves the backcountry. I also enjoy camping, hiking, floating in the river, attending concerts, and disc golf.
In practice since 1990
“My path to physical therapy was inspired early on, and I’ve always been drawn to helping people move and feel better. I believe understanding what’s happening in your body is an important part of healing, so I focus on explaining your condition and the evidence-based options available to you. In many cases, I work with you to build the skills and confidence to manage symptoms through thoughtful movement and lifestyle changes. My goal is to guide and support you, so you can take an active role in improving your health and long-term well-being.”
Medical Education:
BS: Physical Therapy
Northeastern University
Boston, MA
Specialties:
Persistent pain management
Functional movement screening
Ergonomic evaluation and injury prevention
Personal Interests: Pursuing outdoor adventures, travel, photography, cooking, reading history and science, and cheering on the Red Sox.
In practice since 1999
“I’m passionate about helping you move better and perform at your best, whether you’re recovering from an injury or working to stay active long term. With decades of experience, I provide hands-on physical therapy and take a whole-body approach to care—looking beyond where you feel pain to understand how your overall biomechanics may be contributing. My goal is to help you overcome physical limitations, restore movement, build strength, and help you return to the activities you care about most.”
Medical Education:
MS: Physical Therapy
Regis University
Denver, CO
Specialties:
Dry needling
Post-op knees and shoulders
Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCEs) for workers’ compensation impairment ratings
Personal Interests: Pursuing outdoor adventures, travel, reading history and science, hunting, fishing, fitness, and cheering on the Broncos.
In practice since 2023
“Growing up in Glenwood Springs and living an active Colorado lifestyle shaped how I approach physical therapy. As a former Division I ice hockey player and professional athlete, I understand how important movement, performance, and recovery are to everyday life. I work with you to not only recover from injury but also improve how your body moves so you can prevent future setbacks. Whether you’re suffering from dizziness, imbalance, spine-related pain, or working toward peak performance, my focus is on treating the whole body—so you can stay active, confident, and doing what you love.”
Medical Education:
DPT: Northeastern University
Boston, MA
Specialties:
Vertigo, dizziness, and imbalance
GOATA biomechanics, performance optimization, and gait training
Certifications & Training:
American Board of Functional Neurology and Vestibular Rehabilitation
Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (Colorado & Hawaii)
McKenzie Method® of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) – Part A
GOATA® Coach – biomechanics, performance optimization, and injury prevention – Level II
Carrick Institute – advanced neurological and vestibular rehabilitation
Personal Interests: Spending time with my family and animals, enjoying the outdoors, traveling, and life on our family ranch.
In practice since 1976
“Caring for women through every stage of life has been the focus of my career and a commitment I’ve carried with me throughout my years in this community. I understand how health needs evolve, and I value the opportunity to support you with both the perspective gained through experience and the ongoing advances in women’s health care. My goal is for you to feel informed, supported, and confident in the care you receive—today and in every phase of life.”
Medical Education:
MD: University of Florida College of Medicine
Gainesville, FL
Residency:
Maricopa County General Hospital
Phoenix, AZ
Board Certification:
American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Affiliations:
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Colorado Medical Society
Mt. Sopris Medical Society
Valley View Hospital Medical Staff
Personal Interests: Biking, skiing, traveling, and spending time with grandkids.
In practice since 2019
“I specialize in Mohs surgery, the most effective and precise treatment for many skin cancers. My goal is to provide expert care while also helping you feel informed, comfortable, and supported throughout the process. Living at high altitude poses unique sun-exposure risks, so I believe education and prevention are just as important as treatment. Clear communication, mutual trust, and compassion guide my approach, so you can feel confident you’re receiving both exceptional care and thoughtful attention every step of the way.”
Medical Education:
MD: University of Michigan Medical School
Ann Arbor, MI
Residency:
Dermatology
SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn, NY
Board Certifications:
American Board of Dermatology
Mohs Micrographic Dermatologic Surgery
Affiliations:
American Society for Dermatologic Surgery
American College of Mohs Surgery
The Skin Cancer Foundation
Fellowship:
Cosmetic Dermatologic Surgery Fellowship
ASDS (American Society for Dermatologic Surgery)
Hollywood Dermatology
Hollywood, FL
ACGME (Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education)
Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology
The Skin Institute of South Florida
Coral Springs, FL
Personal Interests: Hiking, skiing and spending time with family and friends.
In practice since 2017
“Your skin reflects both your health and your lifestyle, and my goal is to help you care for it with confidence and clarity. I provide medical dermatology, and I believe patients should feel informed and comfortable taking an active role in their skin care. I encourage regular self–skin exams and want you to come in anytime you notice something new, changing, or simply want your skin to look and feel its best. Whether you need reassurance, treatment, or guidance on prevention, I’d much rather see you early and give you peace of mind than have you wait and worry.”
Medical Education:
MD: University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
Residency:
Dermatology
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, MN
Board Certification:
American Board of Dermatology
Affiliations:
American Academy of Dermatology,
O’Leary Society
American Medical Association
Personal Interests: Spending time with family, reading, cooking, numerous outdoor sports, and traveling.