Jeremy earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Northern Arizona University in 2017 after completing his B.S. in Clinical Physiology at Central Washington University, where he also competed as a scholarship baseball player. During his time at NAU, he developed and implemented a preventive ACL program for the women’s soccer team, an experience that helped shape his commitment to movement-based, long-term athletic durability.

Jeremy’s clinical approach centers on functional, individualized rehabilitation. Whether he’s working with weekend warriors or high-level athletes, he focuses on identifying root-cause impairments and building targeted interventions that restore confidence, efficiency, and performance. He has a particular passion for the biomechanics of baseball and golf, with specialized training through the Titleist Performance Institute and advanced post-graduate fellowship completion as a Fellow of Applied Functional Science through the Gray Institute in 2024.

Outside the clinic, Jeremy enjoys time with his wife and two children, endurance training for cycling and running events, and exploring landscape photography throughout the Northwest.