
Practice Description:
Evaluates and treats adults and adolescents with
problems of the
musculoskeletal system (bones, joints, and muscle/soft
tissue) including any
movement or function problems that may or may not
be painful. These problems
include: sprains, strains, fractures, dislocations,
etc. that may have
resulted from sports injuries, work, motor vehicle
accidents, slips and
falls, or occurred for no apparent reason.
Areas of Specialization:
Orthopedic Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation of musculoskeletal
injuries with
special interest in spine, shoulders, and lower
extremity biomechanics
including custom foot orthotics.
Education:
BS in Life Sciences from Kansas State University
in Manhattan, Kansas
Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Duke
University in Durham, NC
Resident in the Orthopedic Manual Therapy Program
at the Gulf Coast Graduate
Physical Therapy Institute in Gulfport, MS
McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy of
the Lumbar, Cervical, and
Thoracic Spine
Professional Affiliations:
Orthopedic Section Member of the American Physical
Therapy Association
Texas Physical Therapy Association
American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical
Therapists
Certifications:
Licensed Physical Therapist with the Texas
State Board of Physical Therapy
Examiners
Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS) by
the Physical Therapy Board of
Specialists, 1998
Professional Distinctions:
Clinical Director of Physical Therapy and
Occupational Workhealth Services,
Healthfocus/Rehability; 1989-1995
Corporate Consultant for IBM Austin in ergonomic,
injury prevention, and
rehabilitation; 1994-1996
Lecturer and Clinical Instructor at the Blackstone
Family Practice Residency
Program in Austin; 1995
Clinical intern Instructor for Texas State
University,
Texas Women's University, and Austin Community
College.
Personal Information:
Ross enjoys spending time with his family,
many outdoor activities including camping,
backpacking, hiking, and sports. Ross also
enjoys watching and following college sports--especially
in the Big XII.
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