Greg grew up in Walla Walla, Washington, where both of his parents were teachers, fostering his early appreciation for education and mentorship. He earned his BA in Exercise Science from Willamette University in 2009 and completed his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Nazareth College in 2012. A lifelong athlete, Greg grew up playing ice hockey, football, and track & field, and has always had a strong passion for exercise and sports.
With over 13 years of experience in orthopedic and sports physical therapy, Greg enjoys working with athletes and “weekend warriors” alike. He is a board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), a distinction he earned in 2017. Greg loves working with post-operative patients and specializes in treating the spine, shoulder, hip, knee, and foot/ankle. He has a special interest in foot and ankle rehabilitation and custom orthotics fabrication.
Greg uses a combination of patient education, evidence-based therapeutic exercise, and hands-on manual therapy techniques to help patients move confidently and return to the activities they enjoy. He is ASTYM certified and also treats TMJ disorders and vertigo (BPPV).
Outside the clinic, Greg lives in Kirkland with his wife, Shawna, a nurse at UW Northwest Hospital, and their two dogs, Frankie and Oscar. He enjoys hiking, strength training, listening to music, cooking, reading, and traveling.
Special interests: foot and ankle injuries; vestibular diagnoses (including BPPV), weekend warriors, TMJ
