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Canada
United States* includes international guests
Australia
Please note: You will lose the contents of your shopping bag when you change regions.
The decision to pursue physical therapy as a career seemed to be a natural decision for Robert, given both his upbringing by parents who were actively involved in healthcare, and formative years that were spent primarily in swimming pools, on soccer fields, or falling off bikes. Robert believes the role of the physical therapist is part teacher, part caregiver, part expert, and maybe even part stand-up comedian. For him, the act of helping people with a big smile on his face does not grow old.
Robert has learned to view himself as a mechanic for the body. Good physical therapy is about keeping things simple — finding out why the machine is breaking down, and then teaching the client how to take an active role in fixing the problem. Physical therapy is a partnership in that way. Most times, the body is challenged by a variety of issues which collectively lead to breakdown. This is why Robert takes the time to thoroughly evaluate his clients and map out a plan of care that addresses each of these issues. He believes a hands-on approach to physical therapy is essential.
Robert received his Masters degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Saint Augustine, and Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy degree from Marymount University. Outside the clinic, Robert enjoys spending time with his family and friends, and staying active by biking and running. He proudly serves as the team physical therapist for the Pacers Elite running team.
Bob is a therapist at:
Sports + Spinal Physical Therapy
2175 K Street NW, Suite c-120
Washington, DC 20037
