Eric is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and has been practicing orthopedic and manual physical therapy in Ohio for 22+ years. His experience includes working in hospitals, nursing homes, and outpatient neurological settings; but his primary focus has been working in orthopedics. Eric’s outpatient orthopedic experience includes working in general orthopedic clinics and a specialty spine clinic.  He has also spent time practicing in clinics that specialized in foot and ankle rehab as well as working with the Army Rangers, Airborne, and Special Forces in their facility in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.  

Eric has been an adjunct professor for the University of Cincinnati’s physical therapy assistant program.  Eric specializes in working with all conditions related to endurance athletes, particularly runners and triathletes.  He is also proficient in treating all orthopedic and spine conditions utilizing a hands-on manual physical therapy approach.

Eric has an avid interest in fitness and adventure. He loves being active and spending time with his wife, daughters, and dogs.  Eric is a Level I USA Track & Field Coach, USATF Certified Cross Country Specialist, and a certified Road Runners Club of America coach.

Eric has assisted with transitioning local and regional high school and college runners back to competitive form. Additionally, Eric is the personal physical therapist and strength coach for a number of elite and professional athletes.