About us

Greg is originally from Illinois but made his way out to Phoenix in 2011 to attend PT school at Midwestern University in Glendale. He graduated from Western Illinois University with a bachelors in Marketing and minor in Supply Chain Management and went to work in sales and logistics for a company in Cincinnati, OH. After working for about 4 years in this industry, he realized this was not his calling. After going through his own round of physical therapy following shoulder surgery, he developed a drive to help others as he was helped and returned to school to study physical therapy. In 2009, he returned to school at the University of Cincinnati taking physical therapy prerequisite classes and was accepted into school in 2011. During his time at Midwestern, he had exposure to several Physical therapists that became mentors to him and steered him down the path of becoming a manual therapist. Manual therapy holds a special place for Greg as it is a way to directly help patients achieve their goals by correcting movements, guiding patients, and really allowing him to have the greatest impact he could have for his patients. After graduating, he moved to Dallas, TX to open two clinics with Ideal Physical Therapy where he was part of a dynamic team that helped his clinic grow the fastest out of the original five clinics in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. In 2016, he moved back to the valley of the sun but not before meeting his future wife in Texas. Once back in Arizona he stayed with Ideal Physical Therapy/ATI for a few more months prior to joining Barrow Brain and Spine in 2016. In 2018, he was promoted to manage the Barrow Brain and Spine Ahwatukee outpatient clinic where he guided the PT program through the recent acquisition and grew the clinic from two therapists to four in a few short years.

Throughout this entire time, he has dedicated himself to gaining as much knowledge and practice as possible in physical therapy taking approximately six continuing education classes per year with companies such as The Institute of Physical Art, Barral Institute, Titleist Performance Institute, Spinal Manipulation Institute, and several others. In 2018, he graduated from the Institute of Physical Art’s certification program with honors becoming a proud Certified Functional Manual Therapist (CFMT). He is also certified to perform dry needling, has a nutrition certification through Precision Nutrition, and certified through multiple levels of the Titleist Performance Institute.

In his spare time, Greg enjoys spending time with his growing family. He and his wife Heather have welcomed their first child, Harper, into the world in late July 2020, have added their second, Cooper, in April 2022 and also have a miniature Australian Shepherd named Oliver. He also enjoys being active and outside playing golf, basketball, hiking, weight training, and playing guitar. Physical therapy has been a great passion in Greg’s life and he looks forward to serving you and your needs to help you achieve your potential.