Kevin E. Wilk, PT, DPT
Dr. Kevin Wilk has lead a distinguished career as a clinical physical
therapist for the past 23 years, as a leading authority in rehabilitation of
sports injuries and orthopaedic lesions. He has been significant
contributions to laboratory research, biomechanical research and clinical
outcome studies.
Kevin Wilk has been a physical therapist, researcher and educator for more
than 20 years. Kevin is currently Clinical Director for Champion Sports
Medicine ( a Physiotherapy Facility) in Birmingham, AL.. He is also Vice
President of Education for Physiotherapy. In addition, he is the Director of
Rehabilitative Research at the American Sports Medicine Institute in
Birmingham and is Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Physical Therapy
Program at Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI. Kevin is also the
Rehabilitation Consultant for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays’ Baseball Team.
Dr. Wilk received his physical therapy from Northwestern University Medical
School in Chicago, IL., and his DPT from Massachusetts General Hospital
Institute of HealthCare Professions in Boston, MA.
Dr. Wilk has published over 110 journal articles, over 70 book chapters and
has lectured at over 360 professional and scientific meetings. Kevin is on
the review boards of 7 journals. Dr Wilk has received numerous
professional awards. In 2004, Kevin received the prestigious Ron Peyton
Award for career achievement from the Sports Physical Therapy Section of
the APTA. He has received the James Andrews Award for achievement in
the area of Baseball science. Kevin has given Grand Rounds at several
medical facilities and has lectured internationally. He has edited 6
textbooks, The Athletes’ Shoulder, Rehabilitation of the Injured Athlete (2nd
Ed.), Injuries in Baseball, Orthopaedic Rehabilitation(2nd Ed.) Handbook of
Orthopaedic Rehabilitation (2nd Ed.) ,and The Orthopaedic Toolbox (2nd
Ed.).
Kevin was recently elected as President of the Sports Section of the APTA,
and has served as Vice-President, Education Program Chairman and Editor
of the Home Study Course for the Sports Physical Therapy Section of the
APTA for 7 years and has served on numerous committees for the APTA.
Kevin was the first non-physician named to a committee for the American
Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM).
Kevin is a clinician, researcher, and educator and is generally regarded as
one of the leading sports physical therapists experts in the evaluation and
treatment of shoulder, knee, and elbow joint injuries. He is active daily with
patient care, research & educational activities.
Dr. Kevin Wilk has lead a distinguished career as a clinical physical
therapist for the past 23 years, as a leading authority in rehabilitation of
sports injuries and orthopaedic lesions. He has been significant
contributions to laboratory research, biomechanical research and clinical
outcome studies.
Kevin Wilk has been a physical therapist, researcher and educator for more
than 20 years. Kevin is currently Clinical Director for Champion Sports
Medicine ( a Physiotherapy Facility) in Birmingham, AL.. He is also Vice
President of Education for Physiotherapy. In addition, he is the Director of
Rehabilitative Research at the American Sports Medicine Institute in
Birmingham and is Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Physical Therapy
Program at Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI. Kevin is also the
Rehabilitation Consultant for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays’ Baseball Team.
Dr. Wilk received his physical therapy from Northwestern University Medical
School in Chicago, IL., and his DPT from Massachusetts General Hospital
Institute of HealthCare Professions in Boston, MA.
Dr. Wilk has published over 110 journal articles, over 70 book chapters and
has lectured at over 360 professional and scientific meetings. Kevin is on
the review boards of 7 journals. Dr Wilk has received numerous
professional awards. In 2004, Kevin received the prestigious Ron Peyton
Award for career achievement from the Sports Physical Therapy Section of
the APTA. He has received the James Andrews Award for achievement in
the area of Baseball science. Kevin has given Grand Rounds at several
medical facilities and has lectured internationally. He has edited 6
textbooks, The Athletes’ Shoulder, Rehabilitation of the Injured Athlete (2nd
Ed.), Injuries in Baseball, Orthopaedic Rehabilitation(2nd Ed.) Handbook of
Orthopaedic Rehabilitation (2nd Ed.) ,and The Orthopaedic Toolbox (2nd
Ed.).
Kevin was recently elected as President of the Sports Section of the APTA,
and has served as Vice-President, Education Program Chairman and Editor
of the Home Study Course for the Sports Physical Therapy Section of the
APTA for 7 years and has served on numerous committees for the APTA.
Kevin was the first non-physician named to a committee for the American
Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM).
Kevin is a clinician, researcher, and educator and is generally regarded as
one of the leading sports physical therapists experts in the evaluation and
treatment of shoulder, knee, and elbow joint injuries. He is active daily with
patient care, research & educational activities.
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Michael M. Reinold, PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS
Dr. Michael M. Reinold is considered a leader in the field of sports medicine
and orthopedic rehabilitation. As a physical therapist, athletic trainer, and
certified strength and conditioning specialist, Michael specializes in all
aspects of care of shoulder, elbow, and knee disorders. He has worked
extensively with a variety of professional athletes with emphasis on the care
of throwing injuries in baseball players. In addition to his clinical work, he
has made significant academic contributions in the form of laboratory
research, biomechanical research, and clinical outcome studies.
Michael is currently the Rehabilitation Coordinator & Assistant Athletic
Trainer of the 2007 WORLD SERIES CHAMPION Boston Red Sox Baseball
Club. He is also the Coordinator of Rehabilitation Research and Education
of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine Division, of
Massachusetts General Hospital at the MGH Sports Center in Boston, MA.
In addition, Michael is Adjunct Faculty at Northeastern University in the
Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. Michael was formerly the Facility
Director of Champion Sports Medicine and the Coordinator of Rehabilitative
Research & Clinical Education at the American Sports Medicine Institute in
Birmingham, AL.
Michael received his B.S. in physical therapy from Northeastern University
and his Doctorate in physical therapy from the Massachusetts General
Hospital Institute of Health Professions, both in Boston, MA. He also
graduated from the postprofessional sports physical therapy fellowship
program of the American Sports Medicine Institute, in Birmingham, AL,
under the direction of Kevin E. Wilk, PT, DPT, James R. Andrews, MD, and
Glenn S. Fleisig, PhD.
Michael has published over 50 journal articles and book chapters in
publications such as AJSM and JOSPT. Michael is on the review boards of 4
journals and recently guest edited a special issue of JOSPT on articular
cartilage and meniscal lesions of the knee. He was also an associate
editor of Sports Medicine and Performance Magazine. He has also edited
several books including The Athlete's Shoulder, 2nd Edition, Conditioning
Programs for Baseball Pitchers, Preventative and Rehabilitative Exercises
for the Upper Extremity, and Preventative and Rehabilitative Exercise for the
Lower Extremity. Michael has been featured in several local and national
publications such as Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News, Men's Health
Magazine, Fast Company Magazine, The Boston Globe, and The Boston
Herald.
Michael is also actively speaking at various seminars and national
meetings including past presentations at the annual APTA, NATA, and
ACSM conferences and an invited lecture at Harvard University. Michael has
served as a rehabilitation consultant for several companies such as
Genzyme Biosurgery and Empi and is the Director of Education of the
Advanced Continuing Education Institute, an educational company that
provides seminars and products for rehabilitation specialists.
Michael is active in his professional societies including the American
Physical Therapy Association, National Athletic Trainers Association,
National Strength and Conditioning Association, American Sports Medicine
Fellowship Society, ICCUS Society, and the Professional Baseball Athletic
Trainers Society. Michael has been awarded the 2004 New Horizons award
and the 2002 Excellence in Research award by the Sport Physical Therapy
Section of the APTA.
Dr. Michael M. Reinold is considered a leader in the field of sports medicine
and orthopedic rehabilitation. As a physical therapist, athletic trainer, and
certified strength and conditioning specialist, Michael specializes in all
aspects of care of shoulder, elbow, and knee disorders. He has worked
extensively with a variety of professional athletes with emphasis on the care
of throwing injuries in baseball players. In addition to his clinical work, he
has made significant academic contributions in the form of laboratory
research, biomechanical research, and clinical outcome studies.
Michael is currently the Rehabilitation Coordinator & Assistant Athletic
Trainer of the 2007 WORLD SERIES CHAMPION Boston Red Sox Baseball
Club. He is also the Coordinator of Rehabilitation Research and Education
of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine Division, of
Massachusetts General Hospital at the MGH Sports Center in Boston, MA.
In addition, Michael is Adjunct Faculty at Northeastern University in the
Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. Michael was formerly the Facility
Director of Champion Sports Medicine and the Coordinator of Rehabilitative
Research & Clinical Education at the American Sports Medicine Institute in
Birmingham, AL.
Michael received his B.S. in physical therapy from Northeastern University
and his Doctorate in physical therapy from the Massachusetts General
Hospital Institute of Health Professions, both in Boston, MA. He also
graduated from the postprofessional sports physical therapy fellowship
program of the American Sports Medicine Institute, in Birmingham, AL,
under the direction of Kevin E. Wilk, PT, DPT, James R. Andrews, MD, and
Glenn S. Fleisig, PhD.
Michael has published over 50 journal articles and book chapters in
publications such as AJSM and JOSPT. Michael is on the review boards of 4
journals and recently guest edited a special issue of JOSPT on articular
cartilage and meniscal lesions of the knee. He was also an associate
editor of Sports Medicine and Performance Magazine. He has also edited
several books including The Athlete's Shoulder, 2nd Edition, Conditioning
Programs for Baseball Pitchers, Preventative and Rehabilitative Exercises
for the Upper Extremity, and Preventative and Rehabilitative Exercise for the
Lower Extremity. Michael has been featured in several local and national
publications such as Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News, Men's Health
Magazine, Fast Company Magazine, The Boston Globe, and The Boston
Herald.
Michael is also actively speaking at various seminars and national
meetings including past presentations at the annual APTA, NATA, and
ACSM conferences and an invited lecture at Harvard University. Michael has
served as a rehabilitation consultant for several companies such as
Genzyme Biosurgery and Empi and is the Director of Education of the
Advanced Continuing Education Institute, an educational company that
provides seminars and products for rehabilitation specialists.
Michael is active in his professional societies including the American
Physical Therapy Association, National Athletic Trainers Association,
National Strength and Conditioning Association, American Sports Medicine
Fellowship Society, ICCUS Society, and the Professional Baseball Athletic
Trainers Society. Michael has been awarded the 2004 New Horizons award
and the 2002 Excellence in Research award by the Sport Physical Therapy
Section of the APTA.
Visit Kevin's website for information on his
speaking schedule, fellowship program, and
other education activities.
www.KevinWilk.com
speaking schedule, fellowship program, and
other education activities.
www.KevinWilk.com
| Visit Mike's blog for clinical commentaries, journal article reviews, book and product reviews, and other information on his speaking schedule and fellowship program. www.MikeReinold.com |
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