Meet Jolene
Jolene received her doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Michigan and has worked in the outpatient orthopedic setting since 2016. Since then she has been certified in Advanced Dry Needling, Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete, Sportsmetrics, Blood Flow Restriction Training, and Pelvic Corrective Exercise Specialist. She has also studied the McKenzie method.
She holds a special interest in treating those with athletic injuries—runners, triathletes, weekend warriors, and CrossFitters alike.
Jolene believes that movement is the best medicine and she is passionate about helping her patients reach their rehab and fitness goals.
Outside of work, Jolene can often be found participating in CrossFit and local triathlons, doing road or trail races, camping, or doing DIY projects. She also dedicates time back to her community with her leadership in November Project Grand Rapids and coaching at her gym.
To schedule with Jolene, click the link below:
(https://onwardgrandrapids.janeapp.com/)
Dr. Megan received her doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Michigan. Prior to that, she studied Movement Science at the University of Michigan (Go Blue!). After graduating from PT school, Megan spent a few years as a travel physical therapist, which allowed her to work and utilize her clinical skills in a variety of settings. Megan finally settled down in Grand Rapids and has since been certified in Modern Management of the Older Adult.
She holds a special interest in treating individuals of all ages, especially the older adult. Megan believes that maintaining an active lifestyle throughout the aging process is the key to preventing further injury and medical complications. Megan is passionate about meeting patients where they are and collaborating goals together that will optimize patient performance in daily life.
Outside of work, Megan is most likely found running, biking, walking her dog or traveling the world.