He is one of a handful of physical therapists in the State of Georgia to be a Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in both Sports and Orthopaedic Physical Therapy and is considered by his peers to be an expert in the evaluation and treatment of shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle pathology. His training and experience has allowed him to work with professional, collegiate, and high school athletes; as well as numerous weekend warriors.

Dr. Beauchamp was an Adjunct Professor in Armstrong Atlantic State University's Sports Medicine program. He has lectured nationally and given numerous local seminars on various sports medicine, physical therapy, wellness and business management topics. He is an avid sports fan and is most passionate about the Detroit Lions; yes, those Lions. He has lived in Savannah since 2001 with his wife, Cindy, and dogs, Beau and Eva.

Dr. Bull is considered by his peers as an expert in the examination and treatment of orthopedic conditions. His doctoral research on spinal pain has led to development of new techniques and technology to help his patients achieve faster results. Dr. Bull has lectured internationally on spinal and shoulder pain and developed programs for rapid post-surgical return to work and pain reduction techniques. His passion for physical therapy has acquainted him with Olympic hopefuls and weekend warriors.

Dr. Tim Clemmons earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of South Alabama. The Carrollton, Alabama native worked as a high school athletic trainer for 3 years in Bay Minette, Alabama before entering the physical therapy program. Dr. Clemmons entered the athletic field as a certified athletic trainer in 2001 and earned his Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training from the University of West Alabama. He then became a certified strength and conditioning specialist and earned his Master of Education in exercise science from Auburn University.

Before moving to Savannah, Dr. Clemmons lived in Daphne, Alabama for 6 years with his wife Kim and 2 year old daughter Katie.

Hollye came to Spine & Sport with 26 years of experience to offer as a Physical Therapist.

She has an extensive background in many areas of Physical Therapy including but not limited to; wound care, pediatrics, geriatrics, orthopedics, stroke rehabilitation, and amputee training. She has had experience in independent practices, Home Health care, Hospitals, school systems, and Out Patient Clinics. Hollye also has experience in managing rehabilitation centers and Physical Therapy programs. Hollye has coached a Basketball team and also participated in the booster clubs for both Baseball and Softball leagues. She appreciates the innovative progress and attitudes with the excellent evidence based practitioners. In her spare time, Hollye enjoys playing tennis, camping, sailing, dancing and listening to Music.

Bryan Kist joined Spine & Sport in 2007. He graduated from Hofstra University in 1998 as a biology major, and from New York Medical College in May of 2001 with his masters of science degree in physical therapy.

Bryan was a senior physical therapist at New York Presbyterian Hospital at Columbia University Medical Center for 5 1/2 years. He has experience treating patients with acute conditions including orthopedics, neurology, neurosurgery, general medical/surgical, oncology, cardiology, cardio-thoracic surgery, pulmonary rehabilitation, inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient orthopedics and vestibular rehabilitation.

He has completed the Competency Based Certification for Vestibular Rehabilitation, Recognized by the APTA for Advanced Clinical Practice: He helped to develop the Outpatient Vestibular program at Columbia University Medical Center in New York, and worked as the vestibular physical therapist for over a year there. He specializes in oculomotor examination with emphasis on the identification of nystagmus and canal involvement, assessment of balance and gait, fall risk and functional mobility. He also treated unilateral and bilateral peripheral vestibular disorders and central vestibular disorders including multiple sclerosis and stroke.

Bryan is interested in obtaining a McKenzie Certification and an APTA recognized clinical specialty in Orthopedics.

He currently lives in downtown Savannah and he enjoys playing baseball, running, and watching the teams, The Boston Red Sox, The New York Jets and the New York Islanders.

Dr. Adrianne Kuch grew up in Severna Park, Maryland, located between Baltimore and Annapolis. She attended and graduated from the University of Alabama earning a Bachelors in Fitness Management. She continued her education and earned her Masters in Sport Management from Florida State University.

Dr. Kuch worked in the sports industry for a short while with the Baltimore Ravens of the NFL, and then a minor league hockey team in Lubbock, TX called the Lubbock Cotton Kings.

Dr. Kuch decided to achieve her initial goal of becoming a Physical Therapist and attended Widener University located just outside the Philadelphia, PA area where she earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy. She is interested in sitting for the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certification this fall.

In her spare time Dr. Kuch enjoys watching sports and is a huge Alabama Sports Fan!

Dr. Trent Stone joined the Spine & Sport family in 2008 after relocating to Savannah from Baltimore, Maryland where he practiced for the past two years. He holds Bachelors in Psychology from the University of Maryland Baltimore County, a Master of Science in Athletic Training from Shenandoah University and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy.

Since working with the athletic training staff of the Baltimore Ravens National Football League team in high school, Dr. Stone has had an interest in the fields of physical therapy, athletic training, and sports medicine. At Shenandoah, he further developed this interest with internships at the University of Arizona and the United States Naval Academy.

He lives in downtown Savannah and enjoys exploring his new hometown. He also enjoys playing all sports, especially golf, basketball and football, and following the Baltimore Ravens, having been a season ticket holder, along with his family, since professional football returned to Baltimore in 1996.

Dr. Alysha Deal is originally from Phoenix, AZ and attended The University of Arizona until moving to Savannah, GA where she completed her Bachelor's of Science majoring in Biology from Armstrong Atlantic State University. Alysha then moved to Florida and received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in April 2008.

Alysha's clinical affiliations included orthopedic, pediatric and hospital settings in which she gained experience in a variety of musculoskeletal conditions. She is currently working towards a certification in Manual Therapy from The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences and plans to pursue an Orthopedic Specialty Certification.

In her spare time she enjoys running with her boxer, reading, and being outdoors.

Dr. Rachel Spivey came aboard to the Rincon office of Spine & Sport in June 2008. A Louisiana native, Dr. Spivey obtained her bachelor of Science from Louisiana State University. Due to her special interest in manual therapy, Dr. Spivey chose to receive her training in physical therapy from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in Florida. She graduated with her doctorate of physical therapy in April of 2006. Recently, Dr. Spivey completed the USA's Manual Therapy Certification program. Prior to joining the Spine & Sport team, Dr. Spivey has spent the last 2 years practicing in South Carolina. Privately, Dr. Spivey continues to passionately follow collegiate sports. A competitive fencer in high school, she continues to be involved in the sport. Dr. Spivey currently assists the historian for the US Fencing Association with his work on the US Fencing Hall of Fame.

Ian received his Bachelor of Science in Sports Biology from Springfield College and in 1998 he graduated from North Georgia College & State University with his Master of Science in Physical Therapy. He went on to earn a Doctorate of Science in Orthopedic/Sports Physical Therapy from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, where he developed a interest in teaching. Ian was an Adjunct Professor in the Virginia Commonwealth University's Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. He is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and speaks at Research Platform Presentations for the organization on a national level. He is a certified specialist in Orthopedics, Sports and Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy of the Spine. Ian is an avid lover of sports and lives on Tybee Island with his wife, Erin, their two sons, Avery and Jack.

Dr. Butts graduated with honors from The United States Military Academy with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Psychology. A decorated Captain in the United States Army, he served in Iraq where he was a convoy commander for over 50 combat convoys. Dr. Butts received an International Masters of Science in Brain and Neuroscience Research from the University of Tübingen in Germany, and in 2008, he earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of South Carolina. In 2007, Dr. Butts co-authored the article "BOLD Adaptation in Vibrotactile Stimulation: Neuronal Networks Involved in Frequency Discrimination" which was published in the Journal of Neurophysiology. His research work includes intensive constraint-induced movement therapy for children who have had surgery removing most or all of one hemisphere of their brain. Dr. Butts is a seasoned athlete, and has competed in numerous world-class rowing championships. He lives on Wilmington Island.

Dr. Miller received his Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He recently earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of South Carolina, where he took part in research under Dr. Paul Beattie studying the effects of joint mobilization on the lumbar intervertebral discs. Dr. Miller and his colleagues were published in the January 2009 issue of the Journal of Orthopedic and Sport Physical Therapy, for their work titled, "The Change in the Diffusion of Water in Normal and Degenerative Lumbar Intervertebral Discs Following Joint Mobilization Compared to Prone Lying".

Through his experience and clinical rotations, Dr. Miller has developed an interest in low back pain, orthopedics, and sports medicine. He is an avid member of the APTA and in the next year is interested in pursuing Spinal Manipulative Licensure through The Spinal Manipulative Institute and becoming an Orthopedic Certified Specialist.

Dr. Rath received her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. I n 2008 she earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. While working on her Doctorate, she completed several internships where she managed full in-patient caseloads as well as out-patient caseloads and implemented therapeutic interventions. An accomplished athlete herself, Dr. Rath has an extensive background in athletics. Her career has included athletic training, coaching track and field and aquatic fitness instruction. In her spare time, she enjoys snowboarding, playing soccer and riding her motorcycle.

Kristen Gerking graduated Cum Laude from Chadron State College with a Bachelor of Science in Pre-Physical Therapy. She then went on to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from The University of Nebraska Medical Center.

Her professional experience is with both the orthopedic and neurological population. Kristen is an active member of the APTA and has been very involved in community service projects such as the Nebraska Wheelchair Basketball Association and an initiative that provided health screenings for rural school children.

Sarah earned both a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Science, and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Ithaca College in Ithaca, New York.

Sarah has experience in the evaluation, treatment and discharge planning for patients with both orthopedic and neurological conditions. She has also worked as a Pediatric Physical Therapist, working with patients ranging in ages from birth to 21 years of age. While working at Rehabilitation Today, in Orlean, New York, Sarah headed up their aquatic therapy program.

Matthew M. Roberts is a licensed physical therapist assistant, a certified personal trainer and a licensed massage therapist. In 1994 he completed the massage therapy program from the Academy Of Healing Arts in Lake Worth, Florida. He then became a licensed physical therapist assistant after receiving an Associate of Science Degree from the Professional Skills Institute in Toledo, Ohio. In 1998 he earned the American Council on Exercise's acclaimed Personal Trainer Certification.

Along with his background as a physical therapist assistant, Matthew's professional career has included sports training work with the West Palm Beach Blaze hockey team and 12 years private practice experience as a massage therapist. Matthew is a fan of seeing live music and spends his free time outdoors, bicycling or enjoying the beach.

Anthony received a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from The University of South Carolina at Aiken. He became a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant after earning an Associate of Health Science from Greenville Technical College.

The clinical rotations Anthony has completed have provided him a great deal of experience in the treatment of orthopedic, musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. He has assisted in patient care by instructing and advancing patients in therapeutic exercise programs and administering the appropriate physical modalitites.

Bradley Gordon earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Georgia Southern University in 2007, where he majored in Exercise Science. He then enrolled at Darton College in Albany, Georgia, where he received an Associate's of Science degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant.

His clinical rotations and experience include the treatment of various orthopedic injuries and also working with athletes on increased sports enhancement. Bradley is an avid triathlete, who loves snow skiing in the winter and spending time with family and friends. On Saturdays during the fall, he roots for the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame.

Amanda was a 2006 honor graduate of Johnson High School. She was a member of the Islands YMCA gymnastics team for 16 years. After sustaining an injury during practice, Amanda was treated at Spine & Sport. Her experience with a sports-related injury partnered with her desire to pursue a career in Physical Therapy prompted her to join the Spine & Sport team. Amanda is currently attending Savannah Technical College and then plans to transfer to Armstrong Atlantic State University to study Physical Therapy. Amanda also works at the YMCA as a team gymnastics coach. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her boyfriend, cheering for the Georgia Dawgs, going to the movies, bowling, and just being around friends.

Britany King came to Spine & Sport as a Physical Therapy Aide to get further involved in the field she plans to pursue. She graduated from Maine's University of New England in May of 2008 and earned her Bachelor's of Science in Medical Biology, Britany then moved to Savannah to further her education and explore a new place. She applied to Armstrong Atlantic State University to begin the Doctor of Physical Therapy program in May of 2009. Britany has a passion for learning, helping people improve their quality of life and truly adores working with the patients and her co-workers at Spine & Sport.

During her free time, she loves to spend time with her boyfriend and their brand new puppy. Britany enjoys being outdoors, rain or shine, and doing anything active. Although she misses her family back in New Hampshire, she is excited to continue her education and career in beautiful Savannah and at Spine & Sport.

Amanda came to Spine & Sport as a Physical Therapy Aide to learn more about the field she plans to go in to. Amanda, a recent Effingham County High School Graduate is now attending South University to earn her Physical Therapist Assistant Degree. Amanda enjoys the gratifying experience of getting to know patients. She also enjoys the family atmosphere that the Spine & Sport has. In her spare time, Amanda enjoys shopping, going to the movies, and playing musical instruments.

Brittany came to Spine & Sport as a Physical Therapist Aide. Brittany has had experience as a volunteer for a local Physical Therapy group before coming to Spine & Sport. She enjoys working with the friendly staff at Spine & Sport and hopes one day to obtain her Doctorate of Physical Therapy as well. In her spare time she enjoys tennis, boating, outdoor sports and water sports.

Beth joined Spine & Sport as a Physical Therapy Aide to gain hands on experience in the field she wants to pursue as a career. She is a graduate of Bible Baptist and is currently studying Rehabilitation Sciences at Armstrong Atlantic State University. Her goal is to earn a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Beth enjoys helping people and seeing the progress that patients make while they receive treatment at Spine & Sport. In her spare time, she enjoys watching movies, hanging out with friends and going to the beach.

Cindy has been with Spine & Sport for over a year and is now starting a wellness area of the company. Cindy has an extensive background in the wellness industry through ownership and management of Fitness Facilities. She has been teaching national and international group fitness classes since 1986 and became a national Certified Fitness trainer in 1987. Through her college journeys she has studied exercise science, laboratory medicine, business administration, and business management.

Before joining the Spine & Sport team she has worked as a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor for the landings Club on Skidaway Island. Cindy plans to use both her background in management, and her experience in the fitness industry to excel Spine & Sport's wellness department. She is excited to be a part of such a great organization where she can share her motivation and love for fitness with her clients and staff.

Mark Lebos M.A., an Exercise Physiologist and ACSM Certified Personal Trainer that specializes in cancer recovery, orthopedic post-rehab, functional training and weight loss has joined Spine & Sport Personal Training.

Mark received his BS Ed in Exercise and Sports Science from the University of Georgia and his Master's degree in Exercise Physiology from San Francisco State University where he did his thesis: Exercise and the Cancer Patient: A Complementary Approach to Treatment.

Growing up in Savannah, Mark spent many years competing on the playing field. Now he helps others get fit to meet the challenges of life. Mark, who has led cancer retreats, created the Cancer Recovery Workshop and was the coordinator of the Cancer Recovery Program for Memorial Health, has been in the fitness industry for over 13 years and recently moved back to Savannah from California.

Mark's accomplishments include creating and hosting his own fitness show for Discovery Channel, "Fit TV's House call," and hosting a fitness DVD for Discovery Health's National Body Challenge.

Mark stays in shape pursuing his passion for surfing and chasing around his wife Jessica, 7 year-old son Abraham, and 3 year-old daughter Liberty. His own busy life has given Mark a real understanding for all things practical, including how to fit exercise into our busy lives.

Nathan Mikeska is a Certified Personal Trainer originally from Kittanning, Pennsylvania. He recently moved to Savannah and is attending South University where he studies physical therapy. After high school, Nathan joined the Air Force and worked in security and law enforcement. His position required him to be physically in shape; he was instrumental in helping friends and his squadron with fitness programs.

In 2005 Nathan's squadron sent him to The Cooper Institute in Dallas, TX where he earned his Personal Trainer Certification from Dr. Kenneth Cooper, the founder of the institution. After receiving his certification, Nathan conducted personal training with his entire squadron and worked as a personal trainer for the Moody Air Force Base Fitness Center. Prior to working for Spine & Sport, he worked as a trainer for Anytime Fitness in Valdosta, GA where he has trained with clients of all ages. Nathan has always been interested in fitness and nutrition and knew early in life that he would want to work in that field for the rest of his life.

Jane Ogle just relocated to Savannah from upstate New York, where she spent the last 5 years as a full time fitness professional with a highly specialized personal training facility. Previously, she owned a personal and group fitness training and consulting firm, which she established in 1993, and was also the fitness director of the Jewish Community Center, instructing while managing facilities and staff. She has 20 years experience as a fitness educator with individuals and organizations in upstate New York. Ogle is a member of IDEA, the International Association of Fitness Professionals, and is certified as a personal trainer by the American Council on Exercise. She is also a Master Level Trainer in the IDEA PFT Recognition System, the highest designation, and has taught certification programs for aspiring personal trainers. She is also a certified Pilates mat instructor, a Schwinn certified indoor cycling instructor, and a certified Functional Movement Specialist. While she specializes in running and cycling training, Ogle has trained people all along the physical conditioning spectrum, from teens to octogenarians and from wheelchair users to elite athletes. Also a freelance writer, Ogle has contributed to Capital District Business Review, IDEA Personal Trainer magazine, and Glens Falls Business Journal, and was a regular guest on WAMC-FM's "Fitness Forum" listener call-in program. She also sings in swing, blues, and wedding bands.

Robin joined Spine & Sport in 2007 as the Collections Officer. She is responsible for posting all incoming payments and communicating with insurance companies about collections. Before joining Spine & Sport she worked in medical transcriptions from home. She also has experience in the fitness industry. She was certified as a fitness circuit trainer and nutritional diet instructor for Curves and taught a nutritional diet class. Robin enjoys her job at Spine & Sport and assists others with anything she can. She is truly a team player.

In her spare time Robin enjoys spending time with family, reading, swimming, shopping and learning new things.

Shasta joined Spine & Sport as the company Billing Officer. Before coming to Spine & Sport she worked for an attorney's office as a Legal Assistant. She also brings with her seven years of experience at Effingham County Tax Office as the Senior Mobile Home Tax Clerk. Shasta enjoys the atmosphere and her co-workers at Spine & Sport. In her spare time she enjoys reading, scrap booking and her favorite, spending time with her boys. She has been married for eleven years to her husband Lee and they have two boys Brett 8 and Austin 2.

Holly was born and raised in Savannah. She earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from South University in 2003 and has an extensive background in public and private accounting.

A self-proclaimed exercise addict, she spends most of her free time in the gym or enjoying the outdoors.