Nicholas received his bachelors from Michigan State University in Kinesiology in 2015, and graduated from Franklin Pierce University in 2021 with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. He has had vast clinical experiences ranging from outpatient orthopedic conditions including post-operative care of multiple magnitudes, return to sport, acute spinal cord injury treatment, hospital acute care, home health, COVID-19 recovery, and has expertise in workers compensation evaluations and treatments.
Nicholas is an LSVT certified clinician with regard for treatment of individuals with Parkinson’s Disease, certified in Dry Needling of orthopedic/ musculoskeletal conditions. He enjoys treating patients of all ages and variety of musculoskeletal conditions. He uses a combined focus of exercise based therapeutic care, patient education, manual joint mobilization and manipulations, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, and dry needling in his treatments to achieve the greatest outcomes.
Nicholas enjoys his time maintaining his own health and fitness, while also finding time with friends and family relaxing, hiking outside, boating on the lake, and enjoying the surrounding areas!
