Waltham Clinic – Waltham Athletic Club

Paul received his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. While working through the co-op programs at Northeastern, Paul was exposed to practicing all facets of rehabilitation at some of New England’s best medical centers: Beth Israel Hospital, U-MASS Medical Center and Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital. This experience, combined with intense training in the Burdenko Method of Water and Sports Therapy, has provided Paul with the necessary skills to treat numerous orthopedic, neurological and cardiopulmonary dysfunction.

Jamie graduated with her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Boston University in 2017 and received her Bachelor of Health Studies from Boston University in 2015 as well. She is an active member of the APTA (American Physical Therapy Association) and has experience in orthopedics, neurological rehabilitation, and post-surgical rehabilitation. Jamie is originally from Southern California and spent most of her life swimming, which has influenced her experience in aquatic therapy. Jamie’s treatment style incorporates the most recent evidence and includes both therapeutic exercises and manual therapy to help each patient reach their individual maximum potential. Jamie emphasizes a whole-person approach in her treatments and also focuses on long-term health and wellness goals. When she is not treating patients, Jamie enjoys traveling, being outdoors, doing yoga, and trying out local breweries.

Jocelyn graduated with her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Simmons College in 2018 and also received her Bachelor’s in Exercise Science in 2016 from Simmons College.  She grew up dancing in a small town in northeast Connecticut and continued her love of dance at Simmons College as a member of the Simmons College Dance Company.  Within Physical Therapy, Jocelyn has experience in the outpatient orthopedic setting working with children and adults of all ages. She also has clinical experience working with neurological conditions and children with special needs. Jocelyn believes it is important to treat each patient as a whole and provide each patient with the tools and knowledge to maintain a healthy lifestyle for the long term.  Jocelyn enjoys volunteering with the Special Olympics of CT and MA as well as Boston Ballet’s Adaptive Dance Program. She loves traveling, finding new adventures, and taking classes at local dance studios