Anthony began his career in performance and rehabilitation in 2016 after graduating from one of the top Doctor of Physical Therapy programs in the nation at UC San Francisco. 

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His career path has been enriching with diverse experiences which have helped him sharpen his clinical expertise.

 

He has worked in outpatient orthopedics, neurological rehab, home health, acute rehab, acute care, and in sports medicine. 

 

Anthony's extensive training has included clinical work at Stanford, publishing research for treating Multiple sclerosis in collaboration with UCSF, San Francisco State, and Samuel Merritt academic researchers, and continuing education for Pelvic Physical Therapy via the highly-respected Herman and Wallace Institute as well as numerous courses in men's health, sexual health and dysfunction, cancer rehab, orthopedics, sports medicine, women's health, pelvic floor therapy, nutrition, and athletic performance.

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He takes a whole-person approach with all clients and uses his clinical, fitness, and nutrition background to help guide people around the world every single day.

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His specializations and special interests include men's health, first responder wellness (he was a wildland firefighter for a hotshot crew prior to graduate school), and training youth athletes (baseball and softball). 

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