“If you have a body, You’re an athlete.”
Bill Bowerman
Aaron, a dedicated physical therapist, began his journey at Creighton University in Omaha, NE, where he pursued his passion for helping individuals achieve their physical potential. Prior to his time at Creighton, Aaron attended Chadron State College in his hometown of Chadron, NE. It was during his undergraduate years, where he played NCAA football for four years, that Aaron’s interest in maximizing physical potential truly blossomed.
Throughout graduate school at Creighton, Aaron actively engaged in student organizations, holding the position of treasurer for Creighton University Student Physical Therapy Association and being a proud member of the Sports Therapy Club/Physical Therapy Leadership Guild.
Post-graduation, Aaron’s career path led him to diverse experiences, including serving as a Travel therapist in various orthopedic clinics across different states, such as Colorado, California, and Maryland. This exposure allowed him to work with a broad spectrum of patients, ranging from Olympic and collegiate athletes to those with spinal cord injuries.
Aaron firmly believes in an individualized and hands-on approach to the evaluation and treatment process, emphasizing movement-based therapies. He views the therapist-patient relationship as a partnership, ensuring that each patient receives personalized attention and the best rehabilitation possible.
Specializing in working with high school athletes and “weekend warriors,” Aaron brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to ProFlex. Outside of his professional endeavors, Aaron maintains an active lifestyle, engaging in a variety of outdoor activities like camping, hiking, surfing, and snow skiing. He actively participates in community sports leagues, including flag football and softball, reflecting his commitment to both personal well-being and community engagement. Aaron looks forward to exploring the vibrant Mid-Atlantic region, embracing new opportunities, and continuing to make a positive impact on the lives of his patients.