1485 NE 7th St, Grants Pass OR 97526
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Staff
Jesse Elliott, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Jesse was born and raised locally…
and came back after Physical Therapy school to be near family and the multitude of outdoor activities Southern Oregon has to offer. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pre-Physical Therapy from Oregon State University and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Arizona School of Health Sciences.
He enjoys…
spending time with his wife and two kids fly fishing, camping, mountain biking and vintage land cruisers. He enjoys working in most areas of Physical Therapy but has special interests in shoulder, back and knee dysfunction. He believes empowering patients to help themselves is the key to healthy functional mobility.
He believes…
“Doubt has killed more dreams than failure ever has”
Jonathan Hill, DPT Doctor of Physical Therapy
Jonathan was born and raised in Grants Pass…
and completed his Bachelors of Science in Biology in 2001. He later received a Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Northern Arizona University in 2008. After graduate school he has received specialized training in manual therapy techniques, splinting, total joint rehabilitation and Temporomandibular joint dysfunction. Jonathan’s clinical interests include working with both chronic and acute orthopedic dysfunction of the spine, shoulder, hip and knee. In his free time, Jonathan enjoys hiking, spending time outdoors, and participating in sports of all types. Jonathan and his wife Christie (also a native of Grants Pass) live in Grants Pass.
He believes…
“The effort is the reward”
Abigail Ferrari, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Abby was born and raised in the St. Louis, Missouri area.
She completed her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in Edwardsville, Illinois. She then completed her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois. Abby has a history in sports including soccer, basketball, tennis, flag football, and running. Her hobbies include traveling with her husband, cooking, outdoor activities, and playing with her niece and nephews. She is passionate about Physical Therapy because she believes in healing through movement and helping people reach their maximum physical potential.
She believes…
“Actions speak louder than words.”
Courtney Facey, PTA
Physical Therapy Assistant
Courtney was born on the Oregon coast…
and made the move to Southern Oregon thereafter where she has spent the majority of her life.
She received her PTA license from Mt Hood Community College in 2020 and has always had a desire to help people be physically active and get back to doing the things they enjoy in life. Courtney’s clinical interests include working on issues with the neck and back, improving balance, and assisting patients in the improvement of their general functional skills needed to be able to perform on a daily basis.
Courtney loves everything about the outdoors and is actively out hiking a trail or on the river, she is an avid whitewater kayaker and archery shooter and has owned and ridden horses for the last 20 years.
She believes:
“Practicing courage, even in the face of doubt is one of the most brave things one can do.”
Administrative Staff:
Marcelle Hull
Activation Specialist
Marcelle was born and raised in…
Walnut Creek California and after living in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado for several years, moved to Josephine County in 1993. She completed her Bachelors of Science degree from the University of San Francisco and has worked in many different fields including banking, advertising, real estate, and the funeral and cemetery industry. Marcelle and her husband Doug, who is a native of Southern Oregon, have been married for several years and enjoy four wheeling, river rafting, traveling to the coast, gardening and spending time with their friends and family.
She believes…
“I love the kind of hug where you can physically feel the sadness leaving your body”
Claudia Crozier
Claudia was born and raised in Grants Pass in a big loving family of eight. She was quick to grow a passion for the beautiful outdoors and learn the importance of taking care of one another. In the last couple of years, Claudia has had the pleasure of working with the elderly and children, leading her to pursue in her goal of becoming a physical therapist assistant.
She enjoys any outdoor sports, whether it be volleyball or basketball, helping family and friends in any way she can, hiking, riding on the back of her husbands motorcycle, gardening, going to concerts, and surrounding herself with dogs (especially her two sweet and energetic German Shepherds).
