Scott Christensen

About Scott Christensen

Physical therapy can enhance both mobility and function in athletes, the elderly, those who are injured, and people experiencing certain illnesses and medical conditions. Physical therapy even has benefits for active people from all walks of life. Physical therapy is a non-invasive way to treat musculoskeletal injuries without drugs or the risk of side effects. Why RX Rehab Physical Therapy?Having a customized personal physical therapy program will allow you to return to your normal level of activity quickly and with less of a chance for reinjury. Physical therapy also helps you to make real and effective lifestyle changes to enhance your overall health and wellness.

Experience

1. Physical Therapist

   Rx Rehab

   Apr 2016 — Present

   Born and raised in Provo Utah, graduated from Provo High School and then attended Brigham Young University and received a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. Earned Doctorate of Physical Therapy from University of Nevada at Las Vegas in 2011. Practiced in Las Vegas for 4 years before moving back to Utah County in 2015. Since moving to Utah has worked in various fields of Physical Therapy including Home Health Care, mobility evaluations for patients in need of wheelchairs, and outpatient therapy at a crossfit gym. Currently owns and runs Rx Rehab, the outpatient clinic in Highland. Physical therapist for 7 years now and has taken a great interest in manual therapy, soft tissue treatment and movement analysis. Is currently completing the Regis University Fellowship program in the American Academy of Orthopedic and Manual Physical Therapy.

Education

• University of Nevada-Las Vegas

  Doctor's Degree, Physical Therapy/Therapist

• Brigham Young University

  Bachelor's degree, Kinesiology and Exercise Science