Jennifer L. Kimball, DPT, OCS, SCS

Languages Spoken: English

Jen Kimball DPT, OCS, SCS graduated from the University of Utah with Masters of Physical Therapy in 2002, and later (2011) completed her transitional doctorate through Regis University. Jen completed a rehabilitation specific pilates training through Polestar Pilates in 2007 and 2008. Jen maintains Clinical Specialist Board Certifications in both Sports (2013) and Orthopaedics (2011). From 2007-2012 Jen traveled as a volunteer rotational physical therapist for US Ski and Snowboard a couple of weeks a year while working in an outpatient sports medicine clinic. In 2012, Jen began working for US Ski and Snowboard in Park City, managing long term rehab and injury management. As part of the University of Utah Sports Medicine team, Jen continues to spend 3/4 of her time helping athletes at US Ski and Snowboard, but enjoys helping Park City locals a few afternoons a week at Alpine Sports Physical Therapy. Jen's clinical expertise lie in helping individuals with both surgical and non-surgical management of complex knee injuries and shoulder instability return to a high level of sport, and she has interest and experience exploring and combating the neurocognitive changes that occur with injury.

Jen Kimball DPT, OCS, SCS graduated from the University of Utah with Masters of Physical Therapy in 2002, and later (2011) completed her transitional doctorate through Regis University. Jen completed a rehabilitation specific pilates training through Polestar Pilates in 2007 and 2008. Jen maintains Clinical Specialist Board Certifications in both Sports (2013) and Orthopaedics (2011). From 2007-2012 Jen traveled as a volunteer rotational physical therapist for US Ski and Snowboard a couple of weeks a year while working in an outpatient sports medicine clinic. In 2012, Jen began working for US Ski and Snowboard in Park City, managing long term rehab and injury management. As part of the University of Utah Sports Medicine team, Jen continues to spend 3/4 of her time helping athletes at US Ski and Snowboard, but enjoys helping Park City locals a few afternoons a week at Alpine Sports Physical Therapy. Jen's clinical expertise lie in helping individuals with both surgical and non-surgical management of complex knee injuries and shoulder instability return to a high level of sport, and she has interest and experience exploring and combating the neurocognitive changes that occur with injury.