Dr. Jason Elvin, DPT
I graduated in May 2006 from Oswego State University in New York with a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. In May 2009, I received a Doctorate of Physical Therapy Degree from Temple University in Philadelphia.
While at Temple University, I gained experience working with a wide variety of orthopaedic conditions as well as completing research pertaining to ankle and shoulder rehabilitation. In addition, I completed a sports medicine and orthopedic clinical affiliation in Norman, Oklahoma as well as an acute orthopaedic affiliation at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
I have worked at Temple University hospital for the past three years gaining experience in the treatment of acute orthopaedic, neurological, and cardiopulmonary conditions. I am certified in the Graston Technique which is an advanced soft tissue mobilization technique use to detect and treat soft tissue dysfunction.
My special interests include rehabilitation of the spine, shoulder, and ankle. Currently, I live in Philadelphia. Outside of work, I enjoy exercising, going to Phillies games, and spending time with friends and family.
