Bone Stress Injury:  Biological Underpinnings, Advanced Imaging in Monitoring Healing, and a Type Specific Approach to Rehabilitation.

Scott is an Australian trained Sports Physical Therapist who has over 25 years of elite sports medicine experience.  He has worked with athletes at a national, international, collegiate and professional level in both Australia and the USA, across a wide range of sports.  Currently he is the Director of Player Health and Performance for NY/NJ Gotham FC in the National Women’s Soccer League, and a private consultant in the Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation space, having consulted for athletes and teams in the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, and professional and international football (soccer) to name a few.  Previously Scott was the Medical Director for the Philadelphia 76ers, moving into that role after having served as Director of Physiotherapy and Clinical Diagnostics.  Prior to that he served as Physical Therapist for Georgetown University’s Division 1 NCAA program.   He is certified in musculoskeletal sonography, having used ultrasound in clinical practice for almost 20 years.  Scott has also presented on many topics both across the US and internationally, including medial tibial stress syndrome and bone stress injuries, tendinopathy, hip and groin pain, shoulder rehabilitation, and diagnostic and rehabilitative ultrasound.  He has over 10 peer reviewed publications in the areas of bone, tendinopathy, diagnostic imaging, injury mechanism, and injury epidemiology.