Originally from Steubenville Ohio, Carlin received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology and Health Sciences from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Carlin enjoys treating a variety of orthopedic conditions, but has a strong passion for working with endurance athletes. Carlin is also a certified running coach through the International Sports Science Academy and enjoys developing training plans and performing running analyses for runners of all abilities.

Growing up, Carlin played a variety of sports including soccer and participating in track and field in high school. During college, Carlin found a passion for marathon running and has run many races including the Boston Marathon in 2023. His love for physical therapy stems from witnessing the positive impact the profession had on his mom’s quality of life following the removal of benign brain tumors.

“From the moment I walked into their office, I was met with nothing but encouragement and support. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, making each visit a pleasant experience. The therapists are not only highly skilled and knowledgeable, but they also have a passionate commitment to their work, which shines through in every interaction. What truly sets this office apart, however, is their tailored approach to treatment. They evaluated my condition thoroughly and designed a personalized rehabilitation plan that catered to my specific needs. They also took the time to explain the process and answer all my questions, which helped me gain a better understanding of my condition and the steps required for my recovery. Throughout my treatment, they helped me regain my mobility, strength, and confidence. Their therapeutic exercises and techniques were so effective that I was able to see significant improvements in a short span of time. Their unwavering guidance and motivation pushed me to work hard, and it was due to their tireless efforts that I was able to get back to running races, something I thought was impossible after my injury.”

JORDAN E.