Rogan Taylor, DPT - Physical Therapist
	Rogan holds a Bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University. He graduated from the U.S. Army-Baylor University in 1982 with a Master's degree in Physical Therapy. He has been practicing in Jamestown Square in Provo since 1987 . His training and experience while working as an Army Physical Therapist afforded him many opportunities to study at advanced continuing education courses and train in renowned medical facilities. His main expertise is the evaluation and treatment of spinal disorders and all orthopedic injuries.  He has had the opportunity to work with and treat a wide variety of patients--athletes, children, geriatrics, worker comp, etc. in the Utah County area over the past 19 years. He finds great satisfaction and happiness in seeing his patients recover. He has a special interest in nutrition and wellness. His other interests include skiing, cycling and his love for photography (his website is at www.yourlifeimages.com). He is ASTYM certified.

Mark Peterson, MSPT, CSTS - Physical Therapist
	Mark holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and a Master's of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado. He has worked extensively in outpatient orthopedics; with additional training and expertise in treating the spine. He has worked with athletes and dancers. Mark is a certified strength and conditioning specialist and has extensive training in Hand Therapy. He also has expertise in making hand splints and orthotics for feet. Mark has published several articles for golf publications and teaches golf specific courses.

Brandon Bliss, DPT - Physical Therapist
	Brandon graduated from the University of Utah with a Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree. He also holds a Bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Utah. Brandon enjoys working in the outpatient orthopedic setting with a special interest in treating disorders of the spine, and assisting with the rehabilitation of athletic injuries. Brandon enjoys seeing patients make progress and will help you in improving function and achieving therapy-related goals.