About Gary Lindahl, P.T.

Qualification

Physical Therapist, California License PT 1985

Education

University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
1959 - 1964, Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy
Graduated with Honors 

University of Colorado Medical Center, Denver, Colorado
1964 - 1965, Graduated School of Physical Therapy
Graduated with Honors, 1965 

Saint Andrews Hospital, London, England
1971, Studied under James Cyriax, M.D., the well-known orthopedic physician and author. 

Employment

1998 - Present Gary Lindahl, P.T.
Exercise studio - specializing in high intensity, low force strength training using the SuperSlow® protocol. Teaching facility for certifying individuals as Level I SuperSlowexercise specialists.  

1988 - 2000 P.R.O. (Professional Rehab Organization) Physical Therapy Fresno - Owner
Private outpatient offices, staff of eight, primarily orthopedic and work-related injuries. 

1989 - 1999 P.R.O. Physical Therapy Visalia - Owner
Private outpatient office with individual staff. Work related and personal injuries.

1965 - 1998 Fremont Orthopedic Medical Group - Contract
Contractual arrangements with orthopedists in Fremont to perform physical therapy services for their individual patients.  

1985 - 1993 John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital - Contract
Director of Rehabilitation services for physical, occupational, and speech therapy; included involvement with quality assurance, quality control, risk management, and community services. 

1966 - 1980 Fremont Physical Therapy - Owner
2296 Country Drive, Fremont, CA 94536
Outpatient physical therapy private practice with emphasis on orthopedics, neurological conditions, and work hardening. 

Affiliated Business

Cor-Dynamics: 1982-1989
Founder and Administrator of Cardiac Rehab Unit for acute cardiac problems. Staff included exercise physiologist, nurse, R.P.T. 

L.I.F.T. (Low Back Institute for Training)
Low back school and associated instruction. Education program for patients receiving physical therapy through slides, demonstrations, instructions, with a video for mass production to hospitals and individual companies for low back education programs. 

Work Force
Injury prevention program including low back education, on-site ergonomic job analysis, and early return to work program. 

Wellness Program
Combination of exercise and weight control programs associated with films, individual instruction, sub-maximal testing, etc. 

National Medical Enterprise Hospital Corporation
Evaluate physical therapy departments upon request of National Medical Enterprise for their hospitals throughout the western United States. Primary responsibility to determine cost effectiveness, equipment capabilities, staffing, etc. in each of the departments with a report back to National Medical Enterprises. 

Associations

American Physical Therapy Association: Member since 1965 

California Physical Therapy Association 

Private Practice Section of A.P.T.A. 

Orthopedic Section of A.P.T.A. 

SuperSlowExercise Guild, Inc.