Eric’s journey into the field of physical therapy began after he sustained a grade 2 inversion sprain while playing soccer. Experiencing the profound progress and benefits of physical therapy firsthand ignited his passion and motivated him to pursue a career in this rewarding profession.
Outside the clinic, Eric enjoys playing soccer, watching movies, and hiking, activities that reflect his love for staying active and embracing the outdoors. His personal experience with sports and physical activity enhances his empathy and understanding when working with his patients, allowing him to connect on a deeper level.
Currently, Eric is an active teaching assistant in the Loma Linda University Physical Therapy Assistant Program, where he contributes to the education and development of future physical therapist assistants. Simultaneously, he is honing his skills as a manual therapist at Transit Physical Therapy, continually expanding his expertise to provide the best possible care for his patients.
Eric’s blend of professional dedication, personal interests, and a genuine commitment to patient well-being defines his approach to physical therapy. He strives to help his patients achieve their health goals and regain their active lifestyles, inspired by the very journey that led him to this fulfilling career.