Clackamas

Anne Murray, PT, MSPT, MDT

Lead Physical Therapist

Physical therapist Anne Murray’s special training in a variety of therapies allows her to match the best therapies to each patient. She strives to create personal connections with patients and enjoys helping people get back to doing what they want to do.

Murray earned her master’s degree in physical therapy from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. She has advanced certifications in several varieties of evaluations and therapies, including the McKenzie method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment; instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization - ASTYM (known as ASTYM, a technique that uses a special tool to break up scar tissue); and Selective Functional Movement Assessment.

As a native Oregonian, Murray couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. She enjoys working on her small farm, raising sheep and horses.

Samantha Burgess, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Samantha Burgess likes to connect with her physical therapy patients in a way that makes them feel empowered and engaged in their own treatment. “My ultimate goal is that my patients get well in a fun, positive way,” she says.

After completing her physical therapist assistant program at Mount Hood Community College, Samantha went on to become a certified provider of Astym soft-tissue therapy. The main focus of her continuing education has been in the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT). She incorporates some manual techniques into her treatment, but her general approach is more exercise based.

A native Northwesterner, Samantha appreciates Portland’s laid back lifestyle and mild climate. She enjoys spending time with her family around the Northwest and considers her co-workers family too.

Eugene Medina, PT, MPT

Physical Therapist

Providing clients with high-quality care in a friendly and comfortable environment is a key goal as physical therapist Eugene Medina approaches his work each day. “I strive to establish treatment plans for clients on an individual basis because everyone has unique goals,” he explains. Eugene completed his Master of Physical Therapy degree at Loma Linda University in California. When he’s not busy at work, he enjoys spending time outside with his wife, sons and friends skiing, biking, camping and traveling.

Brian Prokop, LPTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Physical therapist assistant Brian Prokop feels blessed to make a positive, tangible impact on people’s lives every day. He strives to provide each patient with the kind of empathy, compassion, care and expertise that he would want for his own family.

Brian graduated from Mount Hood Community College Physical Therapist Assistant program in Gresham, Oregon. He focuses on sports medicine, with a special interest in treating the shoulder and knee. He also works with patients for balance and fall prevention. He has additional training in the McKenzie method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTYM). He also serves as a clinical instructor for students.

Highly active in his church, Brian is also an avid fisherman. He enjoys hiking, skiing, cycling and landscaping.

Dean Romine, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Physical therapist Dean Romine believes in teamwork. By working together, Romine helps patients get back to their favorite activities faster. This partnership starts with a personalized care plan for each patient.

Romine earned his doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Montana in Missoula. His area of focus is joints, bones and muscle tissue and how they all work together. He enjoys working with athletes across the life span. He is skilled at several types of physical therapy, including manual therapy, myofascial release and the McKenzie Method.

Romine enjoys outdoor activities such as skiing, hiking, camping, playing Ultimate, a disc game like touch football. He also likes to sample different styles of food among Portland’s many restaurants.

Sarah Pattison, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Sarah Pattison is passionate about patient-centered and evidence-based treatment. She encourages her patients to be active participants in their goals for therapy. She appreciates the team approach to physical therapy at Adventist Health Portland

After receiving her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Pacific University, Sarah became certified in the treatment of vestibular disorders through Emory University. She has also completed coursework in the McKenzie Method of Diagnosis and Treatment for orthopedic spine and extremity injuries. As well as treating joint pain and motion loss, she is certified in the use of ASTYM for soft tissue injuries and has a special interest in treating the cervical spine and headaches. She sees all kinds of physical therapy patients but specializes in treatment of vestibular disorders including vertigo and dizziness.

In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, sports and gardening.