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Physical Therapy - Gresham Station Medical Plaza
(503) 492-1876

Our Providers

Erin BarnesErin Barnes, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Erin graduated from the University of Montana Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science in 2018 and has been with Adventist Health since then. She works at our Gresham Station out-patient clinic and has training in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), chronic pain and manipulations.

Prior to becoming a PT, Erin earned a BA in German Language with a Teaching Emphasis from the University of Montana and taught German Language at the high school level. She also has been a massage therapist since 2005 and owned and operated a massage therapy clinic in Missoula, MT from 2009 to 2018. When not in session, you can find Erin out in the garden or playing with her tuxedo kittens.

"I have always been fascinated with the journey of healing. It is an honor to walk this path with my patients."

Michelle BeaucheneMichelle Beauchene, PT, DPT, CLT

Lead Therapist

Michelle is a physical therapist who loves to solve patient problems. With a strong background in neurologically based physical therapy, she enjoys working together with patients who are ready to take action and enabling them to achieve their goals and restore function with a combination of education and targeted exercises.

She delights in seeing results with patients who have not had much success with PT in the past and enjoys rehabilitating patients with poor balance, edema management, TMJ disorders, and chronic neck and back pain along with orthopedic conditions.

Michelle graduated from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ in 2015 with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. In her free time, she loves reading, gardening, biking and photography.

Elena BishopElena Bishop, OTD, OTR/L.

Elena Bishop, a native Portlander, earned her doctorate in occupational therapy from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. She attended Scripps College in Claremont, California where she completed a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

Bishop creates a positive and caring setting that puts patients at ease. Her goal is to provide support and education, and to collaborate in the therapeutic process. She employs a wide variety of strategies tailored to her patients' needs or injuries including customized orthoses and splints.

Outside of work, Bishop likes to travel, cook, and try new restaurants. She also enjoys reading fiction, paddle boarding, and watching British crime TV shows with her cat, Eloise.

Ian Campbell-GroenIan Campbell-Groen, PT, DPT

Physical Therapy is a partnership between clinician and patient. I believe is educating and instructing the patient on their injury, methods of treatment, and goals of rehab and interventions. I work with the patient to help them understand the benefits of PT as well and educate on tools and principles for lifelong improvement.

I graduated with my DPT from Concordia University-St. Paul. I recently moved from Minneapolis, MN. When not working, I like to ski and hike, why I moved out to OR. I also enjoy board games, movies and the Portland food scene. I also enjoy spending time wife my wife and 2 dogs.

Joy Friedel, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Physical therapy assistant Joy Friedel enjoys helping patients return to doing what they love. Whether it’s from injury, surgery or accident, recovery can be daunting and sometimes painful. Joy feels most engaged when she is connecting and laughing with her patients as well as challenging them in creative ways to make the rehab process fun. She works hard to ensure her patients feel heard and to develop individualized, compassionate and relevant care.

Joy earned a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from Warner Pacific College pursuing a career in information technology and banking. She returned to school after having children to obtain her PTA degree from Mount Hood Community College. Joy brings with her experience in working with patients in a variety of settings including acute care and skilled nursing.

Joy is an avid hiker and recreational runner with a goal to complete the Pacific Crest Trail someday! She is a wife and mother who loves cheering on her children at their basketball and soccer games. Joy believes in giving back to the community of Corbett as a volunteer firefighter.

Sayali Khedekar, PT, DPT, CLT

Physical Therapist

As a physical therapist and a certified lymphedema therapist, Sayali prioritizes skilled function-based rehabilitation including evidence-based care. “It is truly an honor and a responsibility to be in a profession that allows me to be of service to the community and play a part in someone’s health and recovery journey,” says Sayali. She emphasizes kindness, patience, and holding unconditional positive regard towards her patients as part of her treatment approach.

Sayali completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Maharashtra University of Health Science and went on to pursue her Post Professional Doctorate in physical therapy from Loma Linda University. She has worked in a variety of practice settings including home health, sub-acute, long term care and outpatient environments.

Outside of work, Sayali can be found exploring the outdoors with her dogs and wandering the flower fields around the Willamette valley. She enjoys kayaking and going on hikes in the Pacific Northwest. When not outdoors, Sayali spends her time as an illustrator and practices fine arts like paper quilling and participates in art fairs all around Oregon.

Jason LadwigJason Ladwig, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Jason Ladwig truly enjoys helping his patients improve their quality of life and function. He brings training in mechanical diagnosis and therapy (MDT), orthopedics, balance and gait to his work in both outpatient and hospital settings.

Before completing his physical therapy assistant training at Mount Hood Community College, Jason earned his Bachelor of Science in recreation management from Appalachian State University. He worked as a kayak guide in Maine. He also enjoys biking and spending time with his family.

Lindsay LajolaLindsay Lajola, DPT

Helping patients return to their normal lives excites Lindsay Lajola in her work as a physical therapist.

Lajola earned her doctorate degree in physical therapy from the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware. She loves empowering patients to manage their health and activity levels in order to live their fullest lives. Through careful listening and a holistic approach, Lajola works to help each patient achieve what is most important to him or her.

Lajola relocated from Hawaii to Oregon, so she is enjoying exploring the region with her husband and dog. In her free time, she enjoys yoga, reading, making crafts and greeting cards, trying new recipes and gardening.

Ivan Rott, MSPT

Physical Therapist

Physical therapist Ivan Rott is passionate about providing care personalized to each patient. By actively listening to his patients, he wants to help them stay motivated and active in the healing process.

Rott earned his Master’s degree in physical therapy at California State University, Northridge. His area of specialty is orthopedics, or issues that affect bones, muscles and joints.

At home, Rott loves playing with his children and the family dog in the backyard. He also enjoys hiking, cycling and cooking.

Cierra SantiagoCierra Santiago, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

As a physical therapist, Cierra Santiago loves helping people learn to manage their pain on their own, so they can have confidence in returning to the activities they enjoy.

Cierra earned her doctorate degree in physical therapy from A.T. Still University in Mesa, Arizona. She has added training in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) and vestibular rehabilitation to her skills. She also has special training in therapy for dizziness, balance and persistent pain.

When not at work, Cierra enjoys hiking, running, trying new foods and hanging out with her husband and two cats.

Joanna Stephan, OTR/LJoanna Stephan, OTR/L

Joanna Stephan earned her master’s degree in Occupational Therapy at Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California. Prior to this, she obtained her undergraduate degree in graphic design at Walla Walla University. She loves being a hand therapist because it combines her love of creative problem solving with helping people through evidence-based interventions.

She specializes in therapy targeting the upper extremity from the shoulder down to the hand. She works with people who have a variety of conditions such as arthritis, fractures, and repetitive use injuries. She enjoys taking time to understand each patient’s unique experiences so she can tailor her care and education.

Outside of work, Stephan enjoys working on art projects, spending time exploring the outdoors, and cooking plant-based meals with friends. She is a doting auntie to two nieces.

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