Chris Bradley, ATC

Chris graduated from Eastern Michigan University (EMU) in 2004 with a B.S. in sports medicine, with an emphasis in athletic training.  While attending EMU Chris worked with a variety of different division I athletes and spent the last year and a half working directly with the EMU football program.

Prior to starting at Neil King Physical Therapy Chris was the head athletic trainer at Clarkston High School where he collaborated with physicians to optimize activity and participation of the student athletes.  While at Clarkston, Chris also encompassed the prevention, diagnosis and intervention of emergency care, as well as acute and chronic medical conditions. Chris worked closely with parents, coaches and the Clarkston schools athletic director.  

Chris was also a clinical ATC in Dearborn, MI.  While there, Chris worked with a broad spectrum of post surgical and chronic pain patients including high school athletes, elderly individuals, workman’s comp, and weekend warriors.

Chris has been a valuable member to the team at Neil King Physical Therapy since February, 2006.  Since joining the staff, Chris has continued to further his training through the study and practice of Stott Pilate’s mat work, Reformer, and the Cadillac.  Chris’ other area of interest includes performance enhancement and working with young adults in the sports arena.