Marte Asumen PT, DPT

Marte graduated from La Sierra University in Riverside, CA with his Bachelors in Science degree in Biophysics with a minor in Chemistry. He went on to earn his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Loma Linda University. With both of his parents being college professors and coming from a background of teaching mathematics and sciences, he has always valued and understood the importance of education. He strongly believes that education and understanding how our bodies work and what is contributing to ailments is a crucial part of the healing process.

Marte’s physical therapy background is primarily in outpatient orthopedic settings, treating mostly patients with workplace injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, geriatric patients, as well as active military personnel.

Believing that most things in life, if not all, are interconnected, Marte recognizes that various aspects of our daily lives can impact our physical wellbeing. He considers all factors that might contribute to the healing process and how to address each in relationship to improving a patient’s progress and healing journey.

During his free time, Marte likes to mountain bike, cycle, play basketball, go hiking, travel, and enjoy the great outdoors in any capacity.

Andrew Brown PT, DPT

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Chris Campbell PT, DPT, CSCS

Chris loves helping people from all walks of life get back to the activities that give their life joy and meaning. Chris earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Northern Arizona University. As a patient-centered physical therapist, he enjoys providing patient education, manual therapy techniques, creating customized exercise progressions, and building confidence in movement.

Chris has experience treating a wide variety of conditions in the outpatient orthopedic setting including postoperative care, fall prevention, balance rehabilitation, work-related injuries, treatment of the injured runner, sports injuries, and vestibular rehabilitation. Chris is a Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist (CSCS), and he has experience with office ergonomic assessments and helping people make a safe and confident return to their work.

Chris has a background as a competitive swimmer and swimming coach. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and utilizes research-based principles that allow people of all ages to improve their strength and endurance. With a focus on each patient’s unique values and goals, Chris helps his patients lead happier, more independent, and empowered lives.

When not in the clinic, Chris enjoys trail running, weightlifting, hiking, and spending time outside with his family.

Narayan Jorgensen PT, DPT

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Simon Koytiger PT, DPT

Simon earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. He has been a life-long athlete, training in rock climbing, martial arts, gymnastics, yoga, and dance. Prior to his work as a physical therapist, he was a coach for a competitive rock climbing team.

His experiences as an athlete and coach inspired him to enter the field of physical therapy. He loves the profession and the opportunity to work with each individual to improve their pain, quality of life, and to reach their fitness goals. He enjoys working with people of all ages and capacities, and has work experience ranging from professional athletes to geriatrics.

Simon believes in the healing power of exercise, movement, mindful breathing, and of a therapist’s caring touch. He is a yoga practitioner and avid meditator, and often incorporates these modalities into his treatments. He hopes to inspire his patients to become more active and to find a sense of enjoyment in movement.

Simon has traveled to rock climbing destinations throughout Asia, Europe, Central and South America, and enjoys incorporating the wisdom and perspectives of the cultures he has encountered around the world. He feels that throughout the world, despite the diversity of each beautifully unique culture, all of us value health and well-being. He is grateful to be able to be a guide for his patients along this collective journey.

Certified Pilates Instructor, Certified ScolioPilates Instructor

Kelley earned her P.T.A. license in 1988. She has worked with a variety of conditions and specialties including: head injuries, sports medicine, worker’s compensation, skilled nursing, and orthopedics. She particularly likes to work on core stabilization and with back patients and is a scoliosis specialist.

In 2009, she attended the Body Arts and Science (BASI) Pilates comprehensive instructor course and completed her final certification in 2011. She has also completed continuing education and gained advanced training in myofascial release, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, craniosacral therapy, core stabilization, universal weight lifting, and joint mobilization. Some areas of treatment concentration include: Pilates, scoliosis, pelvic floor Pilates, ortho, taping, and postural correction. Kelley also teaches group classes and workshops: Pilates Equipment, Pilates for Scoliosis, and the Pelvic Floor Strengthening series. 

Kelley has been married to her husband Paul since 1978 and has two grandchildren. She is active in the Search and Rescue community where she has been certified as a rescue ropes technician and mission ready K-9 handler since 2000. She is part of the California Rescue Dog Association and raises and trains search and rescue dogs. She enjoys hiking, silliness, and all things animal.

Certified Pilates Instructor

Kimberly has been a PTA for over 25 years. She is also a trained Pilates Practitioner, earning her certification through Polestar, and has a very advanced Pilates rehab skill set.

Kimberly has extensive experience in a variety of areas including: advanced Pilates rehabilitation and practice; post-mastectomy rehabilitation; post-surgery rehabilitation; and geriatric patients.

She is also a craniosacral (CST) practitioner.

When not at work Kimberly enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters.

Certified Pilates Instructor

Hugh earned his PTA degree at Sacramento City College, and an associate degree with honors in fitness instructor training at Monterey Peninsula College. He was also a PT aide for 7 years and a certified personal trainer for 5 years. He is also a certified Pilates Practitioner through Polestar. As a licensed PTA, Hugh looks forward to taking advantage of every possible opportunity to learn and grow with the staff at Spring Hill Physical Therapy.  

Hugh's experience working as a certified personal trainer combined with his comprehensive Polestar Pilates instructor training enable him to more effectively identify and account for faulty movement patterns, muscular imbalances, and poor postural habits when implementing a patient’s clinical care plan. He enjoys the natural integration of Pilates movement principles with rehabilitation, as well as the versatility and holistic mentality of the Pilates method. He has special interest in treating orthopedic injuries, as well as “movement medicine” and hands-on manual therapy.

Hugh really appreciates the importance of a balance between strength and mobility with detailed movement education. With exercise being an significant daily activity of his life, and after being involved professionally in the fitness and physical movement fields for several years, he understands and recognizes the importance of applying these principles in his own life. Through his treatments, he hopes to help people become more aware of their bodies and how they move, while also helping his patients adopt mindful movement with a strong foundation at the core that will last a lifetime.

Hugh looks for every opportunity to spend with his wife and two kids, coaching his kids in sports, and nurturing healthy, active habits. He is a novice (for now) rock climber and has recently taken on the challenge of obstacle course endurance races as a form of fitness. He also tries to incorporate Pilates principles into his exercise whenever possible.

Certified Pilates Instructor

Julie is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant, dancer, teacher, and performer. She has a MFA in Dance and earned her PTA degree at Casa Loma College. After a career dancing and teaching with the acclaimed Contraband in San Francisco (1989 -1997), Julie was certified (2002) as a Pilates instructor after studying with Mercy Sidbury (Dance Medicine St Francis Memorial Hospital in SF), whose lineage followed Eve Gentry and Kathy Graham in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Julie dances with MoToR, a body percussion A Capella troupe in SF Bay Area. She is excited to be working with the talented clinicians at Spring Hill Physical Therapy and be part of the Nevada County community.