​Jason Kart PT, DPT, Dip. MT, CMTPT/DN, CAFS has been practicing Physical Therapy since 2008.

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Current Role:

Jason is the owner of Core Physical Therapy is Chicago, IL with three downtown locations.  Jason advises numerous companies in the trends in private practice rehabilitation.  Jason is currently an Alumni Advisor for Syracuse University's Falk College of Sport & Human Dynamics.

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Past Experiences:

Jason has worked for Harvard's Sports Medicine Department; focusing on the cross country, track, football, squash, swimming & diving teams. Jason has worked in outpatient rehabilitation in MA and IL with current/former professional athletes, dancers, musicians and leaders in numerous industries.  

 

Education:

Jason is a graduate of Syracuse University and received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from MGH Institute of Health Professions in Boston, MA.  Jason is Certified Manual Physical Therapist through the North American Institute for Orthopedic Manual Therapy.  Jason received his certifications in Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy from Myopain Seminars and Applied Functional Science from the Gary Gray Institute.

 

Continuing Education: 

When the Foot Hits the Ground,  Shacklock Neurodynamic Tensioning, Management of the Cervical Spine following Motor Vehicle Accident, Swodeam Manual Therapy series, Physical Therapy Management of the Lumbar Spine, Advanced Manipulation of the Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar Spine, Maitland Level I – The Extremities

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"I believe Physical Therapy is the collaborative problem-solving process.  I enjoy guiding patients back to their physical best. Outstanding patient outcomes are a product of thorough examination with accurate diagnosis, patient education, and a combination of manual therapy and focused rehabilitative exercise.  I believe that restoring the optimal biomechanics through manual therapy expedites the healing process and thoughtful exercise prescription maintains the patient’s improvement. Working together, we can identify, plan, and solve pain and physical limitations."