Our Staff
Our Clinical Staff

In 2000 Brian returned home and worked for a local hospital as a clinical specialist. Aside from patient care he worked to establish rehabilitation guidelines for post-operative care of multiple orthopedic surgical procedures. Brian founded Granite State Physical Therapy in 2004 to develop an outpatient physical therapy clinic which offers a full continuum of care for his patients. Brian continues to work with area High Schools to include Bishop Brady, Pembroke Academy, John Stark High School, Laconia High School, and Gilford High School.
Brian enjoys treating patients with multiple orthopedic injuries and post-operative diagnoses to include musculoskeletal dysfunctions of the upper and lower quarter and spinal dysfunction. Brian is a Member of American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy (AAOMPT), American Society of Shoulder and Hand Therapists (ASSET) and the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). He is certified in Thrust Manipulation of the spine through the SWODEAM Institute. Brian is also a Certified Level III Medical professional with the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) and offers Golf Fitness and Rehabilitation programs throughout the area.




Kelly has received advanced training in sports Medicine and orthopedics as well as women’s Health, vestibular rehabilitation, FCE’s, ergonomics, foot and ankle biomechanics, and aquatic therapy. Kelly is also a Graston Certified Specialist. Kelly has 16 years of clinical Management experience at clinics in MA and RI. She has worked in and gained skills in a variety of settings to include outpatient orthopedics, acute rehab, inpatient, and home care. Kelly offers a strong knowledge base to provide care for the professional athlete to the weekend warrior and general Orthopedic population.
Kelly’s vast experience as mainly focused on honing her skills in outpatient orthopedics and sports Medicine. Professionally Kelly maintains a special interest in treating endurance athletes. Personally when not working with patients Kelly enjoys ultra-distance trail running, boating, and paddle boarding.



Riley earned her Bachelor’s in Kinesiology from the University of Rhode Island in 2018. She then went on to earn her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Plymouth State University in 2021. She joined Granite State Physical Therapy in 2021 and is eager to continue growing as a clinician and provide individualized treatments to her patients to ensure they are meeting their goals. She enjoys working with post- operative patients and those with various musculoskeletal conditions and is always looking forward to learning more in her continuing education so that she may be able to expand her treatment skills.
When she is not at the clinic, Riley can be found teaching swim lessons and lifeguarding at the Nashua and Merrimack YMCAs, which she has been doing since she was 16 years old. She also enjoys volunteering with the Special Olympics of Nashua with their ski/snowboard and golf teams.

Bruce was injured in a skiing accident that required PT, and he decided PT was what he really want to do. Bruce decided to go back to University and pursue a new career in PT. Bruce was fortunate enough to be accepted to the Physiotherapy Program at Rober Gordon University in Aberdeen Scotland.
After completing the Program, Bruce and his wife stayed in Scotland for another year. Bruce worked at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary in a variety of settings (neuro/cardiac, outpatient, care of the elderly and the surgical unit). They had a wonderful experience living in Scotland, working in the NHS system, enjoying the culture and traveling all around the country.
Bruce and his wife then returned to Seattle, WA where they are both originally from to be close to family and settle down. Bruce worked for 4 years in Skilled Nursing and then moved to a clinic specializing in orthopedic outpatient and industrial rehabilitation (workers comp). After 4 years, Bruce transitioned into managing the clinic and treating clients for the next 14 years.
Bruce assisted in growing the business to have 16 therapy staff and 5 front office staff. He says it was challenging and rewarding at the same time. Bruce was able to build and develop strong and lasting relationships with many of the clients due to the extended period of time spent in PT. In Bruce’s eyes, one of the most rewarding aspects of being a PT is developing relationships with your patients, helping them to improve their lives and get back to the things they love to do in a pain free manner. It requires a great deal of empathy and understanding of what your clients/patients are going through. Often you are just listening to what they are telling you.
Last year Bruce decided to make a change and move across the country to Concord, NH. Bruce and his wife both have ties to the Capitol area from when they were young, so it felt natural to investigate new opportunities in NH. Bruce and his wife had an exciting drive across the country with their two dogs and have settled into their new home in New England. Bruce is very excited and happy to be with Granite State PT as he truly believes in the values and mission of the Company.

Our Office Staff




Our Athletic Training Staff

As the Director of Athletic Training for Granite State PT, she manages the athletic training staff and coordinates coverage for multiple Junior Hockey programs in NH. Madisen enjoys the acute care aspect of athletic training and is interested in treating various sports injuries with alternative therapies and exercise. When not treating athletes or providing coverage for games and practices, Madisen enjoys tending to her houseplants and gardens, weightlifting, paddle boarding and fishing, and spending time with her husband and son.