Louisville

Bradley Wheeldon, PT, MPT, is the Louisville Clinic Director and a Co-Founder of OSPT.

Bradley received a Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Kentucky. He has focused experience in orthopedic and sports physical therapy, vestibular rehabilitation, and general physical therapy conditions including extremity and neck/back disorders. His post-graduate focus has been on biomechanical and functional progression with an emphasis on manual therapy. He has served as a clinical instructor and CCCE for several physical therapy schools, and has a passion for helping fellow physical therapists develop.

Bradley was an 8-time All-American Rifle team member at the University of Kentucky and a member of the USA Shooting Team from 1998-2004, during which time he competed in international competitions including World Cups, World Championships, Championships of the Americas, and the Pan Am Games. He has participated in training as a classifier for the USA Paralympic Shooting Team.

A Paducah, Kentucky native, Shawn attended the University of Kentucky where he earned his Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology. After working for a few years at the University of Kentucky Sports Medicine department as a physical therapy technician, he decided to further his career and go to physical therapy school, graduating from UK with a Masters in Physical Therapy.

Upon graduation Shawn moved to Louisville and worked for Frazier Rehab at the University of Louisville Sports Medicine. Shawn enjoys treating orthopedic based injuries with an emphasis on return to sport and function. He has worked with elementary, high school, and collegiate athletes, as well as those in the professional arena.

In his spare time he enjoys working out and traveling, and is an avid sports fan – the Michigan Wolverines are at the top of his list! He is a longtime athlete and continues to play in recreational basketball leagues around town.

Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Justin completed his undergraduate degree in human movement sciences at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. While there, he played club baseball for the UWM Panthers before dedicating himself to pursuing a career in physical therapy. He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Bellarmine University.

His passion for learning, professional growth, and getting to know his patients is easily recognized. He enjoys working with a wide variety of patient populations and orthopedic and sport injuries.  His professional interests include hands on manual therapy, biomechanics, exercise, baseball, volleyball, and golf, with a desire to functionally progress his patients towards an optimal recovery.

When he’s not in the clinic, Justin enjoys working out, playing beach volleyball, golf, softball, fishing, hunting, watching his hometown Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and Louisville Cardinals.

Jeremy graduated from the University of Louisville with a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Bellarmine University. He has trained and studied in powerlifting, Olympic Weightlifting, and bodybuilding, with 25 years of experience lifting weights.

He became interested in becoming a physical therapist following a serious back injury that required surgery and threatened to derail his lifting career. These experiences have given Jeremy a passion for improving back and neck injuries experienced by athletes and non-athletes alike.

In his spare time Jeremy enjoys going to the gym, attending concerts, and spending time with his wife of ten years.

Cat was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky. She received her bachelor’s degree in Communications from Asbury University, where she also played on the Women’s Volleyball team. She eventually moved to Louisville, Kentucky, and acquired a job as a PT technician at OSPT Louisville. Cat decided to further her career and obtained her Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) license from Jefferson Community and Technical College.

Cat has since received her certification in ASTYM therapy. She has a particular interest in sport-related injuries, post-operative care, and preventative rehabilitation (particularly with young athletes).

Being from Lexington, Cat is an avid University of Kentucky Sports fan and loves attending games with her husband, Tyler. They currently reside in Louisville with their dog, Finn. During her time off, she enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and watching the TV show Friends.