Neil MacKenzie PT, DPT, OCS

Neil graduated from Connecticut College in May 2013 earning a BA in Biological Sciences.  He then attended the University of Vermont where he graduated with his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in May 2017.

Neil then pursued post-doctoral work at the University of Utah, where he completed the Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency program.  This included 1 year of specialty training in evidence-based musculoskeletal care, manual therapy and advanced treatment of the spine.  During this time, Neil also had the opportunity to teach in the University of Utah Physical Therapy program.

“My PT, Neil, was friendly, professional, calm and I quickly became confident that he really knows his business.” -L.L.

Neil’s clinical background has been primarily working with athletes, and he is passionate about keeping these individuals on their respective playing fields. An age-group triathlete himself, Neil has a special interest in working with endurance athletes including runners and cyclists. He is a Level 2 Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certified medical professional and is also trained in Trigger Point Dry Needling. In 2021, his work, “Clinical Guidance to Optimize Work Participation After Injury or Illness: The Role of Physical Therapists” was published in the Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Therapy.

After attending KUA as a teen, Neil returned to the Upper Valley where he lives with his wife and their dog Addie. Outside of the clinic, he enjoys backcountry skiing, training for triathlon, ice hockey, golf, and cheering on Boston sports teams.