Stephen Fuzie has degrees in Athletic Training and Exercise Physiology from Sacramento State University, and his Physical Therapy degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He later studied advanced physical therapy techniques at the University of Pittsburgh in the specialty areas of Manual Orthopaedic PT and Sports PT.  He has taught in both physical therapy and athletic training curriculums, and was Associate Faculty for the Texas Tech University School of Medicine in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.  He currently serves on the Ethics Committee of the National Athletic Trainers Association, and lectures and writes about ethical issues in practice.  Among his many experiences, Stephen has served as Chief Athletic Trainer for Water Polo at the 1996 Olympics, served as a US Olympic Committee Drug Testing Crew Chief, and traveled with teams from USA Swimming and USA Track and Field as a physical therapist and athletic trainer.  He has also served as the Director of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine for a well known geriatric hospital in Pittsburgh, PA, and as sports medicine director for a professional hockey club. Now as the manager and physical therapist of Active Care, he has the opportunity to share his 25 years of experience and professional expertise with patients and athletes of the Roseville community, where he resides, helping them to achieve their own goals and success.

Stephen enjoys the study of history, especially that of flight and airplanes, as well as animals and outdoor activities.

Stephen's bio can be accessed here.