Jason Hubbard, PT, DPT, OCS, USAW-2

Dr. Jason Hubbard received his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Westmont College and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Western University of Health Sciences. Following his graduation from Western University of Health Sciences, he completed a 1-year residency program to become certified as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist. Professionally, he has focused primarily on sports rehabilitation and health promotion. His spectrum of care has covered post-op, persistent pain, and preventative care, as well as treating balance dysfunctions. He has worked with individuals from a wide variety of backgrounds, including sports teams and individual athletes (from high school to the Olympic level), weekend warriors, and the active elderly. Whether through one-on-one care, group classes, or workshops, Dr. Hubbard’s goal is to keep his community as fit and as healthy as possible. In his spare time, Dr. Hubbard continues to pursue his long-standing passion for martial arts and combat sports, competing and coaching multiple styles at multiple levels. More recently, he has also become involved in fitness athlete sports, including Olympic weightlifting and CrossFit, and has become certified as a USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Coach. Given his varied background as a personal trainer, coach, and physical therapist, Dr. Hubbard offers a wide range of expertise to help individuals meet their movement goals.

 Megan Palmer, PT, DPT

Dr. Megan Palmer received both her BS in Public Health and Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Stockton University.  A student athlete, she spent her undergrad years on the track and field team, where she specialized in throwing events; discus and hammer being her absolute favorites. After sustaining an injury in her senior year and going through PT herself, Meg realized she wanted to go back to school to get her DPT so she could help athletes like herself get back to doing what they love to do. As a student physical therapist, Meg had the opportunity to complete her final affiliation at Colorado Sports Physical Therapy where she helped treat a variety of patients, athletes, and weekend warriors. She enjoyed her time in Colorado so much that she came back to work at CSPT after gaining her DPT. When she’s not hanging around the office, you can find Meg watching any and all women’s sports, checking out the local brewery scene, and embracing all Colorado has to offer as she loves to go hiking, kayaking, and mountain biking. 

Hunter Stewart, PT, DPT

Dr. Hunter Stewart earned his BS in Integrative Physiology from the University of Colorado, where he was also a member of the coed cheerleading team. During his undergraduate studies, he developed a passion for physical therapy while interning with CSPT in his final semester. He went on to receive his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Tufts University School of Medicine, graduating as a member of the Delta Phi Tau honors society.

At Tufts, Hunter actively engaged in extracurricular activities, serving as president of the Sports Physical Therapy Student Special Interest Group and as a student representative on the Faculty Research Committee. He was honored with a Social Responsibility Award for his advocacy work on Capitol Hill and for projects aimed at educating Colorado high school coaches on injury prevention strategies.

In his free time, Hunter enjoys coaching cheerleading, cheering on CU sports, and continuing his own cheerleading and tumbling training. He is thrilled to return to CSPT and looks forward to serving the Boulder Valley community!

Claire Hsing, PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS

Dr. Claire Hsing earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Duke University School of Medicine. Following her graduation, she completed the Sports Physical Therapy Residency at Howard Head Sports Medicine in Vail, Colorado. Her experience includes treating across the rehabilitation spectrum from patients in an acute post-operative phase all the way to return to sport testing, providing training room and event coverage for local high school sports and USA Ski & Snowboard, as well as Emergency Room coverage for orthopedic traumas incurred on the ski hill. Dr. Hsing’s professional interests include treating endurance athletes, lumbo-pelvic-hip dysfunction, chronic pain, and post-partum return to sport.  

Prior to PT school, Dr. Hsing graduated from New York University’s Stern School of Business with a Bachelors of Science degree in Finance. She previously worked in research and for a fund of hedge funds in New York, NY. While in New York, Dr. Hsing was active in local running clubs and enjoyed recreational racing, completing 8 road marathons and a 50k trail race before committing her passion for movement to a new career in physical therapy. In her spare time, Dr. Hsing can be found somewhere outside running, climbing, hiking, or skiing; or on bad weather days cooking, eating, and watching college basketball.  

Ally Reyes PT, DPT, FDN-2, Pelvic Floor Level 1

Dr. Ally Reyes received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Indiana University and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Indiana State University. She grew up playing soccer and running cross country and track. She continued running at the collegiate D1 level initially at Butler University where, after two stress fractures, she learned the sheer importance of having a clinical professional in your corner that fosters trust, education, and support throughout an injury journey.

Her passions and specialties include helping runners navigate difficult injuries and come back stronger, run/walk gait analysis, return to sport post-op ACL, post-surgical/conservative management of hip labral pathology or femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) / dysplasia-related pain, pelvic floor dysfunction and lifting/ loading mechanics, bone health and bone stress injury prevention, and post-surgical/conservative management of shoulder rotator cuff or labral-related rehabilitation. 

Her approach in working with patients aims to be investigative and tactful in order to provide a plan of action that makes sense and resonates with the patient’s goals. She believes that there is a lot of joy in healing and as such, incorporates humor and laughter as medicine with her patients.  

In her free time, Ally enjoys traveling and trail running with her husband, obsessing over her 3 dogs 24/7, singing loudly in her car, eating/ cooking good food, lifting weights, camping, and cheering for the Denver Nuggets!

Cathy Campbell, PT, DPT, SCS, FDN-2

Dr. Cathy Campbell, PT, SCS has been in physical therapy as a patient, student, and clinician for over 20 years.  Throughout her career as a gymnast, she has spent countless hours in physical therapy, rehabbing and recovering from injuries and surgeries.  The treatments she received helped her to become a two time USAG All American and Ivy League Champion at Cornell University.  Her appreciation for her own experience with physical therapy led her to want to help other athletes return from injury. She has succeeded in fulfilling this dream by working with amateur, professional, and Olympic athletes, including a World Champion!   In her free time, she enjoys skiing, hiking, and running the open spaces with her husband, three daughters, and two dogs. 

Dr. Campbell graduated from Cornell University with a B.A. in Biological Sciences and Sacred Heart University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy.  Following graduation, Dr. Campbell continued to pursue work in sports and orthopedics, becoming one of less than 2000 Sports Clinical Specialists in the United States.  As part of her professional career she has worked with the United States Coast Guard Academy, New York University Rusk Rehabilitation Institute, and STAR Physical Therapy in New York City, which have given her the opportunity to work with complex diagnoses and athletes of all levels.  Prior to leaving New York City, Dr. Campbell also ran one of the most successful clinics in the East Coast and looks to continue that success as she returns to Colorado.