Hours of Operation: 7 am - 6 pm on Monday, Wednesday, Friday
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7 am - 5 pm on Tuesday, Thursday
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Outpatient Orthopaedic services include:
- Post-operation rehabilitation
- Sports injuries
- Workers Compensation injuries
- Wrist and hand injuries
- Aquatic Therapy
- Back pain
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Clinical Staff
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Brian Thio - PT, MS, OCS
Brian is a graduate of Andrews University (2002). Since his
graduation, he has worked extensively in the area of
Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. He has attended
post-graduate training and is a Board Certified Clinical
Specialist in Orthopaedics. He attended Western University
of Allied Health Professions and completed his Doctorate
degree in 2008. He is a member of the American Physical
Therapy Association and has served as clinical instructor
for Loma Linda University and Chapman University. He is
currently the Director of the Physical Therapy Department
at Wilbarger General Hospital.
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Chris Morton - PTA, BS, CEAS
Chris is a graduate of Amarillo College (2002). Since his
graduation, Chris has worked in skilled care facilities and in
outpatient orthopaedic settings. He has completed post-
graduate training in the area of Ergonomics and Industrial
pre-employment screening, and is a Certified Ergonomics
Analysis Specialist. He serves as the coordinator for the
Worksteps™ program. He is also serving as the primary
wound care therapist, and is working to attain a specialty in
wound care. He has been working at Wilbarger General
Hospital since 2001.
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Ryan Dohlman - PT, MS
After graduating with his Master's degree from Andrews
University in 2002, Ryan worked as a traveling physical
therapist in multiple outpatient settings across the
Midwest. After settling in Austin, Texas, he has served as
the Director of Physical Therapy at the Austin Surgical
Hospital. Here, he specialized in Orthopaedic
post-operation rehabilitation. He has worked for Wilbarger
General Hospital since December of 2006.
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Ken Simmons - PT, BS
Ken has worked in a variety of setting including acute care,
home health, and outpatient orthopaedics. He specialized
in acute care rehabilitation and has worked at Wilbarger
General Hospital in various Physical Therapy roles since
1979. He brings a wealth of experience to the outpatient
clinical setting. He is currently working in the acute care
setting where he focuses on restoring strength and
function to his patients.
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