Tami received her bachelor’s degree in physical therapy from California State University, Long Beach in 1997. Her long list of academic achievements include: extensive training in the certification of orthopedic specialists, training in the diagnosis and treatment of movement impairment syndromes through Washington University in St. Louis, and training in the Stanley Paris manual therapeutic approaches to the spine and extremities, as well as various other continuing education courses. She has work experience in general orthopedics, sports injuries, wound care, industrial rehab, spine rehab, and hospital management. She recently returned to school and graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Western University in Pomona in 2008. She currently remains a consultant and guest lecturer for the diagnosis and treatment of wound care and orthopedic patients.

Through her extensive training, Tami applies her knowledge of anatomy, kinesiology, movement impairment syndromes, and tissue healing to thoroughly evaluate and prescribe an individualized treatment program in order to allow patients to achieve their goals. She also has interests in various treatment approaches to orthopedic and sport related injuries, including manual therapy and sport specific training.

Tami strives to provide quality patient care relying on evidence-based practice, alongside an excellent team of physical therapists and trainers at CPRx. She has been Clinical Director at CPRx since 2003. Outside of work she enjoys reading, recreational running and spending time with her family.

Cesar has been a familiar face at CPRx for several years now.  He hails from Honolulu, Hawaii where he was born and raised.  He received his kinesiology degree from the University of Southern California before being accepted to Washington University in St. Louis, one of the best physical therapy programs in the country.  He received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2004, under the mentorship of many of the world-renowned physical therapists at Washington University.  During his time there, he was an active volunteer at the Program in Physical Therapy for an exercise class designed especially for the obese population called On The Move.  He continues to be a strong advocate for health promotion and fitness in the community.
 
Though Cesar enjoys being humorous, he is a serious learner and always seeking opportunities for new knowledge.  In 2006, he completed a one-year long Orthopedic Manual Therapy course and successfully passed the specialty examination in 2007 to become a board certified orthopedic specialist in physical therapy (OCS).  He pursued his interest in sports by becoming a Fellow at the Sports Medicine / Physical Therapy program at Kaiser Permanente in 2008.  This was a vigorous 1-year fellowship, where he received 1-on-1 clinical mentoring and intensive course-work, while volunteering at high school athletic events.  He continues to volunteer in the community with physical therapy/health related activities and screens local athletes at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels. In addition, in 2009, Cesar participated in a 2-week medical mission to the Philippines. He joined a health care team of physicians, dentists, nurses, and pharmacists, to give free medical care to the underserved communities. His current projects are in running programs/clinics, health promotion/prevention, and obesity management.  
 
When he is not spending time with family and friends, Cesar enjoys exercising, and performing outdoor activities.  He loves playing basketball, running, and swimming.  He sets an excellent example of a healthy lifestyle and correct mechanics for his patients.  Cesar is a specialized physical therapist in sports/orthopedics with a wealth of knowledge and experience, who delivers compassion and evidence based quality care to help patients move to a better life.

A native of Osaka, Japan, Dr. Maiko Morotani was educated in various parts of the world including Singapore, Malaysia, and Japan. After majoring in Biology at Grinnell College in Iowa, Maiko enrolled in Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, one of the top-ranked Physical Therapy Programs in the country.
Maiko was an all-around student in graduate school. She regularly helped athletes who played wheelchair sports including basketball, softball and tennis. She also volunteered as an assistant for Washington University’s “On the Move” program, an exercise program designed to help people who suffer from obesity. Her academic, cultural and clinical contributions were recognized when she received the coveted Director’s Award at graduation.
Maiko’s training under Dr. Shirley Sahrmann, PT, PhD, FAPTA, a pioneer in the field of Physical Therapy, is continually honed through her work alongside the excellent team of physical therapists and trainers at CPRx, Inc. Her impressive work as a physical therapist has led to several notable opportunities. She served as Dr. Sahrmann’s interpreter and guide when Dr. Sahrmann traveled to Japan to teach physical therapists there about the Movement Systems Impairment concept. Recently, Maiko has been asked to translate Dr. Sahrmann’s textbook, to be used by physical therapist and physical therapy students all over Japan.
Maiko continues to further her education by taking courses and attending various seminars. She is a board certified specialist in orthopaedic physical therapy and is a mentor to students and fellows in the Movement Science Fellowship Program. In her spare time, Maiko enjoys playing tennis and has won several singles tournaments in Long Beach.
Maiko’s dedication to the field of physical therapy extends beyond the clinic. Her knowledge of anatomy, and kinesiology, coupled with her compassion for patients, and her cheery sense of humor, makes her an excellent co-worker and therapist.

Oanh was born in New York and shortly thereafter her family made there way to Oregon. In high school, Oanh was on the track team where she competed in the 400m and 800m events. After high school, she attended Oregon State University and graduated in 2006 with her Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science with an option in allied health. She then was accepted to physical therapy school at Pacific University in Oregon graduating with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2010.

During the next 3 years she utilized her knowledge of anatomy, kinesiology, and biomechanics and applied it to her five clinical rotations. Her clinical experiences include Out Patient Neurological Care at Oregon Health Science University, Out Patient Orthopedics at Therapeutic Associates and at Providence Physical Therapy, long term acute care and in-patient neurological care at Northern California Rehabilitation Hospital, and acute care (including cardiac, oncology, and critical care patients) at Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital. Oanh is also very active in continuing education and peer reviews as she has given lectures on chronic pain, differential diagnosis for lymphedema, and instructions in group exercises for patients newly diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus.

Oanh recently moved to Southern California in September of 2010 and began her first fulltime job here at CPRx, Inc where she can pursue her passion of treating orthopedic and sports related injuries. Oanh strives to provide quality patient care based on fundamental knowledge of anatomy and kinesiology and current research/evidence, alongside the excellent team of physical therapists and trainers at CPRx, Her desire to learn, strong work ethic, and emphasis on providing excellent customer services makes her an excellent addition to the CPRx family.

In her spare time, she enjoys running on her own, as well as, with her colleagues here at CPRx. She has participated in races at all levels including 5K’s, 10K’s, half marathons, and has completed a full marathon.

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