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Corey Goldman, PT, DPT, CSCS
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Corey Goldman is a licensed doctor of physical therapy with extensive experience in orthopedic rehabilitation and sports performance. He earned his bachelor of science in exercise science from Endicott College, and his doctorate in physical therapy from MGH Institute of Health of Professions. Corey is a certified strength and conditioning specialist through NSCA.
With a clinical background in musculoskeletal health and functional recovery, Corey specializes in helping patients overcome pain, restore mobility, and return to the activities they value most. He is currently a physical therapist in the Spaulding Outpatient Hospital systems, practicing out of the Framingham, MA and Westboro, MA locations. In his current role with Spaulding, he is the co-chair of the strength and conditioning special interest group.
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