Dr. Tim grew up in Palmyra, where he played soccer and baseball at Palmyra High School and earned his second-degree black belt in Tang Soo Do from Chang Karate School in Cinnaminson. While he was never the most naturally gifted athlete on the field, he was consistently one of the strongest and most conditioned. That discipline and commitment to improvement became the foundation of his approach to health, performance, and patient care. He first got into helping people by becoming a personal trainer, where he began instructing individuals, small groups, and eventually full classes.

He graduated cum laude from Rutgers University with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and went on to earn his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Rutgers. During his clinical training, he worked alongside exceptional mentors who sharpened his clinical reasoning and reinforced his commitment to evidence-based care. He developed a particular interest in blood flow restriction training from a research perspective—an interest that continues to shape how he approaches strength, rehabilitation, and long-term resilience.

Dr. Tim has completed advanced training in orthopedic manual therapy (COMT) and neuroanatomical approaches through Integrated Kinetic Neurology (IKN). With six years of experience as a physical therapist and four years managing an outpatient facility, he has seen firsthand the limitations of high-volume models of care—where clinicians may juggle multiple patients at once and rely on standardized, cookie-cutter treatment plans. While that system can be efficient, it often leaves little room for individualized strategy or deeper clinical problem-solving.

That realization led him to found Anchorline Physical Therapy & Wellness.

At Anchorline, every session is delivered one-on-one. Each plan of care is built specifically around the individual—not a template. His goal is not simply to reduce pain, but to help patients build resilience, move with confidence, and return to the activities that matter most to them—stronger than before.

Dr. Tim lives in Riverton with his wife, Natalia. He remains deeply connected to the local community and is proud to serve the area that helped shape him.