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Meet the Team

Office Hours: Monday and Thursday | 830am-530pm.

Lindsay Kizinkewich, Doctor of Physical Therapy, is pleased to offer specialized orthopedic and sports physical therapy at Prime Sports Institute.  She has superior knowledge in evaluation and treatment of overhead athletes and rehabilitation for post-surgical shoulders through her internship with shoulder specialist physical therapist and Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) Vice President of Medical Services.

Through Board Certification as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and focus on continuing education, Lindsay maintains expertise in all areas of orthopedic rehabilitation. In addition to shoulder rehab, she has specific passion for treating overuse conditions/ tendinopathy, running injuries, and lower extremity conditions including knee, ankle, and foot pain in all populations.

Office Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday | 800am- 515pm

Will Hill is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, with Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and Certified Strength and Conditioning certifications, who treats active people of all ages and skill levels.

He began his specialization in orthopedic rehab in 2015 with participation in a rigorous Orthopedic Residency program through Adventist Health and subsequent certification as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS). In combination with the OCS designation, he utilizes the foundations of biomechanics learned through 8 years of schooling and exercise prescription knowledge obtained through his certification as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). His practice is focused on fostering quality movement with evidence based approach to evaluation of injuries to effectively identify and treat orthopedic and sport related injuries.

Movement and exercise have been a focal point in Dr. Hill's life, through team sports in adolescence, and current passions of hiking, running, weight lifting, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, rock climbing, mountaineering, and backcountry skiing. With participation in these activities, Dr. Hill has gained a thorough understanding of movement intricacies that relate to the demands of these sports, and uses that along with his specialized clinical skills during evaluation and treatment of orthopedic injuries.

Office Hours: Tuesday and Friday | 830am-500pm

Kay Gordon, Doctor of Physical Therapy, received her clinical Doctorate from Ithaca College in 2014. After graduate school, she worked and trained in New Zealand and Australia gaining a strong foundation in manual therapy, biomechanical assessment, and Pilates training for spine and core dysfunctions. She also has clinical and sideline experience assessing and treating typical contact sport injuries during her time spent working with club rugby while in New Zealand.

Her passion for athletics and human movement began during the years she spent as a competitive and collegiate gymnast at Ithaca College. She has a specialty interest in assessment and treatment of gymnasts, dancers, and performing artist due to her first hand knowledge of the demands and intricacy of these sports. She also has a passion for foot and ankle overuse injuries and post-op rehab, sports and spine rehab, headache, migraine, and vertigo treatments. Kay is a Certified Myofascial Trigger Point therapist, performing dry needling for muscular and tendinous conditions.

Kay grew up in Breckenridge, Colorado, and is an outdoor enthusiast. She enjoys hiking, biking, skiing, and running, and is passionate about helping people get back to the outdoor activities that they love.

Office Hours: Monday- Thursday | 8:00am- 5:00pm

Amelia Llanos, Doctor of Physical Therapy, earned her clinical Doctorate from Northeastern University in 2018. Early in her professional career, she worked closely with Division I athletes at Weber State University in Utah, where she developed a deep appreciation for performance-driven rehab. Her commitment to clinical excellence led her to complete a year-long Orthopedic Manual Therapy residency through the Ola Grimsby Institute in 2023. She went on to earn her board certification as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) in 2024.

Amelia is a fitness-forward manual therapist with a passion for helping clients navigate every phase of their rehabilitation journey—no matter where they’re starting from. She brings a personalized, one-on-one approach to care, empowering individuals to return to and maintain the active lifestyles they love.

With a holistic and evidence-based approach to care, Amelia specializes in treating complex knee and elbow injuries, ACL rehab, foot and ankle, headaches, and challenging nerve conditions. She believes that healing and performance are interconnected, and that no goal is too small when it comes to restoring function and building resilience.

Outside the clinic, Amelia lives what she teaches. An avid mountain biker, whitewater paddler, backcountry snowboarder, and climber, she draws from her own outdoor pursuits to better understand her clients’ goals and guide them through recovery with empathy and purpose.

Amelia is certified in Dry Needling and holds an active endorsement in the state of Washington, performing intramuscular electrical stimulation with dry needling.

Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | 8:00am- 5:00pm

Kasia Kilijanek received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from University of Colorado in 2016. She is APTA board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist integrating evidence-based practices to support optimal recovery for each patient.

Her approach emphasizes strength and load-based rehabilitation, using objective performance testing to guide progression to support a safe, confident return to sport and meaningful activities.

Dr. Kilijanek brings a depth of knowledge working with post-operative patients of all ages, and has extensive experience treating non-op and post-op foot, ankle, knee, hip, shoulder, elbow, and wrist conditions.

During her time spent at Children’s Hospital Colorado, ACL rehab was a primary area of focus, where she worked with a multiodisciplinary team of physicians and athletic trainers for rehab and return to sport for ACL reconstruction. She assisted in creation of return to sport post-op and non-op rehabilitation protocols, and appreciates a collaborative approach to supporting clients through optimal and safe return to sport timelines.

Dr. Kilijanek has special interest in working youth athletes experiencing growth related orthopedic injuries, and overuse conditons. She has unique experience with treatment of gymnasts and acrobatic athletes; while also treating endurance, mountain, weight lifting, and court sport athletes.

As a USA Gymnastics certified coach and CrossFit Level 1 trainer, she collaborates with athletes, coaches, and families to provide personalized care tailored to individual goals. Outside the clinic, Kasia enjoys CrossFit, mountain biking, gymnastics, and skiing, and loves spending time with her two cats.