Specializing in orthopedics and sports physical therapy. I love the outdoors and regularly play tennis when I'm not treating patients.

Fei Jiang is a Doctor of Physical Therapy & specializes in orthopedics, sports, and neurological disorders. She graduated from USC (top program in the US) in 2014 and completed a vigorous residency program specialized in orthopedics in 2017. Passionate about her work, Dr. Jiang focuses on finding the root cause problem and figuring out the best treatment plan for the individual. Thus, the plan is highly individualized and focused on helping patients succeed the most effective way. When not at work, Dr. Jiang enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, surfing, and traveling around the world.

I’m passionate about improving patients’ quality of life by alleviating their pain, restoring function and helping them meet their goals. I provide a friendly, empowering approach backed by expert exercise prescription and movement education. I love hiking, running and lifting weights.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, I received my undergraduate degree in Human Physiology from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2014. I began personal training in 2011 and the decided I wanted to become a physical therapist shortly after college. In 2019 I began my education at the Rutgers School of Health Professions where I received my Doctorate in Physical Therapy. I am passionate about helping people rehabilitate from surgery/injuries, improve their overall mobility, and I care about the overall health and wellbeing of my community. Outside of physical therapy I enjoy weightlifting, rock climbing, playing guitar and piano, and riding and building motorcycles.

I received my doctorate in physical therapy from San Diego State University where I participated in research on pain modulation in chronic spine pain populations. Through the biomechanics lab at the Extremity Trauma and Amputation Center of Excellence at Naval Medical Center San Diego I authored an abstract on kinesiophobia in chronic knee pain in active duty military personnel; kinesiophobia is fear of movement that impacts not only knee pain but a wide variety of rehab injuries. My doctoral education emphasized manual, biomechanical, and functional assessment and treatment spanning various ages, pathologies, and body regions. My clinical experience has focused on outpatient and sports orthopedics, as well as injury prevention and strength and conditioning training. I have been an avid athlete from a young age, and I played just about every sport available growing up. I eventually focused my efforts in elite soccer and was recruited into the Olympic Development Program as a teenager. Later on, I continued with my love of sports through UC San Diego club soccer. Injury pushed me to venture away from a running-dominant sport toward the physical and mental challenge and peace that I found in rock climbing. Such transitions deepened my compassion for returning to sports after injuries and programming strength and conditioning to prevent future injury. I would love to work with you on your rehab and performance goals!

Stephan moved to Orange County from Santa Monica and began his young career at The University of California Irvine, where he received a B.A. in Psychology and Social Behavior. Towards the end of his time at UCI, he discovered his passion for physical therapy, which sparked an interest in him to change his original career path. With that “spark” of newfound inspiration, he returned to school to fulfill the required pre-requisites to apply for graduate school. Stephan then attended Chapman University and graduated with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree, and is currently licensed in the state of California as a physical therapist. Prior to beginning his Physical Therapy career in February 2020, he became a Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Certified Provider by Smart Tools, Graston Technique Provider, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) by NSCA, Certified FMT Basic and Performance Kinesiology Taping by RockTape, Certified in Applied Functional Science (CAFS) by Gray Institute, and a Champion Performance Specialist (C-PS) by Mike Reinolds. Stephan applies this wide range of high-quality evidence-based practice to his patients in order to help guide patients through the recovery process in order to maximize their recovery. In his free time, Stephan enjoys traveling and eating around the world at all of the various renowned and well-known food spots, staying active in the gym, but above all…Stephan loves tacos! SPECIALTY CERTIFICATIONS: -Cervical Spine Manual Therapy Management (Institute of Clinical Excellence) -Total Joint Replacement (John O’ Halloran PT, DPT) -COMT-2: Cervical Spine (NAIOMT) -Certified FR Upper Limb Provider (Functional Anatomy Seminars) -Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program Level 1 (American Physical Therapy Association) -COMT-1: Lumbar Spine (NAIOMT) -MFDc (Bay Area Sports Performance and Rehabilitations Seminars) -ART Lower Extremity – Level 1 (Active Release Technique) -Graston Technique Specialist (Graston Technique) -SMT-1 (American Academy of Manipulative Therapy) -Champion Performance Specialist (Mike Reinold) -Certified Joint Thrust Technique Specialist (Aquire) -Certification In Applied Functional Science (Grays Institute) -Certification In FMT Basic and Performance Kinesiology Taping (Rocktape) -Smart Cuffs Blood Flow Restriction Certification (Level 1 Provider) (Smart Tools USA)