Bradley McMahon | MPT
Physical Therapist, Co-Owner
Sometimes it’s unexpected events that reveal one’s calling. After a traumatic ACL tear while playing football for Carroll College, Brad had a profoundly rewarding experience with his physical therapist. That care sparked his own interest in making a career of helping others struggling with sports injuries—and the rest is, as they say, history.
Above all, Brad wants his patients to understand just how much they matter—and how committed he is to earning their trust. With firsthand experience as a patient, Brad knows the value of being listened to and understood. He loves spending quality time with his patients and believes it’s that one-on-one care with your actual therapist (not an aide or assistant) that sets PEAK apart.
Brad may not be playing college football these days, but he still maintains a competitive streak—now seen in bass fishing tournaments and coaching youth wrestling. That same competitive drive motivates him to succeed for his patients, helping them reach their personal peaks. Brad loves the outdoors, traveling with his wife and three very active boys, fishing, downhill skiing, and spring breaks in Florida.
Education
- Master of Physical Therapy, 2005 — Carroll College
- B.S. in Biology, 2004 — Carroll College
Continuing Education
- Maitland Manual Therapy Spinal Seminar
- Drayer Physical Therapy Institute National Conference
- Sports Physical Therapy Team Concept Conference
- Medical College of WI Sports Medicine Symposium
- Advanced Concepts in Examination & Treatment of the Shoulder
- Clinical Examination & Evaluation of Thrower’s Shoulder
- Manual Skills for the Upper Quarter
- Lower Quarter Biomechanics
- Manual & Manipulative Therapy Techniques in Lower Extremity
- Integrative Dry Needling Certification
- IASTM Practitioner Certification
Professional Accreditations & Achievements
- Cincinnati Sports Medicine: Sportsmetrics Certification
- Co-authored physical therapy text in “Orthopedic Rehabilitation for the Athlete — Getting Back in the Game”
- WPTA “PT of the Year” nominee
- American & Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association