GLENN GOLDFINGER has been practicing physical therapy for fifty plus years while maintaining an affiliation with NYU Langone Medical Center and teaching at the NYU Medical School.

He studied under the late Dr. Howard A. Rusk, the founder of Rehabilitation Medicine. Glenn Goldfinger has been Assistant Director of Research and Training at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine and was Director of The Spinal Cord Injury Center’s Research Division.

He has been the Physical Therapist for the NY Rangers and The Julliard School of Dance and Music.

The Practice is based in general rehabilitation with specialties in orthopedics, sports medicine, pain management and spinal alignment. He has done advanced studies in vestibular physical therapy and TMJ therapy, osteoporosis management and fall risk and balance training.

Glenn Goldfinger graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Physical Therapy in 1967. He received his MA degree from NYU in 1974 and completed his Ph.D coursework in 1987.