Giving You the Tools to Independently Manage Your Condition
In September 2017, Dr. Shane Weber and Dr. Luke Steiner opened Elite PT. Their main focus was to emphasize QUALITY over QUANTITY. Their vision was that therapy should be highly specific and individualized based on patient needs. This is why each patient is seen one on one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy!
Certified in Level II Functional Dry Needling (FDN-II), Emergency Medical Response for Athletes (ERA), and Graston certified instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization
“I was born and raised in Dickinson and attended Dickinson State University and received my bachelor’s degree in Biology. After DSU, I finished my Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Mary in 2011. My wife and I currently have 2 young children that really keep us busy and on our toes. I enjoy bow hunting, spending time with my family, and golfing during my free time.
I really enjoy working with all different types of patients and the new challenges that arise each and every day. I have a special interest in sports and orthopedic injuries no matter how old or young someone is. My goal as a physical therapist is for each of my patients to achieve their optimal function for all daily tasks or activities they enjoy.”
Certified in Level II Functional Dry Needling (FDN-II) and Emergency Medical Response for Athletes (ERA)
“I was born and raised in Dickinson, went to DSU for undergrad, and finished my doctorate at the University of Mary in 2014. My wife and I currently have 5 children, who keep us very busy on a daily basis. When I’m not chasing them around, I like to hunt, play basketball, and ski in my free time.
I am very passionate about physical therapy and am fortunate to have the opportunity to use my training to help others. My experience has been heavily weighted in orthopedics and sports medicine, guiding patients through rehab with evidence-based treatment that yields results!”
Certified in Graston Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization
“I completed my Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota, in 2013. I received my Associate of Science from Bismarck State College and my Bachelor of Science in Biology at Dickinson State University.
My training has included clinical experiences in acute hospital settings, a skilled nursing facility, and my absolute favorite location and current location of private practice outpatient clinics. Elite PT has allowed me to work with patients ranging from orthopedic, sports rehabilitation, geriatrics, and so much more.
Outpatient private practice has allowed me to treat my patients with pride and has allowed me to use my knowledge to its fullest potential. As a physical therapist, I am dedicated to providing care through physical therapy and educating patients so that they can maintain and improve their quality of life after treatment.”
Graduate of University of Utah Sports Physical Therapy Residency Program, Certified SportsMetrics ACL prevention provider, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), and Emergency Medical Response for Athletes (ERA)
“I was born and raised in South Heart and then attended the University of Mary in Bismarck to receive my Bachelors in Exercise Science. I then finished my Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Mary in 2020. Finally, I complete a Sports Physical therapy residency program at the University of Utah finishing in the fall of 2021, where I was able to work with the University of Utah athletics department, as well as the National US Ski and Snowboard team. I enjoy spending time with friends and family as well as hunting and playing basketball in my free time.
I really enjoy working with all types of patients, with a particular love for the athlete. I enjoy working with high and intermediate-level athletes in order to challenge them with exercises and programming outside the norm, to return them to their respective sports. My goal as a physical therapist is for each patient to take the skills learned in physical therapy and be able to apply them to day-to-day life in order to allow them to live a healthy lifestyle.”