Jordan Bork
PT, DPT, CSCS, CFSC
Washington State University
Eastern Washington University
Jordan grew up in Kirkland, Washington and attended Juanita High School where he played baseball and basketball. Jordan’s passion for physical activity started young and is the primary reason he sought a career in medicine.
Jordan received a bachelor's degree in Kinesiology with a minor in Psychology from Washington State University in Pullman, Washington. His time on the east side of the state continued when he decided to get his Doctorate of physical therapy (DPT) from Eastern Washington University in Spokane, WA.
After receiving his DPT, Jordan moved back to his hometown where he became a proud member of the Lake Washington Physical Therapy team. Since joining the downtown clinic he has become both a certified strength and conditioning coach (CSCS) as well as functional strength coach (CFSC). Jordan has authored several articles/blog posts on health and fitness, and been listed by BaseballHealthPros.com as a medical provider for throwing athletes. He also works closely with local surgeons by observing procedures in the OR, teaching pre-operative lectures and assisting in the development of new rehab protocols.
Although Jordan is an orthopaedic manual therapist who treats all outpatient injuries, he specializes in overhead athletes and baseball rehabilitation. Jordan treats patients of all competitive levels including the MLB, college and little league. He also works part time at Driveline Baseball in Kent, Washington. While working with Jordan you can expect to receive personalized physical therapy and an efficient return to optimal function.
Outside of the clinic Jordan enjoys spending time with his family/friends, playing golf around town and watching the Mariners. He loves a good board game, enjoys pick up basketball and participates in seattle softball leagues.
