Jason Park graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a Bachelors of Science degree in Psychobiology. He then went on to earn his Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Southern California (USC), which is consistently ranked as the top physical therapy program in the nation. He has had extensive clinical internships which focused on manual therapy from Orthopedic Certified Specialists. Postgraduate distinction has included the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialty, which specializes in sports specific strength training.  He has worked in a broad spectrum of specialties from working with top level collegiate athletes at UCLA, USC, and Cal Berkeley as well as working with the senior population of Laguna Woods.  He also takes pride in being able to treat those suffering  with chronic pain.

Dr. Park has also served as a clinical instructor for USC, Loma Linda, and Chapman University doctoral student interns. Being a physical therapist with a specialty in strength and conditioning, Dr. Park believes that incorporating hands-on manual therapy treatments, specific exercises, patient education  and modalities can expedite the healing process. Dr. Park also feels it is important to personalize treatments for each of his patients to maximize their outcomes. He takes the time to listen to his patients and works closely with their physicians to reach the goal of improved function and quality of life.

Dr. Park enjoys spending time with his family. He enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, watching sporting events, snowboarding, and backpacking. He particularly enjoys listening to his wife play the piano and playing with his son Ryan and daughter Kylie.

James Lee received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). Upon receiving his BA degree, Dr. Lee continued his education by earning his Master of Arts in Education from Biola University. After four years of teaching, he then pursued his Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Southern California (USC). His clinical internships included extensive instruction and experience under the tutelage of orthopedic certified specialists.  Dr. Lee’s training focuses on the use of manual therapy integrated and reinforced with therapeutic exercises enabling the complete treatment of patients. He has also added pediatric physical therapy to his resume after having children of his own to further expand his treatment skills.  Dr. Park loves the challenges that his patient population brings and truly enjoys forming lasting and caring relationships. 

Dr. Lee considers it of vital importance to personalize each patient’s program to the needs, desires and goals of that particular individual.  As a physical therapist with an educational background, it is the belief of Dr. Lee that therapy not only includes manual interventions, therapeutic exercises and modalities, but also includes educating the patients in the causes, symptoms and treatments for their particular condition.  Thus making each patient an active and integral participant in the healing process versus a passive recipient.  In order to achieve improved quality of life and maximized functionality, Dr. Lee takes the time to listen to every patient in order to work more closely with his or her physician.  This way the healing process truly begins and therapeutic results are optimized.

Golfing, snowboarding, bowling, ballroom dancing, traveling and appreciating fine food and wine with close friends and family are some of the activities Dr. Lee enjoys.   He is married to his wife Maria and they have two sons Tyler and Micah.