Our Staff
Robert Sadowski, PT
Robert Sadowski has over 30 years of clinical experience. He earned his Bachelors of Science in Physical Therapy from Boston College in 1973 and his Masters of Science in 1980. Robert has extensive clinical experience in orthopedic, neurological, geriatric, and sports physical therapy. He has practiced in acute care, inpatient rehabilitation, home care, and outpatient facilities. From 1978 to 1999 Mr. Sadowski attained the position of Chief of Physical Therapy Services at 5 Air Force hospitals. In 1998 he was certified by the American Physical Therapy Association as an orthopedic clinical specialist. His advanced education allows him extensive use of manual therapy involving the spine and extremities during treatments. In his free time he enjoys outdoor activities like fishing, hunting and gardening, as well as traveling to Alaska.
Michael Buslov earned his Bachelors degree in 1984 in math and science. In 1998 he graduated with honors from the Physical Therapists Assistants Program at Becker College in Worcester with his Associates in Science. Since then he has practiced in both the home care setting and in outpatient rehabilitation facilities. Michael has taken multiple continuing education courses in sports medicine, manual therapy techniques and aquatic therapy. These advanced courses allow him to work with multiple patient populations and diagnosis such as cervical and lumbar disorders, post surgical diagnosis's, sports rehab, and geriatrics. Michael and his wife, Maya, are raising two wonderful children. He enjoys traveling, playing volleyball and taking dance classes.
Steven Grondine graduated from the Physical Therapists Assistant Program at Becker College in Worcester in 2000. He has worked in hospital and private outpatient facilities and has been working with Dynamic Physical Therapy since 2002. He has a special interest in advanced training in manual techniques and has taken multiple continuing education classes in the John F. Barnes approach to myofascial release and myofascial mobilization. Steven's other continuing education has included Tai Chi for balance and fall reduction, therapeutic exercise with the Swiss ball, and integrating Pilates into therapeutic exercise for physical therapy in 2002 where he was certified as a mat instructor in Pilates by the IWLA. Steven is regularly complimented on his professional knowledge and personality by his patients. Outside of work Steve enjoys spending time with his family, riding motorcycles, skiing, and skydiving.
