PAUL ELVIN COLOSKY, PT, ATC
Athletic Trainer at Clear Lake City Blvd, Houston, TX
License number
Texas 1173220
Category
Restorative Service Providers
Type
Physical Therapist
License number
Texas AT2595
Category
Restorative Service Providers
Type
Athletic Trainer
Address
Address
1235 Clear Lake City Blvd STE F, Houston, TX 77062
Phone
(281) 488-5877
(832) 814-3922
(832) 814-3922
Professional information
Owner, Valeo Physical Therapy
Position:
Owner at Valeo Physical Therapy
Location:
Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Medical Practice
Work:
Valeo Physical Therapy
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Owner
clear lake regional medical center
2007 - 2008
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physical therapist
christus st john's hospital
2007 - 2008
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physical therapist
Clear Lake Regional Medical Center/Christus St. John's Hospital
2006 - 2007
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Physical Therapist
Integrated Therapeutic Services
2001 - 2004
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Rehabilitation Specialist
Valeo Human Systems, Inc
1999 - 2001
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Co-founder/Principle Investigator
Education:
The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston 2003 - 2006
Masters, Physical TherapyClinical Experiences: - Physiotherapy Associates-Crosby, TX. Evaluated and treated patients with orthopedic injuries. - Christus St. John Sports Medicine-Nassau Bay, TX. Evaluated and treated paitents with orthopedic injuiries and surgical procedures including ACL, meniscus repairs, and bankhart lesions. - Texas NeuroRehab Center-Austin, TX. Evaluated and treated patients with neurological conditions including stroke and traumatic brain injury. Extensively used NDT approach to treat neurological conditions and a variety of wounds and wound care protocols. - TIRR Rehab Center-Greenway. Evaluated and treated patients with back pain, post surgical cases, and repetitive movement injuries. Extensively use McKenzie (MDT) methods to evaluate and treat non-specific cervical and lumbar back pain. - College Station Medical Center-College Station, TX. Evaluated and treated patients in hospital settings. Provided contract athletic training services. Colorado State University 2000 - 2001
Masters, Health and Exercise Science- Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer. Developed and implemented injury prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation programs for division I college athletes. - Graduate Research Lead. Designed, developed, and tested exercise device for maintaining muscle strength in microgravity. - Graduate Instructor. Anatomical Kinesiology, Motor Learning, & Training Room Methods. Colorado State University 1996 - 1999
Bachelors, Health and Exercise ScienceUndergraduate Assistant Athletic Trainer. Coordinated and supervised sports medicine coverage for summer sports camps (1998-2000).
Masters, Physical TherapyClinical Experiences: - Physiotherapy Associates-Crosby, TX. Evaluated and treated patients with orthopedic injuries. - Christus St. John Sports Medicine-Nassau Bay, TX. Evaluated and treated paitents with orthopedic injuiries and surgical procedures including ACL, meniscus repairs, and bankhart lesions. - Texas NeuroRehab Center-Austin, TX. Evaluated and treated patients with neurological conditions including stroke and traumatic brain injury. Extensively used NDT approach to treat neurological conditions and a variety of wounds and wound care protocols. - TIRR Rehab Center-Greenway. Evaluated and treated patients with back pain, post surgical cases, and repetitive movement injuries. Extensively use McKenzie (MDT) methods to evaluate and treat non-specific cervical and lumbar back pain. - College Station Medical Center-College Station, TX. Evaluated and treated patients in hospital settings. Provided contract athletic training services. Colorado State University 2000 - 2001
Masters, Health and Exercise Science- Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer. Developed and implemented injury prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation programs for division I college athletes. - Graduate Research Lead. Designed, developed, and tested exercise device for maintaining muscle strength in microgravity. - Graduate Instructor. Anatomical Kinesiology, Motor Learning, & Training Room Methods. Colorado State University 1996 - 1999
Bachelors, Health and Exercise ScienceUndergraduate Assistant Athletic Trainer. Coordinated and supervised sports medicine coverage for summer sports camps (1998-2000).
Skills:
Sports Medicine, Injury Prevention, Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Spine Rehabilitation, Shoulder Rehabilitation, Knee Rehabilitation, Kinesio Tape, Intramuscular Stimulation, Trigger Point Dry Needling (TDN)
Interests:
Scuba diving, camping, fishing, off roading, snowboarding, playing with daughter Anna-Marie
Honor & Awards:
- Patent, Constant Force Resistive Exercise Unit #6,685,602, - NASA Tech Brief Award (2005), - Diane Lisa Sunshine Leonard Scholarship recipient (2005)
Paul E Colosky, Houston TX - PT (Physical therapy)
Specialties:
Physical Therapy, Athletic Training
Address:
1235 Clear Lake City Blvd STE F, Houston 77062
(281) 488-5877 (Phone)
(281) 488-5877 (Phone)
Procedures:
Gait Analysis, Low Back Procedure, Neck Pain Procedure, Physical Therapy
Conditions:
Back Disorders, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Elbow Disorders, Fibromyalgia, Foot Conditions, Hand Conditions, Headache, Knee Injuries, Muscle Conditions, Nerve Disorders, Shoulder Disorders, Sports Injuries, Wrist Disorders
Languages:
English
Owner, Valeo Physical Therapy
Position:
Owner at Valeo Physical Therapy
Location:
Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Medical Practice
Work:
Valeo Physical Therapy
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Owner
Gravity-Independent Constant Force Resistive Exercise Unit
US Patent:
2002002, Feb 28, 2002
Filed:
Aug 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/931142
Inventors:
Paul Colosky - Houston TX, US
Tara Ruttley - Houston TX, US
Tara Ruttley - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
A63B021/045
US Classification:
482/127000
Abstract:
This invention describes a novel gravity-independent exercise unit designed for use in microgravity, or on the ground, as a means by which to counter muscle atrophy and bone degradation due to disuse or underuse. Modular resistive packs comprising constant torque springs provide constant force opposing the withdrawal of an exercise cable from the device. In addition to uses within the space program, the compact resistive packs of the CFREU allow the unit to be small enough for easy use as a home gym for personal use, or as a supplement for rehabilitation programs. Resistive packs may be changed conveniently out of the CFREU according to the desired exercise regimen. Thus, the resistive packs replace the need for expensive, heavy, and bulky traditional weight plates. The CFREU may be employed by hospitals, rehabilitation and physical therapy clinics, and other related professional businesses.