Preston Hall
PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS

Preston Hall has been practicing as a physical therapist since 1997 when he completed his Master’s degree in physical therapy from Univ of Alabama at Birmingham. He later completed his Doctoral degree in physical therapy from Northeastern Univ in Boston. Preston founded MountainTop Physical Therapy & Wellness Center in 2002 and has enjoyed working in Park City since 2000. Preston’s favorite activities include basketball, soccer, mountain biking, weight lifting, camping, fishing, and spending time with his wife Janette and five children.

Preston specializes in sports medicine and orthopedic rehabilitation and particularly focuses on helping his patients achieve a full recovery and turning the corner into a comprehensive fitness regimen to prepare them for lifelong health and wellness. Preston is a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS). This is a rigorous and distinctive certification among physical therapists showing a high level of knowledge and experience in working with orthopedic conditions. Preston is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Preston has spent a great deal of time with the athletic population as a team physical therapist/trainer and has been on the sidelines for many a sports contest. However, Preston thrives on the diversity of his clientele and enjoys working with all ages and abilities. Preston has worked closely with most of the surgeons in Park City and Salt Lake and is well versed in post-op protocols and the thorough understanding of what transpired during his patients’ surgeries. We are proud of the very experienced staff here at MountainTop Physical Therapy and want you to feel confident that you will be able to achieve your optimum recovery at our clinic and be treated with respect and dignity.

Jason Bell  
MS, CSCS/Trainer, NASM-CES, COTA/L, LMT

Jason is currently the Director of Strength and Conditioning and Transitional Rehabilitation at MountainTop Physical Therapy. Jason brings 15 years of rehabilitation and sports performance experience to his programs in Park City, Utah. Jason develops and implements transitional rehabilitation, functional screening, prevention, corrective exercise and integrated strength and conditioning programs to help athletes and clients from prevention to performance. Jason trains Draft eligible players each year for the NFL Combine and Pro-Day, as well as trains current NFL players in the off-season to prepare for upcoming camps. Jason Serves as a Consultant/ Corrective Exercise Specialist for Reebok and Clutch Players, focusing on injury prevention programs for NBA and college bound athletes. Previously Jason worked  four seasons as the Corrective Exercise Specialist/Assistant Strength Coach  for the University of Utah Football Program, as well as teaching sports massage and orthopedic assessment at the University of Alaska and the Utah College of Massage Therapy.

Jason holds a MS Degree in Exercise Science with emphasis in Rehabilitation Science and a BS degree in Exercise Science with emphasis in Fitness Management. Jason is 1 of only 5 Full Body Certified Active Release Technique Providers in the state of Utah. Professional affiliations include the National Strength and Conditioning Association (CSCS,CPT), National Academy of Sports Medicine (CES), American Massage Therapy Association (LMT,NSMT), American Occupational Therapy Association (COTA).

Kathy Bochnowski,
PT, OCS

Kathy has been practicing physical therapy in an outpatient orthopedic setting since she graduated from University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) in 2000. She is recognized as a Board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS). In 2002, she moved to Utah and soon thereafter joined the MountainTop team in 2004. In addition to orthopedics and sports medicine, Kathy expanded her practice in 2005 to include pelvic floor dysfunction and Women’s Health. With a compassionate and knowledgeable approach, she provides high-quality, individualized care to each patient.  She strives to empower her clients to take an active role in their recovery. She believes in lifelong education and travels yearly to attend continuing education courses. She has been a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) since 1998, and belongs to both the Orthopedic and Women’s Health Sections.

Kathy resides in Park City with her husband and two children. She enjoys everything outdoors that Park City has to offer and spending time with her family.

Stacy McCooey
PT, DPT, OCS

Stacy McCooey completed her Masters and Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Northeastern University in Boston.  She has been working at MountainTop Physical Therapy and Wellness Center in Park City, UT since then, advancing her career as an Integrative Physical Therapist.  Her article “Chronic Subclinical Systemic Inflammation as Measured by C-reactive Protein and its Relationship to Physical Therapy” was published in Orthopedic Practice in 2009.  Stacy utilizes biomechanical evaluation, nutritional counseling, and wellness education to enhance her treatments.  Her practice focuses on manual therapy including osteopathic and craniosacral techniques, as well as corrective exercises.  She enjoys multiple outdoor activities in Park City, using her experiences to help prepare her patients for return to sport and injury prevention.