Preston is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS) based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science with a minor in Spanish from the University of Utah and completed a competitive Orthopedic Residency through the University of Utah and the Salt Lake City VA Hospital. He is certified through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties and maintains active membership with the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA).

With advanced training in manual therapy, trigger point dry needling (TPDN), pain science, and strength and conditioning, Preston has worked with a diverse range of patients—from recreational athletes to collegiate, professional, and Olympic competitors. He has collaborated with well-known outdoor brands and industry leaders to develop injury prevention and performance programs tailored for athletes and outdoor professionals. Committed to evidence-based care, Preston remains actively involved in research, teaching, and continuing education.

Outside of the clinic, Preston is deeply rooted in the outdoor lifestyle. A lifelong backcountry hunter and archery enthusiast, he is passionate about mountain endurance, wilderness navigation, and physically demanding pursuits. His extensive personal experience in rugged environments gives him a unique insight when working with outdoor athletes, laborers, and companies focused on keeping their teams injury-free and performing at their best in challenging terrain.

Hello! My name is Erik Smith, and I was born and raised in Wisconsin, where my connection to the outdoors began young. I spent my early years hiking the woods behind our home, helping family build stands, and soaking in every chance to be outside. While most of my hunting experience has been rooted in the Midwest, family trips out West sparked a deep appreciation for the mountains and physical challenges of backcountry adventure. Over the years, I’ve grown from a seasonal hunter into someone who trains year-round to make the most of every trip—whether it’s archery antelope hunts, rifle elk, or chasing spring gobblers and whitetails closer to home.

I earned my undergraduate degree in Wisconsin and completed my Doctor of Physical Therapy in Northeast Iowa. My clinical training took me across the U.S.—from the Midwest to Arizona and Hawaii—giving me valuable experience in both rural and urban settings. Since returning to Wisconsin, I’ve spent over 14 years working in orthopedics and sports medicine, helping patients return to the activities they love. I’m also certified in the Principles of Schroth Therapy, a scoliosis-specific exercise approach, and continue to stay active in professional development.

Over time, I’ve developed a strong connection with outdoor athletes and weekend warriors—people who want to stay strong, capable, and pain-free so they can keep getting after it outside. Whether prepping for a demanding hunt, recovering from injury, or trying to move better, my goal is to help people live their most active lives. That passion for movement, health, and the outdoors led me to MTN PHYSIO—and it’s exactly why I’m here for YOU.

Kimberly grew up in Lindon, Utah, surrounded by the natural beauty of mountains and open skies—a backdrop that shaped her love for the outdoors and an active lifestyle. She earned her degree in Marriage, Family, and Human Development from BYU, bringing a strong foundation in empathy and communication to her role at MTN PHYSIO. As the billing specialist and administrative assistant, Kimberly is the steady force behind the scenes, ensuring smooth operations so our team can focus on helping clients get back to the adventures they love.

When she’s not managing schedules or handling billing, Kimberly dedicates her time to her husband and daughter, finding joy in serving others and brightening the days of those around her. Her genuine care and attention to detail make her an essential part of MTN PHYSIO, where she supports both patients and staff with kindness and professionalism.

Kimberly believes that a smooth-running practice is key to effective healing and performance, and she’s committed to making every interaction positive and efficient. Stop by and say hello—you’ll quickly see she’s someone who truly cares about your well-being and helping you stay active and healthy for all your outdoor pursuits.