Physical therapist opens doors in Thompson Falls
Connor Gillig is a new physical therapist in Thompson Falls. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Lured by the mountains and fishing in Montana, and after being offered a position as a physical therapist with Thompson Falls Rehab, a division of Clark Fork Valley Hospital, Connor Gillig has hung his shingle up in the old Subway sandwich shop in Thompson Falls.
Gillig received his doctorate in physical therapy at Midwestern University in Glendale Arizona. He has also provided care in Murray, Utah, and Nampa Idaho to finish his schooling.
Gillig is certified in dry needling, a therapy using a thin needle to penetrate the skin and stimulate muscular and connective tissues for the evaluation and management of neuromusculoskeletal pain and movement impairments.
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