Chris Kaddatz holds a doctorate of Physical Therapy and a bachelor’s of science in Athletic Training. He has conducted and presented biomechanics research, taught and tutored undergraduate anatomy students, worked with high school and Division I athletes as an athletic trainer, and offered therapeutic treatment to patients in a variety of outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation care settings.

Chris worked as research developer and lab assistant for the South Dakota State University Biomechanics Research Lab and received the Joseph F. Nelson Mentorship and Northland ACSM Undergraduate Research awards.

In 2020, Chris joined the OPA Therapy Services team and helps active Alaskans recover from orthopedic injuries and surgeries. In his spare time, he enjoys exploring Alaska with his wife, Reid and dogs, Juke and Tula.