Tim Dunne, PT, FAFS
Director/Co-owner/Physical TherapistTim is co-founder and clinic director at Biomechanix Physical Therapy. He received his Physical Therapy degree from the University of Michigan (1995) and has completed clinical rotations in: Cardiopulmonary Rehab (University of Michigan Hospital); Amputee and Burn Clinics (Detroit Receiving Hospital); Orthopedic and Sports (University of Michigan, Swim and Football teams). Tim has over 25 years’ experience treating orthopedic and neurologic conditions and has completed fellowship training (FAFS) in Human Biomechanics in 2007 (Gray Institute).
A native of Chicago, Tim went to Knox College (Illinois) where he earned a B.A. in history, played football, track and swimming. He moved to Arizona in 1995, opening his first Physical Therapy clinic in Goodyear in 1999. In 2007 he established Biomechanix Physical Therapy.
Today, Tim’s passion is for ensuring personalized care for all Biomechanix patients and providing career growth for Biomechanix employees. He takes pride in creating a clinical setting of encouragement, fun and learning. He enjoys treating all types of orthopedic and spine injuries, particularly complex cases; as well as
neurological conditions commonly referred to therapy (CVA, Parkinson’s, CP, SCI, TBI).
Tim is the proud father of two daughters Marissa and Sophia. Tim is a regular exerciser – practicing what he preaches. He enjoys biking, jogging, being outdoors and a variety of gym workouts.
Craig Galbasini PT, MSPT, FAFS
Co-owner/Physical TherapistCraig is co-owner at Biomechanix Physical Therapy and received a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from Sacred Heart University in 2000 after receiving his Bachelors of Science Degree in psychology from Brigham Young University in 1995. In 2008, he completed a year-long fellowship in Applied Functional Science (FAFS) for advanced training in functional biomechanics from the Gray Institute. This training helps to identify the root cause of each individual’s symptoms and acknowledging that the majority of the time, the site of the pain is where the compensation is taking place, not where the root cause(s) are located. Each patient’s custom treatment program is designed to specifically address the root causes to allow them to perform their activities with reduction or elimination of symptoms, compensation and improved performance.
Craig has treated a wide variety of patients of all ages and specializes in evaluating biomechanics specific to each sport (running, cycling, swimming, golfing, etc) or activity (walking, daily activities, etc).
Craig and his wife JayeLyn, have 3 children who are involved in community, school and church activities. In his spare time Craig is an avid cyclist with West valley cycle, he also enjoys running and hiking.
Amber Wanket (Kline) PT, DPT, FAFS
Physical TherapistAmber is a staff therapist at Biomechanix Physical Therapy and a native of Maryland. She earned a B.A. in Exercise Science and Physical Education at McDaniel College in 2011, where she also played basketball. In 2015 she earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Maryland where her internships included Burn Rehab at John’s Hopkins, Sports and General Orthopedics. She moved to Arizona in 2015 and began working at Biomechanix in 2017 where she earned her certificate in Dry Needling. She also has experience and interest in interest in burn and vestibular rehabilitation. She is currently working towards earning her Orthopedic Certified Specialist certification in 2019 and completed her Fellowship of Applied Functional Science (FAFS) with the Gray Institute in 2020.
Amber’s enthusiasm for her work provides her patient’s with motivation to achieve their therapy goals. In her free time outside of the clinic Amber enjoys spending time with her husband Garrett, darling daughter and family, travelling, participating in outdoor activities, watching the Ravens and Orioles, and volunteering at her church.