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Gerard Desmond's Biography — Jerry serves as Executive Director at 200 Park Avenue, where he specializes in orthopedics and sports physical therapy. Additionally, Jerry is certified as a first emergency responder. He graduated from the Hunter College physical therapy program in 1986. After graduating, he initially worked at Kings County Hospital, where he specialized in neurology with emphasis towards spinal cord injuries, cerebral vascular accidents and amputee management. In 1988, he went into private practice specializing in outpatient orthopedics and sports medicine at The Center for Sports Medicine, in midtown Manhattan. The Center for Sports Medicine was sold to Health South in 1995 and Jerry became the Director until 1999. During his tenure with Health South Jerry developed a back school program, a work hardening program and specialized in ergonomic management. In 1999, he left HealthSouth to open Recovery Physical Therapy. In 2010, Jerry decided to return to postgraduate school and completed his doctorate degree in physical therapy at A.T. Still University. During his twenty-seven years as a physical therapist, Jerry has had extensive experience in the field of sports rehabilitation with athletes at all levels of competition. Jerry provides a “hands on” approach to treating orthopedics and sports-related injuries on a recreational level, as well as, a professional sports level. He has worked with athletes from the New Jersey Nets, New York Rangers, Alvin Ailey American dancers, professional tennis players, the Dance Theatre of Harlem, Amateur boxers, and baseball athletes.

Nicole Listas's Biography — Nicole serves as the Director of the Rockefeller Center office and focuses on orthopedic and sports injuries, as well as overuse injuries and post-surgical rehabilitation

Dr. Varlotta's Biography — After graduating in 1978 from Colgate University, Dr. Gerard Varlotta attended Medical School at the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine. From his Orthopedic Research Internship in Sweden to his training in Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Washington and NYU/Rusk Institute, Dr. Varlotta's postdoctoral training is quite extensive. At the NYU School of Medicine, Dr. Varlotta was first appointed as the Clinical Instructor (1992 – 1998), moved to into a new role as a Clinical Assistant Professor (1998 – 2004) and then in 2004 was promoted to being a Clinical Associate Professor. In 1991, the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine presented Dr. Varlotta with the Resident Research Award. Then, in 2010, the Staten Island College, Dept. of Physical Therapy awarded Dr. Varlotta with the Educator's Award. Dr. Varlotta is an active member of the American College of Sports Medicine (Fellow), the Physiatric Association of Spine Sports Occupational Rehab, the North American Spine Society, the American Academy of PM&R (Fellow), the American Board of Pain Medicine (Fellow), the US Olympic Medical Committee, the Association of Ringside Physicians, as well as the Association of Ringside Physicians. Started practicing 1983 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION American Board of Osteopathic Physicians - 1982 American College of Sports Medicine - 1986 - Present Physiatric Association of Spine Sports Occupational Rehab - 1987 - Present International Society for Study of Spine - 1988 - 1996 North American Spine Society - 1990 - Present American Academy of PM&R - 1992 - Present American Board of Pain Medicine -1995 - Present US Olympic Medical Committee - 1996 - Present AWARDS & ACCOLADES Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine - 1991 Staten Island College, Dept of Physical Therapy - 2010 PROCEDURES & TREATMENTS OFFERED BY Dr. Varlotta Care Coordination Epidural injections Examinations Facet Blocks Intra-Articular Fluoroscopic Joint Injections Nerve Conduction Studies X-Rays (when necessary) FORMS OF PAYMENT Cash Visa Mastercard American Express Discover INSURANCES ACCEPTED Accept most Insurance HOURS Monday - Friday : 08:00am - 05:00pm WEBSITE drvarlotta. com