About OA: Southern Maine orthopedic specialists for foot pain, ankle pain, hand pain, shoulder pain, back pain, bone fractures, MRI, physical therapy, and sports medicine.

Noah M. Harrison, DPT
Noah received his bachelors in health sciences from the University of New England, and went on to earn his doctorate in physical therapy from the University of New England as well. Upon graduating he began practicing at a clinic in Southern Maine specializing in orthopeadic rehabilitation. There he worked with a wide variety of orthopeadic issues including spinal dysfunction, postsurgical rehabilitation, upper/lower limb dysfunctions and varying non surgical injuries. He joined the OAPT team in 2011, treating at the Saco clinic. He enjoys working with active individuals of all levels, restoring pain free function and proper movement patterns. He has particular interests in the treatment of spinal dysfunction as well as the injured runner and running mechanics.

Beyond his work as a therapist Noah is an avid runner and fitness enthusiast. He resides in Portland, Maine.

Continuing Education Units :

Seminar	Date
SFMA: Selected Functional Movement Assessment: An Integrated Model to Address Regional Interdependence. Level 1. Micharl Voight	2012
Graston Technique M1, Michael Arnolt, Jacqueline Shakar	2012
K2: Advanced Concepts and Corrective Techniques of Kinesiotaping	2011
K1: Fundamental Concepts of Kinesiotaping	2011
Comprehensive Treatment of the Foot and Ankle, Applied Techniques of Manual Therapy. Great Lake Seminars	2011
Recent Advances in Evidence Based Evaluation and Treatment of the Shoulder. Mike Reinold	2011
Shoulder Instability: Intervention and Rehabilitation	2011
Examination and Treatment of Running Injuries. Bryan Heiderscheit	2011
Functional Movement Screen. Gray Cook, Lee Burton	2010
When the Foot Hits the Ground Everything Changes: Level 1	2010
The Norwegian Approach to the Lumbar Spine. The Kaltenborn-Evjenth Concept. Martin Langass	2009
The Norwegian Approach to the Cervical Spine. The Kaltenborn-Evjenth Concept. Martin Langass	2009
Evaluation and Spinal Mobilization: The Norwegian Approach. Larry Risigo	2008
Entry-Level Extremity and Spinal Manipulation: An Evidence Based Approach. Ken Simons	2008