PatellofemoralPainSyndromePFPS near Brigham City, UT

Biography: Dr. Glenn Robertson is a experienced Family Medicine physician at Ogden Clinic Cache Valley with over 25 years of practice in both Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Pre-Med and Zoology from Brigham Young University and went on to receive his Doctor of Medicine from Eastern Virginia Medical School. He completed his Family Medicine residency at Duke Southern Regional AHEC.Dr. Robertson's professional journey brought him to Cache Valley after he and his family visited Utah several times while his children attended Utah State University. Drawn to the area's beauty and lifestyle, he decided to relocate and continue his practice in the community.As a survivor of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Dr. Robertson brings a deeply personal understanding to his work, providing compassionate care to his patients. His clinical interests include primary care for patients of all ages, as well as specialized procedures such as colonoscopies and upper endoscopies.When he's not working, Dr. Robertson enjoys outdoor activities, particularly hiking and skiing, and cherishes spending quality time with his family.

Biography: Dr. Alex Jonathan Nelson was born and raised in northern Utah. After completing his undergraduate studies at the University of Utah, he attended The Ohio State University College of Medicine.In addition to his medical doctorate, he also completed the requirements for a Master of Health Administration in the OSU College of Public Health after receiving a university graduate fellowship.He received multiple honors during his medical studies, including a Dean's Scholarship, Dean's Leadership Scholarship, the Samuel J. Roessler Memorial research scholarship, and the Department of Neurology outstanding performance award.During Dr. Nelson's clinical rotations, he became fascinated with the function and pathology of the nervous system, which drove his decision to pursue a residency in Neurology. After receiving his medical degree, Dr. Nelson did a preliminary medicine intern year at the University of Utah before moving to Minnesota for his Neurology residency at one of the most distinguished and respected programs in the world, Mayo Clinic. While learning the complexities of the diagnosis and management of disorders of the nervous system, Dr. Nelson became particularly interested in the painful manifestations of neurologic dysfunction, and turned this desire into a pursuance of a subspecialty in Pain Medicine.He went on to do fellowship training in Pain Medicine at one of the American Pain Society's clinic centers of excellence, the University of California - Davis Pain Center. In fellowship, Dr. Nelson was instructed in a multi-disciplinary approach to the management of chronic pain conditions. He became skilled in the full spectrum of interventional techniques, including fluoroscopically-guided procedures, ultrasound-guided procedures, and advanced techniques of spinal cord and peripheral nerve stimulation.Dr. Nelson is board certified in Neurology and Pain Management. He will be seeing patients with any type of chronic pain, but has particular clinical interest in the treatment of headaches and neuropathic pain conditions.