Joseph Janosky, DrPHc, MSc, PT, ATC

Joe is the Director of HSS Injury Prevention Programs and brings more than 25 years of experience as a physical therapist and athletic trainer to injury prevention program development. 

He has considerable clinical experience treating youth, high school, collegiate and professional athletes, with particular concentration in baseball and rugby. His professional interests include ACL Rehabilitation, the Overhead Athlete, Motor Learning Strategies for Sport Skill Acquisition, and Return to Play. He has taught at both the University of Scranton and Marywood University and is currently pursuing a PhD in Public Health. Joe has delivered a variety of education and research presentations at sports medicine and public health conferences nationally and internationally. He has recently presented at the 2019 Eastern Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting and the Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association in 2017. He received the Best Scientific Presentation Award at the 2017 Young Athlete Forum Foundation Conference in Montreaux, Switzerland in 2017 and was awarded the Kevin G. Shea Award for Best Scientific Poster at the 2019 Pediatric Research in Sports Medicine (PRiSM) Society Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia.