bradf@fremonttherapygroup.com

Brad Ferguson joins FTG as the Clinic Manager and PT in Saratoga. He brings robust experience with patient centered care, and counts sports medicine and orthopedics as areas of special interest. Brad thrives in the rural environment because it allows him to build relationships with and treat patients of all ages. He takes pride in helping the people of his community return to the activities they are passionate about. 

Brad was inspired to pursue a career in physical therapy after a significant, possibly athletic career ending, knee injury. Physical therapy got him back to sports, where he eventually played football for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Brad went on to earn his PT degree from the University of Nebraska. For two decades he has treated patients in private practice in Rapid City, SD and Madison, WI before relocating to Saratoga in 2018.

A native of Chadron, Nebraska, Brad has grown to love Saratoga and the access this mountain town provides for his favorite hobbies. When not treating patients, you will find Brad fly fishing, hiking, or hunting in the great outdoors of Wyoming. 

nate@fremonttherapygroup.com

Nate is the director of the Rawlins and Saratoga clinics. He has advanced training in pediatrics, orthopedics, wound care, manual therapy and sports therapy. Nate is a certified functional capacity evaluator, which allows him to evaluate an individual's capacity to perform work activities related to his/her employment.  In addition, he holds certifications in Dry Needling. With his broad skill set, Nate works one-on-one with all patients, from pediatrics to geriatrics, and enjoys seeing them progress and get back to doing the things they enjoy most in life. 

Nate earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University in Arizona and his Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Sciences from the University Wyoming.   

When not seeing patients, you will find Nate spending time with his wife, Randi, and their four children, Mylee, Harris, Wilk and Benson. They are active in the community and love biking, hiking, traveling and pretty much any sport in which they have the opportunity to participate.

beckyg@fremonttherapygroup.com

Becky has a long history of providing exceptional physical therapy care. With over 25 years of experience in the PT field, Becky uses evidence based techniques to help patients regain function and mobility. Becky strives to motivate patients to get better, work harder, and realize continued success. She has worked in all settings of the physical therapy industry and counts sports, orthopedic and manual therapy as areas of special interest. 

Becky earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Wyoming. With a life-long commitment to athletics and physical activity, Becky went on to earn her Physical Therapist Assistant degree. She has built a career getting to know her patients on a personal level and helping them make positive physical changes in their lives. 

A native of Rock Springs, Becky embraces the recreation Wyoming has to offer, including 4-wheeling, snowmobiling, wildlife and landscape photography. She also enjoys time with her husband, two grown children and two dogs. 

As the Patient Care Coordinator, Susan’s warm personality and smiling face is the first encounter for our Saratoga patients. She takes pride in making everyone feel welcome and is committed to helping patients each step the way on their physical therapy journey. 

With deep roots in the Saratoga community, Susan has many years of community service experience; serving on the school board and as an appointee to Governor Geringer’s  Early Childhood Development Council and continues her role as a high school volleyball referee! After owning her own business for several years and working with the Forest Service, Susan is now eager to contribute to the physical therapy industry. 

Susan and her husband both graduated from Saratoga High School and raised two sons in the community. She loves fishing with her family and serves shuttle driver for fishing guides on the North Platte River. A true volleyball fan, Susan enjoys watching college volleyball and traveling to Laramie to watch the UW Cowgirls play.