Sports Medicine

Our Sports Medicine Services Include Physicial Therapy - treatment by physical methods such as modalities, education, and exercise rather than by drugs or surgery.

Athletic Training

The practice of physical conditioning and reconditioning of athletes for recovery from and prevention of injuries.

EDGE: Fitness Academy

Educating, empowering, and challenging the next generation in health, fitness and athletics. Six-week summer athletic training for high school students staffed by highly educated Athletic Trainers from Door County Medical Center.

ImPact® Testing

(Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing), the most widely used and most scientifically validated computerized concussion management tool available.

Concussion Management

Symptom monitoring, assessment and treatment programs.

Sports Massage

Bodywork geared toward athletes used to help prevent injuries, prepare the body for athletic activity and maintain optimal condition, and to help athletes recover from workouts and injuries.

Post-Rehab Personal Training

Continued options for training after rehabilitation.

Your Door County Medical Center Sports Medicine Team

Alyssa Lee - Licensed Athletic Trainer

• UW-La Crosse - Bachelor of Science Degree in Athletic Training
• UW-River Falls - Master's in Clinical Exercise Physiology

Alyssa grew up in Sturgeon Bay and loves being back with her husband Nick and their cat, Iris.  Alyssa enjoys reading, sewing and teaching Sunday School.

Jordan Dielmann - Licensed Athletic Trainer

• UW-Stevens Point - Bachelor of Science Degree in Athletic Training, Minor in Nutrition

​Jordan enjoys hiking, fishing, golfing, running and eating.

Jason Linzmeier - Licensed Athletic Trainer

• UW-Stevens Point - Bachelor of Science Degree in Athetic Training, Minor in Strength & Conditioning

Jason is an avid outdoorsman who loves to camp, hike, fish and kayak.  Jason is also a massive Green Bay Packer fan and claims to bleed green and gold.  He grew up in Two Rivers, WI where he competed in football, wrestling and track & field throughout high school.

Bill Herbst - Physical Therapist/Licensed Athletic Trainer

• Carthage College (WI) - Bachelor of Science Degree in Athetic Training
• Washington University (St. Louis) - Master's Degree in Physical Therapy
• Certified Athletic Trainer since 1992
• School athletic trainer at Gibraltar Schools since 1995

Bill enjoys exploring Door County's state and county parks with his family.

Mary Volkmann - Physical Trainer/Licensed Athletic Trainer

• Carthage College (WI) - Bachelor of Science Degree in Exercise & Sports Science, Emphasis in Athletic Training
• Finch University Health Sciences/Chicago Medical School - Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Therapy

Mary enjoys working with athletes and has a special interest in shoulder injuries.  In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters camping and boating.  Mary also coaches varsity and club volleyball.

Holly Ray - Physical Trainer/Licensed Athletic Trainer

• Concordia University (WI) - Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree
• UW-Green Bay - Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Biology, Emphasis in Exercise Physiology
• Certified Athletic Trainer since 2005

Holly works in the Southern Door and Algoma school districts as a physical therapist along with providing outpatient services at the DCMC Algoma Clinic.  Areas of interest include orthopedics, pediatrics and sports medicine.  Holly grew up in the area and is a graduate of Southern Door High School.  She enjoys spending time with her husband and three daughters outdoors and traveling to local areas to explore.

What do you need to know about Sports Medicine?

No athlete, professional or weekend warrior, likes to be told that they have an injury that requires time off. The beautiful thing about seeing a medical team that specializes in sports medicine, like ours, is that they immerse themselves in the most up-to-date treatments of common athletic injuries to keep athletes active and participating in their sports.

Sports medicine clinicians do not want to take athletes from their activities; instead, they focus on using a team approach to treating and healing an injury while maintaining as normal an activity level as possible.

Here are a few tips to getting the most out of your sports medicine treatment:

• Don't be afraid to see a sports medicine clinician - they will not hold you from activity unless absolutely necessary.
• Don't expect a magic fix - most treatments require some effort and time.
• Give the recommended treatment time to work - most treatments require at least two weeks for full results to be seen.
• Schedule a follow up if the problem persists - don't give up if initial treatment doesn't work. This does not mean that your problem cannot be resolved, it just means a new course of treatment may be needed.

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