Josh Krantz, DPT
Physical Therapy
Biography
Education:
University of Montana
Bachelor of Science, Health & Human Performance (2012)
Doctorate, Physical Therapy (2019)
Physical Therapy Orthopedic Residency (2020)
Ronan High School Alumni, Josh Krantz, recently earned his DPT from the University of Montana and, after completing an orthopedic residency at the University of Montana clinic, decided to move back home to the Mission Valley. Josh specializes in orthopedics and will test for his orthopedic clinical specialist certification in 2021.
Josh is passionate about working with all orthopedic conditions with a special interest in post-surgical rehab, spinal pain, and sports/running injuries. Josh strives to improve the physical performance of his patients to help them achieve their best quality of life, no matter what life stage they may be in.
Outside of work, Josh enjoys spending time with his wife and their young son, Noah, who keeps them very busy. When he’s not chasing after a toddler, you can find Josh in the woods, where he enjoys mountaineering, running, biking, skiing, and hunting. As the son of a local rancher, he also occasionally gets pulled into helping out in the field.

Bruce McMillan, PT
Physical Therapy

Biography
Education:
Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylavania
-Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (1977)
Bruce is originally from Philadelphia and lived in Montana for the past 28 years. Bruce began his career in the field of physical therapy in the US army as army-trained medic/physical therapy aide in January 1971. He became very interested after a vocational testing exam which suggested that he looks into physical therapy. After Bruce began his earliest courses of study, he knew that he had found his career. He first started civilian work in Pocono Hospital under Mr. Dick Lee, PT. Bruce worked in Pediatrics’ vascular testing lab and electromyography and worked in all clinical areas as well as became assistant chief director of physical therapy during his sixth year tenure.
In 1982, Bruce took a physical therapy position at St Joseph hospital in Polson and worked concurrently there at St Luke Community Healthcare Network in Ronan. At one point, he was working for two home health agencies, two nursing homes and the St Luke Community
Hospital. Bruce has now worked as a director of physical therapy department here at St Luke for the past 20 years.
Bruce’s strong passion with an exceptional care and respect for patients, width and depth of his knowledge and skills that he obtained through a tremendous amount of clinical experience in the field of physical therapy makes our department special place for our patients in this community.
Bruce’s special interests include many aspects of physical therapy such as wound care, manual therapy, orthopedics, pediatrics, health and fitness, sports medicine, amputee, hand therapy and career and staff development.

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