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Clinical Team 

Physicians

Jennifer Cann, MD

Specialty: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 

Dr. Jennifer Cann received her MD from Wake Forest University School of Medicine in North Carolina. She completed her internship in internal medicine at Temple University Hospital and her residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Thomas Jefferson University, both in Philadelphia, PA.

Drawn to rehabilitation medicine by her experiences in exercise and fitness, Dr. Cann focuses on working with her patients to improve daily function and to enable them to resume the activities they enjoy.  Dr. Cann's special interests include sports-related concussion and injury, non-surgical management of musculoskeletal injuries and osteoarthritis and non-pharmacologic pain management.  She is also interested in using Botox for spasticity management and performing EMGs.

In her leisure time, Dr. Cann enjoys outdoor activities, yoga, dance and painting.

Brad Lorber, MD

Specialty: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Nerve Conduction Studies

Dr. Lorber received his undergraduate education at Lewis & Clark College and then went on to complete his MD at Oregon Health Sciences University. He completed his medical internship at St Vincent’s Hospital. His residency was in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Long Beach Veteran's Administration and UC Irvine/Long Beach Memorial Hospital. He has worked at Northwest Occupational Medicine Center since 2000.

Dr. Lorber is Board Certified and holds Diplomate status with the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He has specialty training in Electrodiagnostic medicine. 

Psychologists

Physical Therapists

David Craddock, B.S.

Specialty: Exercise Specialist

David holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education Health Promotion/Fitness Management from Southern Oregon University. Additional training includes a national certification in occupational hearing conservation (COHC) from CAOHC. 

David joined NWOMC in 1993 and is currently employed as a Rehabilitation Exercise Specialist.  He has specialty training in the areas of Spirometry, body composition, audiometric and vision screening.  In addition, his background features extensive training and work experience with exercise program.

David has competed in both bodybuilding and power lifting and has won awards and titles in both events.  He enjoys spending time with his family and friends and also has personal interests in weight training, collecting unique watches and commemorative stamps.

Occupational Therapists

Amy Danielson, OTD, OTR/L

Specialty: Occupational Therapist

Amy earned her Clinical Doctorate and Masters degrees in Occupational Therapy at the University of Southern California. Completing her doctoral residency at the USC Occupational Therapy Faculty Practice, Amy specialized in lifestyle interventions for management of various chronic issues such as migraine, anxiety, ADHD, and weight management.  During this rotation, she also treated with USC's Pain Clinic and the Head and Face Pain teams.  Amy's other clinical experiences range from wellness and prevention to skilled-nursing level care and mental health.  Following her graduation, Amy returned to her hometown of Portland, OR and joined to the team at NWOMC.  Amy leads OT treatment in the Work Hardening and Injury Management programs and also conducts Functional Capacity and Work-Hardening evaluations and treats patients with hand injuries.

Outside of clinical practice, Amy enjoys the arts, fishing, hiking, and spending time with friends and family.

Marcel Gose OTR/L 

Specialty: Occupational Therapy Supervisor

Marcel earned his degree in Occupational Therapy from Pacific University in 1996. Since then, he has worked in many different facets of OT and rehabilitation as a whole. His experiences include being a Regional Program Director for a large skilled-nursing corporation, stroke rehab, sub-acute/acute rehab, orthopedics, gero-psych inpatient care, dementia care, and has been a certified personal trainer.

Marcel is currently the OT supervisor and work hardening program coordinator.  He also performs specialized evaluations including Physical and Work capacities evaluations, ergonomic assessments, and job site analysis.

Marcel has established a relationship with Pacific University as a clinical fieldwork instructor for 1st an.  2nd year OT students. He was also asked to be a clinical instructor for the University of Southern California in 2010.

Marcel's interests include playing competitive paintball and owns a team that has played nationally.  He also plays basketball and volleyball.  Marcel loves to spend time with his wife and two boys and travels with them at least once a year back to Hawaii where he grew up.

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