Meet Our Staff
Steve Kaye, PT
Education:
- Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy - University of Illinois, 1986
- Doctorate in Physical Therapy - Evidence in Motion (EIM) Institute of Health Professions, 2011
Community Involvement:
- Member American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)
- Arizona Workers Compensation Association
- Westbrook Office Owners Association Board President
Steve Kaye received his Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Illinois in 1986 and his Doctorate from EIM in December of 2011. He grew up in the Chicago area and moved to Arizona in 1991. Steve has been practicing as a physical therapist for over 23 years and in 2001 founded Arrowhead Physical Therapy and opened his first outpatient physical therapy office in the northwest valley. Steve has experience with a wide range of patients, from pediatrics to geriatrics, and has received extensive continuing education in manual therapy and long-term spine courses.
Steve believes that his company's success, which is characterized by compassion and clinical excellence, is a result of his dedication to patients and emphasis on providing superior patient care. He firmly believes that a supportive team environment and patient education are critical in ensuring that efficient and effective treatment results are achieved. Steve treats each patient like they are a member of his family and is committed to delivering quality, personal care in a professional, friendly environment that exceeds patients' expectations.
He is a sprint triathlete and his past includes completing five marathons, participating in competitive volleyball, softball, wakeboarding, cross country, track and road races. Steve also enjoys boating, snow-skiing, serving at church and spending time with his wife, son and triplet daughters.
Charlie Boeyink, PT, MPT, OCS
Education:
- Bachelor of Science in Chemistry - Southwest Minnesota State University, 1995
- Master of Science in Physical Therapy - University of Iowa, 1997
Certifications:
- Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), 2007
- Certified ASTYM (Augmented Soft Tissue Mobilization), 2012
Community Involvement:
Accomplishments:
- Student athlete of the year - Southwest State University Football Team
- Summa Cum Laude - Chemistry-Southwest State University
- Cornerstone Region Clinical Director of the Year
- Multiple triathlon finishes - from sprint to Ironman distance
- Honorable Mention All-American 2010, USA Triathlon
Charlie joined the Arrowhead Physical Therapy team in February of 2009. Charlie received his Masters degree in Physical Therapy in 1997. He brings a solid background of evidence based practice and takes a very individualized approach to patient care. Charlie has treated a wide range of patients with varying diagnoses and enjoys them all. Charlie has taken extensive continuing education in manual therapy and orthopedic/sports rehabilitation and has served as a clinical instructor and guest lecturer on many occasions.
Charlie has a passion for fitness and has completed several triathlons including Ironman AZ 2011. He enjoys seeing how fitness and lifestyle changes can positively impact the lives of his friends, family and patients. His other interests include music, spending time with his wife Sheri, and serving at church.
Eric Hefferon, PT, DPT, CSCS
Education:
- Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science - Linfield College, 2006
- Doctorate in Physical Therapy - A.T. Still University: Arizona School of Health Sciences, 2009
Certifications:
- Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), 2011
Community Involvement:
- American Physical Therapy Association Member (APTA)
- National Colon Cancer Alliance Supporter
Accomplishments:
- Exercise Science Student of the Year - Linfield College
- First Place Undergraduate Research Award - Linfield College
- College Men's Basketball Team Captain - Linfield College
Eric joined the Arrowhead Physical Therapy team in 2009. Eric received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University and enjoys orthopedics, manual therapy and preventative health and wellness. Eric has done extensive research in the physical therapy field and in 2010 was invited to present his doctoral research project at the National APTA Combined Sections Seminar. Eric enjoys treating a wide variety of patients and his focus in delivering the highest level of quality care stems from his genuine compassion and care for his patients.
Eric has a passion for competitive athletics and enjoys a variety of sports including basketball, football, track and field, tennis and baseball. Eric also enjoys hiking, biking, running, traveling and spending time with his wife, Tami and son Jackson.
Heidi Aarsby, PT, DPT, HFS
Education:
- Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health Promotion, minor in Nutrition - University of Wyoming, 2006
- Doctorate in Physical Therapy - A.T. Still University: Arizona School of Health Sciences, 2009
Certifications:
- ACSM Certified Health and Fitness Specialist, 2006
- Completed Pelvic Floor Dysfunction courses (Levels 1 and 2) for Men and Women’s Pelvic Floor
Community Involvement:
- American Physical Therapy Association Member (APTA)
- Member APTA Women’s Health Section
- Member American College of Sports Medicine
- Supporter National Colon Cancer Alliance
Accomplishments:
- Multiple marathon completions including the Boston Marathon
- Multiple triathlon completions in sprint, Olympic, and half marathon distances
- Graduated Summa Cum Laude - University of Wyoming
Heidi joined the Arrowhead Physical Therapy team in February of 2011. She graduated from A.T. Still University in 2009 with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Heidi has experience with a wide range of patients, however, her specialty is in the area of Women’s Health and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction. Heidi provides treatment for a variety of dysfunctions including incontinence, pelvic pain, pregnancy related musculoskeletal dysfunction, sacro-iliac instability, sciatic pain, carpal tunnel, and neck pain. Heidi completed a physical therapy internship in Australia and has extensive knowledge in manual therapy techniques. Heidi also enjoys treating orthopedic and sports related injuries and is dedicated to delivering the highest level of quality care to every one of her patients.
Heidi has a passion for endurance athletic events and is looking forward to completing her first Ironman distance triathlon race in July of 2011. She enjoys running and a variety of other outdoor activities including hiking, biking, swimming and gardening. She has experience as a personal trainer and fitness boot camp instructor. Heidi enjoys traveling and has a rule of never completing the same race twice which has given her the opportunity to visit many different areas of the United States and other countries.
Alexis Mickowski, PT
Caleb Lionberger, PTA
Kristy Turner, LMT
Education:
- Arizona School of Massage Therapy, 2007
Certifications:
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Stretching for Upper Body
- First Aid / Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Community Involvement:
- Volunteer feeding the homeless
- Animal hospital volunteer
- Assist with developmentally disabled adults and children
Kristy joined the Arrowhead Physical Therapy team in August of 2010. She specializes in Swedish Massage, Prenatal Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Structural Bodywork, Deep Tissue Massage, Sports Massage and Injury Massage. Kristy offers massage therapy programs that provide a variety of benefits including improved mobility, reduction of pain and stress, and a sense of ease and well-being within the body.
Kristy takes pride in developing specialized, therapeutic programs that are customized to each client. Kristy is personally committed to not only achieving but exceeding her clients’ expectations. Whether the goal is to reduce the pain of stressed muscles or achieve maximum athletic performance, Kristy is dedicated to developing a therapeutic program which addresses each specific client need. Kristy educates her clients with respect to body awareness, stress reduction techniques and active self-care to ensure they receive the maximum benefits of massage during and after each therapeutic session.
