Jason G. Schomburg, MPT, CMTPT

Jason holds a Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) from Concordia University Wisconsin and is licensed as a physical therapist in Wisconsin. He holds the CMTPT (Certified Manual Trigger Point Therapist) designation, a post-graduate certification in trigger point dry needling that reflects specific training in the identification and treatment of myofascial trigger points using dry needling techniques. This certification is distinct from general dry needling training and reflects a structured curriculum and competency assessment in the manual trigger point approach specifically.

Jason is a physical therapist at Neuroscience Group's Appleton OSP location, providing manual therapy-focused physical therapy evaluation and treatment for patients with orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions. He applies a direct and practical approach to each patient — delivering clear answers and focused care without unnecessary complexity — and combines hands-on manual therapy with individualized exercise prescription tailored to each patient's specific presentation and goals. His CMTPT certification allows him to incorporate dry needling as a treatment tool for patients with myofascial pain and trigger point-driven dysfunction, which can complement traditional manual therapy and accelerate recovery in some conditions.

Jason specializes in the manual treatment of orthopedic conditions with a particular emphasis on lower back pain, SI (sacroiliac) joint dysfunction, and neck and shoulder pain. SI joint dysfunction is a specific and often underdiagnosed cause of low back and buttock pain that requires both accurate evaluation and targeted manual and exercise-based treatment — making it a meaningful subspecialty within the general back pain category. His dry needling certification extends his treatment options for patients with myofascial pain, trigger point conditions, and muscle tension that contributes to their orthopedic symptoms. He also treats the broader range of musculoskeletal conditions addressed by NG's therapy team at the Appleton OSP location.

Jason takes a direct and practical approach to patient care — he is focused on delivering clear, useful answers and effective treatment rather than a complex clinical experience that leaves patients uncertain about what is happening or why. He provides exercise prescriptions tailored to each individual patient and ensures they walk away with the information and care they came for. His manual therapy and dry needling skills reflect a commitment to hands-on, targeted treatment that addresses the specific mechanical and neuromuscular contributors to a patient's pain rather than relying solely on generic exercise protocols.