Dr. Jason Glowney is a board-certified Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Sports Medicine physician who hails from Chicago, Illinois and moved to Colorado in 2009 for a fellowship at the University of Colorado.  He is uniquely qualified in the field of orthobiologics, with extensive training in Internal Medicine (hematology and rheumatology), Emergency Medicine (orthopedics and orthopedic trauma), intensive interventional orthopedics training from a Sports Medicine fellowship, and over ten years of post-fellowship experience in sports medicine, orthopedics, and biologic therapies.

With a varied background that includes leading Advanced Development Product teams, Podcasting, and Education, Rob returns to his roots by leading Clinical Research for the Apeiron Research Center. First meeting Dr. Glowney at the Boulder Center for Sports Medicine, he’s excited to be part of this high-performance team. Originally from New Hampshire, he enjoys Colorado’s environment and terrain as he trains for multi-day stage races on his mountain bike as well as skiing with his wife and twins.

Dr. Jenna Zajac is a physical therapist and researcher with extensive experience in neurorehabilitation.

Originally from Syracuse NY, she earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Nazareth University and then went on to receive her PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences from Boston University. Her doctoral work focused on using music-based digital therapeutics to enhance gait and real-world mobility in individuals with Parkinson disease.

She also has significant experience in sports rehabilitation, working with elite and sub-elite runners to optimize performance and recovery. Jenna has served as a clinical interventionist and research coordinator on multiple NIH-funded studies, integrating wearable technology and advanced gait analysis to improve patient outcomes