Bryan has been working in the orthotic and prosthetic field since 1997. He started out as a technician, fabricating both orthotic and prosthetic devices.  From there, he went on to attend the orthotic and prosthetic certificate programs at Northwestern University in Chicago. He isis an ABC certified orthotist and prosthetist.

Bryan has worked as a prosthetist in the Sacramento area since 2004.  His goal since opening River City in 2013 has been to provide the best patient care and highest quality prosthetic devices in the Sacramento area. He prides himself on working very closely with referral sources and physical therapists to achieve the best outcomes for patients.

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Bryan’s favorite part of the job is coming up with creative solutions for each and every patient. He enjoys helping patients get back on their feet and watching them walk for the first time. He has extensive knowledge in microprocessor-controlled prosthetic devices and is always interested in the latest prosthetic technology. Bryan also enjoys helping patients choose the best technology to meet their goals and needs. He loves working with his hands and overseeing the construction and assembly of devices in their in-house fabrication. Bryan specializes in working with challenging lower extremity prosthetic cases including hip disarticulation and transfemoral amputations.

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When not at work, Bryan likes to spend time with his wife and their two teenagers. On the weekends, he can be found exploring the Sierra Nevada mountains or working on one of the many projects in his garage.

Bryce graduated from Sonoma State University with a degree in Business Management. During a life changing good will trip to Mexico with a family friend, he was exposed to the rewarding field of Prosthetics and Orthotics and never looked back. He earned his Prosthetics and Orthotics certificates from Northwestern University and worked in Fresno for 7 years as a resident and then as a Certified Prosthetist/Orthotist before making the move to Sacramento.

As a clinician in O&P, Bryce has been providing orthotic and prosthetic patient care since 2009. His role at River City, which started in 2016, has been more focused on prosthetic patient care. From the initial evaluation to delivering the finished product, he takes the time to determine the best course of action for each individual. This includes collaborating with physicians and patients, sourcing components, taking impressions, oversight of in-house fabrication, fitting and troubleshooting, and on-going follow up.

Bryce’s favorite part of his job is building the devices. At River City, he is able to be very involved in the fabrication process, ensuring optimal quality and fit. He also values his relationships with his patients. Seeing patients succeed is a personal goal. As he says, “The best feeling is watching one of our patients walk into the office on his or her prosthesis after only using a wheelchair for previous appointments.”

In his time away from work, Bryce enjoys spending time with his family. He loves anything with two wheels, especially family bike rides around the neighborhood trails. On almost any Sunday you can find him turning laps at one of the local motocross tracks.

Rachel earned her Bachelor of Science degree at Sonoma State University in 2007, majoring in Kinesiology with a concentration in exercise science. She went on to attend the Orthotic and Prosthetic Certificate programs at Northwestern University in Chicago and completed her residencies in Fresno, CA. During her six years in Fresno, Rachel became ABC certified in Orthotics and Prosthetics and gained a wide variety of experience in adult and pediatric Orthotic patient care.

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Rachel has been with River City since July 2016 and is responsible for all areas of patient management, documentation, and coding. It is her goal to complete individualized treatment through evaluation, delivery, and follow up for patients with lower extremity, upper extremity, and spinal orthotic needs. She also specializes in pediatrics and cranial remolding.

What Rachel enjoys most about her role is helping people receive the equipment they need to reach their goals. She also appreciates the chance to build relationships with her patients and their families.

In her free time, Rachel likes to be outdoors with her husband Bryce and their two daughters- Cora, age 4.5 and Ella, age 2. The girls keep them busy and they love to cook and bake together, walk and bike around the neighborhood, and play at any park they can find.

Kelsey is a Certified Prosthetist Orthotist. She graduated from California State University Dominguez Hills with a Masters of Science in Orthotics and Prosthetics. She completed her orthotic residency at the University of California San Francisco and her prosthetic residency at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. She was drawn to the field after interning at Shriners Children's Hospital in Sacramento in their O&P department. What she enjoys most about the field is that it’s the perfect blend of science and art.

Kelsey focuses on providing excellent patient care. Her objective is to ensure that each patient feels heard and is meeting their goals. Through evaluation, gait analysis, collaborations with physicians and her fellow colleagues, she is able to ensure optimal outcomes. Kelsey enjoys engaging with the O&P community outside of work as well. She has worked with organizations, such as, The Challenged Athletes Foundation and Angel City Sports.

In her free time, Kelsey enjoys traveling the world, spending time with her family, tending to her house plants, and doing DIY projects around her home.

Caleb is a board eligible Prosthetic and Orthotic clinician. He received his Masters of Science in Orthotics & Prosthetics from Loma Linda University. He completed his orthotic and prosthetic residencies at Coyote Prosthetics & Orthotics and River City Prosthetics & Orthotics.

One thing Caleb enjoys about the field of O&P is working closely with patients to help them achieve their therapeutic goals. Helping a patient get back to what they enjoy after receiving a device is Caleb's objective. Caleb also enjoys the technical aspects of the field. He is able to utilize his technical knowledge to fabricate both orthotic and prosthetic devices from start to finish.

In his free time, Caleb explores the Sierra Nevadas and California coast with his family. They enjoy biking, skiing, kayaking, and fly fishing.

Jim has been working in the field with an emphasis on Upper Extremity Prosthetics for the past 43 years. He has been driven to provide the highest level of care to his patients and has experience treating the most challenging cases. He loves his connection with his patients and is now determined to educate a new generation of prosthetists to continue his level of excellence in upper extremity prosthetic care.

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Jim is a family man and active in his church. He enjoys spending time with his wife, four kids, and eight grandchildren.

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