Kyle Globuschutz PT, DPT

Dr. Globuschutz graduated from SUNY Albany with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. He worked for five years, one on one with mentally and physically disabled individuals as a Community Habilitation Specialist. Then, Kyle returned to school to earn his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Stony Brook University. He graduated among the top of his class and was nominated by faculty for induction into Alpha Eta, the National Honor Society for Allied Health Professionals.

Kyle is patient, empathetic, and motivated to help get you back to your prior level of function with less pain. He uses a hands-on, manual approach combined with individualized therapeutic exercise programs regardless of age or athletic ability.

Kyle played soccer and lacrosse growing up and has continued to remain active. He trains regularly at his uncle’s boxing gym, plays touch football every Sunday morning, and enjoys getting out on the golf course. Unfortunately, Kyle has suffered chronic neck pain, which has kept him from doing what he loves. He understands what it is like to be limited by pain, but he also knows what it takes to overcome it. He can help you overcome what is limiting you!

Michael Camp PT, DPT, CSCS

Dr. Camp is the owner of Bethpage Physical Therapy and is a highly accredited & recognized Physical Therapist and Performance Enhancement Specialist. He graduated from the University of Maryland with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and a minor in Exercise Physiology. Upon graduating, he went to Osteopathic Medical School but then changed careers and earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Having a passion for manual medicine and Human performance enhancement, he pursued continuing education in Osteopathic Manual Medicine and other advanced manual courses.

Dr. Camp trained in Tampa, Florida, rotating through several top Performance facilities, working with Medical Teams, designing and implementing post-surgical elite programs, rehabbing, and enhancing the performance of Athletes from MLB, MLS, NFL, NHL, UFC, NBA, Pro Golfers, Tennis Pros, Collegiate Stars, and Olympic hopefuls.

He earned his CSCS from the NSCA, Performance Enhancement Specialist Certification from NASM, and many other noted credentialed courses in Performance Enhancement and Injury Prevention. Dr. Camp contributes to periodicals like Muscle & Fitness, Men’s Fitness, and online at Muscle & Fitness.com, discussing programs involved with Health, Fitness, and Injury Prevention. He has been featured in Muscular Development, Muscle Mag, and The Alpha Male Challenge. Dr. Camp was also featured on MSNBC, MSG, and HBO, working with various athletes and discussing his views on injuries in sports and bodybuilding. Dr. Camp is continuously courted by many top pros to design their Strength & Conditioning Programs and is flown across the country to consult about lagging injuries. Dr. Camp is recognized as someone who can train with the best and, in many cases, sets the pace when working alongside top athletes.

As a powerlifting and bodybuilding competitor, he has squatted 505, deadlifted 605, and benched 385, all raw and weighing 181 pounds. In addition, he has been involved in either training or learning from the best in various fighting disciplines for the past 20 years.

Joseph Persico PT, DPT

Dr. Persico is a physical therapist at Bethpage who recently joined the team after graduating from Stony Brook University’s Physical Therapy program in 2019. Joe graduated from the top of his class and has experience treating people with orthopedic conditions of all ages, sports/training-related injuries, and older adults with gait and balance disorders. Joe also has experience working in the acute care hospital setting with people in the immediate days following orthopedic surgeries and people admitted with general medical illnesses and ailments.

Joe comes from a background of sports and training, playing football and lacrosse for most of his life. Before physical therapy school Joe attended Mercy College, where he received his Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science. At Mercy, he received academic accolades, was a teaching assistant in their anatomy with a cadaver lab, and was a member of their Division 2 Men’s Lacrosse team. Joe’s interests in physical therapy sparked through sport-related injuries and special interests in human sciences, medicine, healthcare, sports, and fitness. He feels that physical treatment allows him to connect with people and integrate all his special interests into something that can impact the community.

Joe is passionate about lifelong learning and developing his hands-on physical therapy skills in treating musculoskeletal dysfunction. He utilizes his manual skills while emphasizing the patient’s active role to get the most optimal results. Joe works with his patients to achieve their goals so they can return to doing the things they enjoy. He is a caring and friendly person who is determined to impact the community through quality patient care.

Matthew Langan PT, DPT

Matthew Langan, PT, DPT, began his career as a licensed Physical Therapist in 2023 after earning his Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from the New York Institute of Technology. Prior to entering the field of physical therapy, Dr. Langan built a strong foundation in human movement and performance as a personal trainer and wrestling coach in his hometown of Wantagh, New York.
During his doctoral studies, he gained valuable clinical experience working as a Physical Therapy Assistant under the mentorship of Dr. Michael Camp at Bethpage Physical Therapy. This experience further solidified his commitment to delivering high-quality, evidence-based care.

Dr. Langan is passionate about treating a diverse patient population, with a particular interest in working with lifters and athletes. His treatment approach integrates manual therapy, individualized therapeutic exercise, and patient education to optimize recovery and enhance performance.

Karen Correia PT, PhD

Karen Correia, PT, PhD holds a PhD in Bioengineering from the University of Strathclyde and a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. Her interest in manual therapy began during research at the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, leading her to earn a DPT from SUNY Stony Brook. Karen has extensive experience treating musculoskeletal and movement disorders across the lifespan, with a special focus on foot and ankle dysfunction. She combines manual therapy with movement-based interventions to reduce pain and improve balance. A dedicated educator, she has taught at both academic and professional levels and authored Your Body in Motion to promote proactive movement health. Her treatment philosophy centers on identifying root causes and empowering patients through education and individualized care.