Tiegen Lindner, PT, DPT

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A Specialist in Physical Therapy

Tiegen Lindner is a physical therapist who specializes in orthopedics and sports medicine. Functional dry needling is among the various techniques he uses to treat pain and restore proper muscle function. He also educates his patients on the importance of movement to preserve mobility and overall well-being.

Speaks: English

Specialties

(605) 328-1626

Background Information

Education & Training History

Graduate School:
University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD

Experience & Research

Research publications:

  • The Acute Effects of Ischemic Preconditioning on Power and Sprint Performance – South Dakota Medicine 

Certifications:

  • Functional Dry Needling Level 1
 

Idea of Care

As a health care professional, it is a joy to share my love for, and the benefits of, movement and activity. I have a strong interest in the “movement is medicine” initiative. Our bodies were made to move, and I practice under the philosophy that we either “use it or lose it.”

Personal Interests

Tiegen was born and raised in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and attended O’Gorman High School. Growing up around athletics, Tiegen has always had a strong interest in orthopedics and sports medicine. He is an avid runner and currently serves as an assistant coach for the Lincoln High School cross country team.

Outside of athletics and physical therapy, Tiegen enjoys spending his time with his family and friends.

 

Awards and Distinctions

2024 Lee J. Hisek Memorial Award – University of South Dakota Department of Physical Therapy
2024 Award for Distinguished Academic Achievement – University of South Dakota Department of Physical Therapy
2024 Cohort President – University of South Dakota Department of Physical Therapy

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