Dr. Fernando Figueroa initiated his career as a therapist working in a hospital and outpatient center specializing in sports medicine, as well as working with the elderly population. He has been trained in the orthopedic field where he has developed his work. He has been educated through different well-known institutions: McKenzie Institute (spine disorders), University of Saint Augustine (manual therapy), Roy Matheson Institute (ergonomic certification), Sara Meeks (Osteoporosis training), etc.

Dr. Fernando Figueroa received his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy in 1987 at the University of Chile. He came to the USA in 1990 after Austin Texas University approved the educational background and curriculum. He passed the National Physical Therapy Examination and received his license to practice Physical Therapy in the USA. From Texas he moved to Stuart to work at Martin Memorial Hospital, taking the position of Clinical Director and Manager of Physical Therapy in Outpatient and Inpatient facilities, a position he held for 5 years.

Dr. Fernando Figueroa obtained his Master of Science degree at Barry University in 1995. He then obtained his certification as Ergonomics Evaluation Specialist with Roy Matheson and Associates from Nashville, Tennesse in 1997. His Doctor of Philosophy Health Administration degree was received in 1999 from Columbia Southern University. In 2007, he completed his DPT, Doctor of Physical Therapy degree; graduating from the University of Saint Augustine, specializing in manual therapy.

Dr. Fernando Figueroa has vast experience treating orthopedic disorders, in particular spine problems. He has implemented functional and effective outcomes based on his strong educational background. He is certified in ergonomics evaluation, CEES (Certified Ergonomics Evaluation Specialist), and a certified MDT (Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy) from the McKenzie Institute.

Dr. Fernando Figueroa has been guest speaking at IRSC (Indian River State College) since 2010. He receives students from IRSC in training for physical therapy. He is a member of the APTA, AFTA, Orthopedic Section of APTA, and the McKenzie Institute.