OUR TEAM
Dr. Carol Roeder, Owner
Physical Therapist, DPT, SFMA.
Dr. Carol Roeder, PT, DPT was born and raised right here in Bend, Oregon. She graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2015 from The University of St. Augustine. Carol has spent the early part of her career working in outpatient orthopedic clinics in the Greater San Diego area. In 2020 she decided it was time to return home to Bend where her family has continued to reside, and her heart never truly left. This is when the dream of Osprey PT and Sports Medicine was born. Carol is joined by her husband, Paul, and their dog, Ren.
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Carol has her Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) certification from the Functional Movement Systems program. This allows her to bring a functional movement pattern-based perspective to her physical therapy practice. Her treatment style has a strong manual component including the utilization of various soft tissue techniques as well as joint mobilization for all regions of the body. Carol firmly believes in supporting and guiding her patients on a path to independence in their recovery which is done through individualized and comprehensive home exercise programs. She LOVES her patients but wants to give them the tools to not NEED her!
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In their free time, you can find the Roeders outdoors - fishing, hiking, or snowboarding depending on the season. Carol also trains for and races in triathlons. A passion she picked up in San Diego fueled by her desire to lead by example demonstrating a healthy lifestyle for her patients. She'll however be the first to admit that it's not always easy! This past year she completed her first 70.3 Half Ironman distance and has her eyes set on many more! Carol also enjoys playing tennis with her mom, bringing back memories of when they used to run up and down the basketball court together.
Dr. Cameron Smith
Physical Therapist, DPT.
Cameron grew up in a military family, constantly on the move, living in places like San Diego, Chicago, Hawaii, and Florida before finally settling in southeast Georgia. His first career was in combative martial arts, where he found fulfillment not only in practicing the sport but also in teaching and coaching others. After sustaining several injuries, Cameron experienced firsthand the transformative power of physical therapy, sparking a new passion—helping people stay active and pain-free so they can live life to the fullest.
In 2016, Cameron was contracted to create an adaptive boxing program for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. This experience deepened his commitment to making movement accessible to all, regardless of their physical limitations. While studying at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, Cameron continued teaching adaptive boxing, combining his love for martial arts with his growing knowledge in rehabilitation.
Cameron earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2021, and soon after, he moved to Bend to join the area's adventurous and active community. Before coming to Osprey Physical Therapy, Cameron worked alongside two of Central Oregon’s top spine surgeons, gaining invaluable experience in post-surgical rehabilitation. In 2024, one of those surgeons performed a disc replacement on Cameron’s neck. Having gone through the recovery process himself, he gained a deeper understanding of what his patients experience, reinforcing his commitment to guiding them back to the activities they love.
Outside of work, Cameron enjoys spending time outdoors with his partner, Melissa, and their dog, Honey. He remains dedicated to training in combatives and sharing the art of movement both in and out of the clinic. Cameron’s motto is, “PT shouldn’t stand for Pain and Torture—it should stand for Party Time!” His goal is to make every session engaging and effective, ensuring patients leave feeling better and empowered to live their best lives.
Jessie Singleton
Personal Trainer, CPT, CSCS.
Jessie Singleton grew up on the Oregon Coast and enjoyed vacationing with her family as a young girl in the National Forests surrounding Bend, Oregon. After graduating with an Exercise and Sport Science degree from Oregon State University, Jessie knew she wanted to live in Central Oregon. She now resides on the outskirts of Redmond and loves to share the view of the mountains from her front porch.
In her free time, you can often find Jessie with her husband, Jake, and son, Wylie, exploring the great outdoors, going camping, hiking, mountain biking, and big game hunting. They have a blue heeler named Cash and a recently adopted kitty named Diesel that both love snuggle time. Jessie also enjoys spending time with extended family and friends, traveling to new places, gardening, and photography.
Jessie has numerous certifications proving her knowledge across the spectrum of health, fitness, strength, and conditioning including being a Certified Health and Fitness Specialist through the American College of Sports Medicine (ASCM-CPT) as well as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA-CSCS) and a Jumpstart Certified Trainer with Muscle Activation Techniques (MAT).
While overcoming personal health issues and a back fracture to continue enjoying an athletic lifestyle, Jessie got involved in research and writing, now has over 20 published articles in
established journals and magazines. She continues to complete workshops for innovative training methods, finding it exciting to pursue greater knowledge of the human body and feels many of her personal trials have bettered her as a trainer per her chosen continuing education options and understanding the motivations needed to help conquer one’s tough objectives.
Kevin Sivertson
Personal Trainer, CPT.
Meet Kevin Sivertson, a dedicated personal trainer and group fitness instructor with a mission to cultivate resilient minds and bodies through the transformative power of physical movement and play. Kevin infuses expertise, enthusiasm, and enjoyment into every fitness session.
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Kevin grew up swimming competitively and running cross country in Oregon. Going to college at the University of Montana he discovered his passion for triathlon, rugby, volleyball, rock climbing and mountain biking. Pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science equipped him with a profound understanding of exercise physiology and exercise science. In 2001, he joined the Air Force, earning his trainer certification through the Cooper Institute. Serving as the Wing Fitness Monitor for a 900-person unit, he reported combat readiness to the commander. Utilizing the GI Bill, he earned a Master’s in Applied Teaching, specializing in Physical Education and Health, further refining his skills in guiding others toward a healthier, more active life.
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Kevin's coaching expertise predominantly centers on over two decades of experience coaching swimming and water polo. His coaching extends beyond the pool to encompass soccer, collegiate rugby, cross country, and various forms of cycling.
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Kevin’s commitment to infusing fun into fitness, by transforming workouts into play sessions with both cooperative and competitive challenges. Expect a dynamic and engaging approach to personal training.
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Play sessions are for athletes of all abilities. Armed with a solid foundation in physical education, extensive coaching experience, and a passion for infusing joy into fitness, together, you'll forge lasting change.
Ren
Aspiring Therapy Pup
Ren has known since he was a young pup that he wanted to do something where he could serve people. He was finally able to make this dream a reality when he came to his new home with Paul and Carol in 2020 at the age of two. More so when his mom got her new office in 2022 as there is more space for him to roam and interact with patients while also having a safe space of his own in the break room when he needs to rest.
Unfortunately, Ren had a bit of a rough start jumping between owners which has left him a little anxious at times, but once he gets to know you, you’re in the pack for life and you can always expect to be greeted by wiggles and a smile when you come in to the office. So please, be patient with the boy. He has so much love to give but has to learn he can trust you first.
In his spare time, Ren loves to sleep, go for car rides, go on runs and hikes with Mom and Dad, and snuggle. Like his mom, Ren is a lover of all things soft and you can find them curled up on the couch together under the softest blanket in the house on any given day. He is also a connoisseur of fine food and is the pickiest eater in the house.
