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Jacie Ankenbauer
Stacey Cornelson DC, DACBR
Dennis Enser-Rico
Dr. Shiloh Heesch
(He/Him/His)
DC, MS, CCSP
Dr. Shiloh Heesch is originally from New Effington, SD in rural northeastern South Dakota where he lived with his parents and two older sisters. He grew up as a multisport athlete playing football, basketball, and track & field. Following high school, he attended Dakota State University in Madison, SD where he played football and was involved in various clubs and activities. After completing his bachelor’s degree in 2016, Shiloh attended Northwestern Health Sciences University and became an active member of clubs and activities. He served on the SACA Sports Council for two terms, among other leadership positions, and spent his final year completing an internship at the NWHSU Human Performance Center.
Following his graduation in April 2021, he began to practice in Sioux Falls, SD, where he was the team chiropractor for the Women’s Football Alliance team, the Sioux Falls Snow Leopards, and the NBA G-League team Sioux Falls Skyforce. In July 2022, Shiloh returned to NWHSU as a Sports Chiropractic Resident at the Human Performance Center in Bloomington, MN.
Dr. Shiloh Heesch is originally from New Effington, SD in rural northeastern South Dakota where h... Read More
Heather A Johnson
(She/Her/Hers)
Dr. Mikaela Lengwin
Dr. Erica Milburn
(She/Her/Hers)
DC, MS
Dr. Erica Milburn is a Chiropractic Sports Resident at the Human Performance Center where she focuses on helping athletes overcome injury, build resilience and perform their best. Dr. Milburn is a graduate of Parker University where she earned her Doctor of Chiropractic and Masters in Strength and Human Performance. Dr. Milburn uses a variety of chiropractic techniques, strength and conditioning and muscle therapies to assist athletes and active people in meeting their movement goals.
Dr. Erica Milburn is a Chiropractic Sports Resident at the Human Performance Center where she foc... Read More
Stacy Neal DC
I enjoy working with a wide range of patients—from infants to aging adults—addressing everything from acute injuries to chronic conditions. I’m especially passionate about helping people move better, feel better, and live more actively. Using the Activator Method, along with supportive therapies like radial shockwave therapy (rESWT), red light therapy, nutritional guidance, and personalized exercises and stretches, I focus on restoring function, reducing pain, and promoting long-term wellness. I love seeing the transformation that happens when we treat the root cause and support the body’s natural healing process.
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Dr. Paige Nolte
Dr. Nolte is a faculty clinician in the De Rusha Clinic. She is a 2022 graduate from Palmer College of Chiropractic, Iowa. She is currently working toward her Diplomate in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine through the International Academy of Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine. Dr. Nolte has special interest in treating active individuals, acute and chronic pain, and headache patients.
Dr. Nolte is involved in the American Chiropractic Association NextGen chapters as well as helping launch the Minnesota Chiropractic Associations NextGen membership.
Outside of work, Dr. Nolte enjoys spending time outside hiking with her two dogs, Penny and Bella, as well as spending time with her horses in Arizona. She enjoys trying new food spots out with her fiancée, Eric.
Dr. Nolte is a faculty clinician in the De Rusha Clinic. She is a 2022 graduate from Palmer Colle... Read More
Michelle Norton Fleming
(She/Her/Hers)
Background Information
As an avid sports enthusiast, Dr. Norton enjoys working with families and individuals of all ages and skill levels to help them understand how their body is affected by the events they undertake. She works with each chiropractic patient to help them recognize how they can improve their quality of life and how that may transition into the activities they participate in on a day-to-day basis. She also helps our community with a variety of chiropractic concerns from back and neck pain to headaches, pregnancy, and everyday well-being.
She received her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University in 2008 and is a member of the American Chiropractic Association and the Minnesota Chiropractic Association. She was able to take this work internationally by working for four years in New Zealand, Scotland and London.
Working with you as an individual is a foremost concern of Dr. Norton. She will take the time to help you understand what is happening with your body and what can be done from a chiropractic standpoint to help keep you as healthy as physically possible.
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Kristin Olthafer
(she/her)
BCTMB
Attila Pegan
Dr. Aaron Schindler
Dr. Stephen Thompson
(He/Him/His)
DC DACM BCTMB
Chiropractor, acupuncture and Chinese Medicine doctor, structural integration massage therapist, nutrition therapist, and assistant professor/clinical supervisor with a specialty in Integrative medicine.
Chiropractor, acupuncture and Chinese Medicine doctor, structural integration massage therapist, ... Read More
Dr. Matthew Thronson
Dr. Thronson serves as the Chair of Academic Clinics and a faculty clinician at the De Rusha Clinic at Northwestern Health Sciences University (NWHSU). A 2014 graduate of NWHSU, he went on to earn a master’s degree in Exercise Physiology while concurrently working in private practice as an associate clinician.
Dr. Thronson further advanced his clinical expertise by completing a Fellowship at NWHSU, where he received extensive training across diverse age groups and populations. During his fellowship, he provided chiropractic and rehabilitative care to two local high schools and served as the lead clinician for the Minnesota Freeze, a professional Australian football team. He also held the role of strength and conditioning coach for the Minnesota Vixen, a professional women’s football team.
Following the fellowship, Dr. Thronson joined the De Rusha Clinic full-time to develop and integrate rehabilitation services for patients. His efforts laid the foundation for what is now known on campus as the Active Care program, a widely utilized and respected clinical offering.
Dr. Thronson’s professional interests include sports medicine, rehabilitation, and strength and conditioning. Outside the clinic, he enjoys golfing and spending time at a lake cabin with his wife, Ashley, and their three sons—Oliver, Noah, and Logan.
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Andrea Wilde, DC
(She/Her/Hers)
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