Faculty

Our 33rd Fall Symposium will be held live on October 17, 2026, at The Event Center in Nashua, NH.

2026 Meeting faculty will be updated once finalized. Check back soon for updates.

Shawn Cameron, MS, LAT, ATC, PES

The Micheli Center for Sports Injury Prevention

Mr. Shawn Cameron serves as a Lead Injury Prevention Specialist at the Micheli Center for Sports Injury Prevention, where he develops and implements evidence-based strategies to reduce injury risk and enhance athletic performance. Previously, he worked at TB12 Sports Therapy and Performance Centers, helping athletes optimize performance, recovery, and longevity through integrated sports medicine and wellness approaches. Before transitioning to injury prevention, Shawn spent seven years as Head Athletic Trainer for Temple University Men’s Basketball, overseeing injury prevention, rehabilitation, performance enhancement, and return-to-play programs while supporting multiple NCAA Tournament teams. He also held athletic training positions at Ohio University, working with baseball, track and field, cross country, and football programs. A graduate of Plymouth State University, Shawn is a licensed athletic trainer, holds a Performance Enhancement Specialization from NASM, and is an active member of state, regional, and national athletic training associations. His diverse experience across collegiate athletics, elite performance settings, and injury prevention makes him a sought-after speaker on athlete health, performance, and sports medicine best practices.

Erek William Latzka, MD

Boston Sports & Biologics and Tufts University

Dr. Erek Latzka is a fellowship-trained sports medicine physiatrist and nationally recognized expert in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound, orthobiologics, and minimally invasive ultrasound-guided procedures. He practices at Boston Sports & Biologics in Wellesley, Massachusetts, where he specializes in helping active individuals recover from musculoskeletal injuries through advanced nonsurgical treatments, including platelet-rich plasma (PRP), bone marrow and adipose-derived biologics, shockwave therapy, and ultrasound-guided interventions. Dr. Latzka completed his medical degree at Tufts University School of Medicine, residency in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at the University of Washington, and an ACGME-accredited Sports Medicine Fellowship at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle. He subsequently served on the faculty at the University of Washington, where he directed the diagnostic ultrasound curriculum for sports medicine fellows and was honored with the department’s Teacher of the Year Award in 2022. A sought-after educator, Dr. Latzka lectures nationally and internationally on musculoskeletal ultrasound, orthobiologics, and ultrasound-guided procedures. His clinical and research interests focus on upper extremity pathology, adhesive capsulitis, and innovative ultrasound-guided treatments. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications and book chapters and serves on multiple national leadership committees, including the AAPM&R Biologics Curriculum Committee and Technical Expert Panel on the Biologic Management of Knee Osteoarthritis. Notably, Dr. Latzka is the first and only physician in the United States to offer both Sonex and Thread Carpal Tunnel Release techniques, placing him at the forefront of emerging minimally invasive musculoskeletal interventions.

Joseph Janosky, DrPH, PT, ATC

Lasell University

Dr. Joseph Janosky is an Assistant Professor of Athletic Training and Director of Clinical Education at Lasell University. He is an athletic trainer, physical therapist, researcher, and public health scholar whose work focuses on athlete health promotion, sport injury prevention, and the implementation of evidence-based health and safety strategies in sport settings. Dr. Janosky earned his Doctor of Public Health from Walden University, Master of Science in Exercise Science with a concentration in Injury Prevention and Health Promotion from California University of Pennsylvania, Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Marywood University, and Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Scranton. Before joining Lasell, Dr. Janosky served as Director of Athlete Health at Hospital for Special Surgery, where he led work in youth sport safety, coach education, community program implementation, and ACL injury prevention. He is also Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Benchmark Health Partners and Chief Consultant for Yellow Finch Consulting Group. His scholarly activity includes publications in sports medicine, rehabilitation, public health, pediatric sport injury prevention, neuromuscular training, athlete development, and youth sport specialization. He has delivered invited lectures and scientific presentations nationally and internationally, including for ESSKA, PRiSM, the International Olympic Committee World Conference on Prevention of Injury and Illness in Sport, the American Public Health Association, and the American Physical Therapy Association. Dr. Janosky’s work is grounded in a public health approach to athlete health. He focuses on translating evidence into practical systems that help athletes, families, coaches, clinicians, sport organizations, and healthcare systems make better decisions before preventable problems limit sport participation.

Mathew Wilkening, MD

New Hampshire Orthopaedic Center

Dr. Mathew Wilkening is an adult and pediatric orthopedic spine specialist who performs cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine surgeries, focusing on both surgical and nonsurgical solutions for neck and back conditions. A former Navy pilot, he served 10 years in the U.S. Navy, including a deployment during Operation Iraqi Freedom on the USS George Washington and a tour as an advanced flight instructor. Driven by a desire to combine technical skill with interpersonal connection, he transitioned from aviation to medicine, earning his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati. He completed his orthopedic residency at Michigan State University, where he was named intern of the year, followed by a Spinal Reconstructive Surgery fellowship at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Wilkening enjoys the complexities of spine surgery, especially cases where early intervention may prevent the need for major surgery. His approach prioritizes patient well-being, focusing on finding the most effective path to improvement without always resorting to surgery. His research in spinal deformity, trauma, and oncology has been presented at international forums, including the Global Spine Congress in Singapore. Outside his practice, Dr. Wilkening enjoys spending time with his wife and four children.