Originally from Louisiana, Dr. Dill moved to Tucson in 2014 to train in combined Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics, followed by a fellowship in Sports Medicine at UArizona. His academic interests are in hike-thru medicine as well as concussion-related cervicogenic pain management and non-surgical arthritis management. In his free time, he invests in his wife and two little girls, and in their church.

Board certified pediatrician who completed a fellowship in non-operative sports medicine. Dr. Dusenberry’s interests include overuse injuries as well as general musculoskeletal conditions.

Dr. Mortazavi received his medical degree from the University of California, Davis, where he also completed his pediatrics residency. He then earned a fellowship in pediatric sports medicine at Children’s Colorado in Denver.

I was born and raised in Orange County, Southern California. I finished my undergraduate studies at the University of California, Irvine with a major in biological sciences and a minor in urban planning. I had escaped shortly to East Lansing and Grand Rapids, Michigan where I received my medical degree at Michigan State University. I came back to California to complete my pediatric residency at Kaiser Permanente, Los Angeles Medical Center. I stayed on the next year to complete my Sports Medicine fellowship. I continued my practice at Kaiser for a year, spending half my time doing pediatric urgent care and the other half doing sports medicine. I am currently enjoying my split time between SPARCC and the Children's Clinics for Rehabilitative Services (CCRS). In my spare time, I enjoy running with my dog, doing yoga, exploring new foods and watching Lakers basketball.