Dr. Terrance Manning II, ND, RMSK is a specialist in interventional orthopedic and orthobiologic medicine with a focus on non-surgical treatment options for joint, tendon, and ligament conditions. Dr. Manning currently serves as the vice president of the Naturopathic Orthopedic Medicine Academy (NOMA) and is a founding member of that organization. He is also an expert in advanced techniques such as diagnostic and interventional musculoskeletal ultrasound. In addition to his services here at RestorePDX, Dr. Manning is a member of the adjunct clinical faculty at the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM). He also hosts an off-site shift that enables him to train students in this field.

Dr. Manning’s credentials include completion of a 3-year CNME accredited post-graduate residency in interventional orthopedics and orthobiologic medicine (supervised by a medical doctor), a doctorate from the National College of Natural Medicine, advanced certification in musculoskeletal ultrasonography (RMSK), and a Master’s degree in philosophy from St John’s College-Santa Fe. He completed his undergraduate degree in biology at Western Oregon University, where he graduated with Honors and was awarded the Most Outstanding Graduate Award in Pre-Professional Biology.