Meet The Doctor

Dr. Joshua Pettigrew

Chiropractor and Innovator in Tigard

Dr. Joshua Pettigrew was born and raised locally in the Portland metro area. He graduated from Reynolds High School in 1995 and received his A.A. in 1998 from Mt. Hood Community College. In 1999, Joshua took a hiatus from school, moved to Lake Tahoe, CA., and became a Professional Ski Patroller / EMT. During his time as an EMT, he acquired a love for helping people and thus started his career in health care.

Dr. Pettigrew graduated from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor of Science in 2005 at the U of O branch campus in Bend, Oregon. In 2006, Josh returned to Portland, Oregon, and enrolled in the Western States Chiropractic program. In March of 2010, Josh graduated Cum Laude with a Doctorate degree in Chiropractic from Western States Chiropractic College.

Dr. Pettigrew has been an avid outdoor athlete/enthusiast throughout his adult life, which has only been nurtured by living in such beautiful and recreational places like Portland, Bend, and Lake Tahoe. His first love is downhill and telemark skiing, but he is also an avid rock climber, hiker, mountain biker, and trail runner, and he has recently picked up a new sport, ultimate frisbee. Dr. Pettigrew has developed a passion for treating sports injuries and outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy the same types of activities and health goals as himself.

What People Say About Us.

My visit to Dr. Josh Pettigrew was NEXT LEVEL! I tend to be nervous about chiropractic visits, but he stayed conscious of that and checked in with me often. He took time to assess me and listen to my concerns. His examination was probably the most thorough of any chiropractor I’ve ever been to. I’m feeling pretty good after my visit, and I’m actually looking forward to the next one!

– Sandro M.

Dr. Pettigrew is amazing! He took the time to listen to everything I wanted to share about my situation. He then worked with me to explain the steps he could take to alleviate my pain. After just one visit, I felt the results, and after a few more sessions, I was back to my normal daily activities.

– Sam R.