Dr. Rob Tenney is a board certified Doctor of Chiropractic, and a graduate of New York Chiropractic College. At NYCC, he 
achieved high honors, and was awarded the prestigious Anatomical Sciences award for exellence in anatomical studies. Dr. Tenney is proud of his association with New York Chiropractic College, an institution that strongly emphasizes cooperation across all health care disciplines.
Prior to entering the chiropractic profession, Dr. Rob worked in technology and business, first as a biomedical engineer, and later as a director of enterprise consulting. He is the co-holder of a patent for transducer technology used to monitor oxygen levels in high-risk newborns. Although this technology was introduced over a decade ago, it is still widely used in medical applications.
In addition to his doctoral degree, Dr. Rob holds a baccalaureate degree from the University of Massachusetts in business and computer science, and a graduate degree in systems analysis from Northern Illinois University.
A long-time triathlete, Dr. Rob has a special interest in sports injuries and rehabilitation. He also has experience in effectively treating repetitive motion injuries commonly seen in today's workplace, such as shoulder injuries and carpal tunnel syndrome. He has also studied whiplash traumatology under Dr. Arthur Croft of the Spine Research Institute of San Diego.
A combat veteran of the U. S. military, Dr. Rob is active in a number of veteran's organizations. 
When not helping patients feel better, Dr. Rob enjoys spending time with his family: his wife Maggie, his daughter Ciara, and his son Sean. At eight years old, Sean may be the most knowledgeable person in the country on the subject of baseball. Ciara loves her Dad, and is only slightly disappointed he doesn't work as a Crocodile Hunter.