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Meet our Physicians
Dr. Jonathan Krichev. Dr. Krichev grew up in
Guntersville and got his BA in Psychology at Emory
University in Atlanta, GA. There, he was a four year
varsity swimmer and captain of the team. He returned
to Alabama for Medical School at UAB, and finished
his training in Family Medicine at the UAB-Huntsville
Family Practice Residency Program, where he was
Chief Resident and Residency President of the
Alabama Academy of Family Physicians. He has a
strong interest in sports medicine, especially as it
relates to swimmers, cyclists, and runners. He has
training in biomechanical analysis for runners and
cyclists, and is himself a competitive triathlete and
runner, having completed the Ironman distance.
Dr. Alicia Krichev. Dr. Krichev graduated from Palm
Bay High School in central Florida and then went on to
Emory University to play volleyball and basketball. She
was captain of both teams, and competed as well as
part of the track and field team. While at Emory, she
was named NCAA Woman of the Year for the state, as
well as Division III Scholar-Athlete of the Year. She is
now a member of the Emory sports Hall of Fame. She,
too, relocated to Alabama for medical school and then
to the Huntsville program for residency training. She
has a special interest in the female athlete and injuries
of volleyball players. She remains active in her college
sports as a children's coach and recreational player. In
addition, she is a competitive triathlete and runner, also
having competed at the Ironman distance.
Dr. Amy Carter. Dr Carter graduated from Randolph
High School here in Huntsville and also went on to
Emory University to play both basketball and soccer,
acting as captain of each team and reaching All-
American status during her time in Georgia. She, too,
came back home for medical school and residency at
UAB. Following residency, she completed a fellowship
in sports medicine, and has a special interest in the
non-operative treatment of acute and chronic sports
injuries, as well as an interest in female athletes. She
is an active ultimate frisbee player and runner, having
competed at the marathon level. Recently, she was
named to the Emory University Hall-of-Fame in
recognition of her accolades as a scholar athlete in
college.
Meet our Staff
Carolyn Adsit. Carolyn graduated from Grissom High
School and received her B.S. in Exercise and Sports
Science from Tennessee Wesleyan College in Athens,
Tennessee. She was a competitive gymnast from six
years old through high school. While at Wesleyan, she
received the Exercise and Sports Science Student of
the Year, was a cheerleader, and coached gymnastics.
She continues to teach gymnastics here in Huntsville
and is a certified personal trainer. She is also an
active runner and cyclist.
Kevin Dickerson L.M.T. Kevin was born and raised
in Baton Rouge, LA. After graduating from Parkview
Baptist High School, he enrolled at Louisiana State
University were he received a B.S. in Biochemistry with
a minor in Chemistry. He was an active member of the
L.S.U. Rugby team as well as an avid weight-lifter.
Upon graduation, Kevin moved to Houston, TX were he
worked in the environmental field and later taught high
school chemistry. Moving to Huntsville in the winter of
2000, Kevin worked with Research Genetics until their
closure. He then used his knowledge of physical
fitness to become an A.C.E. certified personal trainer
and indoor cycling instructor.
Kevin later attended Madison School of Massage
Therapy tand has specialized in Swedish and
Therapeutic massage. He views massage as as a
means of injury prevention and rehabilitation.
Kevin is an active athlete currently participating in
road and off-road cycling races. His racing resume
includes the 2004 Iron man Florida triathlon, 4 half-iron-
man triathlons, and numerous 12 and 24 hour
adventure races. Staying active and healthy is an
important component in Kevin’s ability to understand
and treat the needs of his patients.
Dr. Jonathan Krichev. Dr. Krichev grew up in
Guntersville and got his BA in Psychology at Emory
University in Atlanta, GA. There, he was a four year
varsity swimmer and captain of the team. He returned
to Alabama for Medical School at UAB, and finished
his training in Family Medicine at the UAB-Huntsville
Family Practice Residency Program, where he was
Chief Resident and Residency President of the
Alabama Academy of Family Physicians. He has a
strong interest in sports medicine, especially as it
relates to swimmers, cyclists, and runners. He has
training in biomechanical analysis for runners and
cyclists, and is himself a competitive triathlete and
runner, having completed the Ironman distance.
Dr. Alicia Krichev. Dr. Krichev graduated from Palm
Bay High School in central Florida and then went on to
Emory University to play volleyball and basketball. She
was captain of both teams, and competed as well as
part of the track and field team. While at Emory, she
was named NCAA Woman of the Year for the state, as
well as Division III Scholar-Athlete of the Year. She is
now a member of the Emory sports Hall of Fame. She,
too, relocated to Alabama for medical school and then
to the Huntsville program for residency training. She
has a special interest in the female athlete and injuries
of volleyball players. She remains active in her college
sports as a children's coach and recreational player. In
addition, she is a competitive triathlete and runner, also
having competed at the Ironman distance.
Dr. Amy Carter. Dr Carter graduated from Randolph
High School here in Huntsville and also went on to
Emory University to play both basketball and soccer,
acting as captain of each team and reaching All-
American status during her time in Georgia. She, too,
came back home for medical school and residency at
UAB. Following residency, she completed a fellowship
in sports medicine, and has a special interest in the
non-operative treatment of acute and chronic sports
injuries, as well as an interest in female athletes. She
is an active ultimate frisbee player and runner, having
competed at the marathon level. Recently, she was
named to the Emory University Hall-of-Fame in
recognition of her accolades as a scholar athlete in
college.
Meet our Staff
Carolyn Adsit. Carolyn graduated from Grissom High
School and received her B.S. in Exercise and Sports
Science from Tennessee Wesleyan College in Athens,
Tennessee. She was a competitive gymnast from six
years old through high school. While at Wesleyan, she
received the Exercise and Sports Science Student of
the Year, was a cheerleader, and coached gymnastics.
She continues to teach gymnastics here in Huntsville
and is a certified personal trainer. She is also an
active runner and cyclist.
Kevin Dickerson L.M.T. Kevin was born and raised
in Baton Rouge, LA. After graduating from Parkview
Baptist High School, he enrolled at Louisiana State
University were he received a B.S. in Biochemistry with
a minor in Chemistry. He was an active member of the
L.S.U. Rugby team as well as an avid weight-lifter.
Upon graduation, Kevin moved to Houston, TX were he
worked in the environmental field and later taught high
school chemistry. Moving to Huntsville in the winter of
2000, Kevin worked with Research Genetics until their
closure. He then used his knowledge of physical
fitness to become an A.C.E. certified personal trainer
and indoor cycling instructor.
Kevin later attended Madison School of Massage
Therapy tand has specialized in Swedish and
Therapeutic massage. He views massage as as a
means of injury prevention and rehabilitation.
Kevin is an active athlete currently participating in
road and off-road cycling races. His racing resume
includes the 2004 Iron man Florida triathlon, 4 half-iron-
man triathlons, and numerous 12 and 24 hour
adventure races. Staying active and healthy is an
important component in Kevin’s ability to understand
and treat the needs of his patients.
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