Emily Murphy, Practice Coordinator
Originally from Kansas City, Emily attended Rockhurst University, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders specializing in Speech Pathology. She began her healthcare career in Denver as a Healthcare Recruiter, staffing revenue cycle and patient care roles across major metro health systems, before transitioning into clinical operations to pursue her passion for direct patient care and leadership. Emily spent several years managing daily operations and complex surgery scheduling for a prominent cardiothoracic surgical practice supporting the heart programs at both Porter and Swedish Hospital in Denver. After relocating to the mountains, Emily joined The Steadman Clinic, where she initially served as the Spine Practice Coordinator for Dr. Gallizzi. Following a period overseeing operations for Dermatology and Medical Spa practices, she returned to The Steadman Clinic. Emily now serves as the Practice Coordinator for Dr. Haytmanek, where she manages daily practice flow, coordinates surgical scheduling, and supports patient care.
Meghan Newcomer, PA-C
Meghan Newcomer is a certified physician assistant licensed in the state of Colorado. A native Kansan, Meghan trained in New York. She earned a Master of Science in Health Sciences for Physician Assistants at Weill Cornell Medical College and worked at the Hospital for Special Surgery prior to moving to Colorado. Caring for patients with foot and ankle conditions is particularly meaningful for her given her background as an endurance athlete.
As a Certified Physician Assistant, Meghan provides services that would otherwise be performed by physicians. Her responsibilities include assisting Dr. Haytmanek in surgery as well as seeing patients in the office. Meghan also routinely sees patients by herself during initial visits (for both chronic conditions as well as emergent injuries), for pre-op surgical planning, and routine post-op care.
Logan Magoulis, MS, LAT, ATC
Logan Magoulis is an Athletic Trainer with The Steadman Clinic’s Foot, Ankle, and Trauma Team in Vail, Colorado. Originally from Tarpon Springs, Florida, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Central Florida before completing his Master of Science in Athletic Training at the University of South Florida.
During his athletic training education, Logan gained experience in a variety of clinical settings, including professional baseball with the Dunedin Blue Jays, professional soccer with Tampa Bay Sun FC, orthopedic sports medicine at The Steadman Clinic, secondary school athletics, and collegiate athletics at the University of South Florida. These experiences allowed him to work alongside physicians, physician assistants, athletic trainers, and athletes across a wide range of sports and levels of competition.
Outside of work, Logan enjoys taking advantage of everything Colorado has to offer. He spends his free time snowboarding, exploring the outdoors, staying active, and finding new adventures in the mountains.
Cole Rinehart, MS, LAT, ATC
Cole Rinehart was born and raised in York, PA. He attended Ithaca College where he received a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training, while completing clinical rotations with Ithaca College and Cornell University sports. To further his knowledge, he attended the University of Kentucky’s Post-Professional Master of Science in Athletic Training program. Throughout his graduate studies, he worked as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer for UK Healthcare Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine, receiving experience in their clinic, at local secondary schools, and with the UK Men’s Club Ice Hockey team. He also conducted research at the University of Kentucky, investigating how psychological factors can predict post-operative outcomes in patients receiving flexor tendon repairs of the hand and wrist. Following his graduation from UK, Cole accepted a position as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Berea College, working with the 16 NCAA DIII sports teams. After two years in the Assistant AT role, he was promoted to Head Athletic Trainer and took on all the administrative duties of running an NCAA sports medicine department. Growing up, Cole was a year-round athlete, playing nearly every team sport under the sun, but found a passion in wrestling and lacrosse. He currently stays active by golfing and exploring the outdoors through rock climbing, snowboarding, and hiking with his dog, Royal. He is excited to explore Colorado and have the opportunity to learn from the world-renowned clinicians at The Steadman Clinic.
