Dr. Claude Tremblay

Dr. Tremblay, born and raised in Quebec, Canada, pursued his professional education at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where he studied biochemistry followed by Physical Therapy. During his time at McGill, he developed a strong interest in manual therapy, outpatient orthopedics, and Sports Medicine.

In 2000, he returned to school to further his education, achieving several significant milestones. In 2002, he earned his Certification as an Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT). Over the next two years, he completed and defended his doctoral dissertation, receiving the title of Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy. Additionally, Dr. Tremblay obtained a Certification in Dry Needling (Cert. DN) to enhance his ability to serve his community.

This dedication extends into his personal life as well. Dr. Tremblay is married to Elizabeth “Liz” Harris Tremblay from New Iberia, who serves as the campus director at the downtown campus of Ascension Episcopal School. They have been married for over 27 years and have three grown children. Their eldest, Claude II, is completing medical school at LSU Shreveport. Their daughter, Gabrielle, is pursuing a Master’s degree in Applied Behavioral Analysis with a subspecialty in autism spectrum disorders, aiming to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Jacques, their youngest, is entering his senior year at LSU Baton Rouge, studying Mechanical Engineering.

Dr. Claude Tremblay shares his thoughts of partnering with The Specialist below.. 

“I am beyond thrilled to be partnering with The Specialist for many reasons, primarily because it has Christ centered leadership, and inclusive family environment, and is focused progressive modern techniques that has me excited to help patients in new innovative ways.. 

My long standing friendship with Dr. Christopher Davis serves as the foundation for us to provide the Acadiana area with a modern approach to wellness, as well as changing the perception and definition of what Physical therapy can be to our community.”