Orange County Physical Therapy (OCPT) thrives on providing the most optimal results in the least amount of sessions possible. We accomplish this by having a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) assess your needs and develop a plan specific to your new or chronic condition. Each doctor is highly trained and educated on current and effective treatment procedures that produce faster results. This is why every treatment session is one on one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT).
We focus each physical therapy treatment on listening to your concerns to discover the underling cause to why you are experiencing pain and/or difficulty with your daily activities. Each treatment session is specified to improve pain, limitations, and to achieve the best outcomes for your goals.
We have a variety of skill sets to provide you with to help meet your physical needs. Whether your goal is to return to a sport, activity, or improve daily pain experiences following an injury or surgery, we strive to expand your knowledge about your pain or injury and teach you how you can be an active participant in your recovery.
Live. Life. Now. : OCPT restores and promotes a healthy lifestyle by encouraging physical wellness to all its surrounding communities.
Practice Owner
A native of South Orange County, Dr. Victor Rusenescu has been in the physical therapy industry since 1999 — nearly three decades spent in and around the same community he grew up in. He earned his doctoral degree from Loma Linda University in 2007 and has spent the years since building OCPT into a practice known for getting people back to their actual lives, not just out of pain.
His clinical reputation rests on judgment. Decades of pattern recognition mean he sees things earlier and more accurately than protocol allows for — and he stays deliberately current, tracking new research in rehabilitation, movement science, nutrition, and recovery so that his patients benefit from what's working now rather than what was standard a decade ago. For complex or long-standing cases that haven't responded elsewhere, that depth of experience is often the difference.
He also understands his patients from the inside. Victor is a lifelong athlete — cycling, running, golf, and tennis — and has worked through many of the same injuries and limitations his clients bring him. That informs a genuinely conservative philosophy: pursuing every avenue of movement-based recovery before surgery, injections, or invasive procedures enter the conversation. For concierge patients, that means an owner-level clinician who will tell you honestly what your body needs, and what it doesn't.
Victor and his wife, Janet, a perinatal RN, built OCPT around a straightforward principle — that people deserve care from someone genuinely invested in the outcome. Nearly thirty years in, that hasn't changed.
Brittany received her bachelors degree in Exercise Science at CSU Long Beach in 2016. She then went on to receive her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at CSU Long Beach in 2020. She has worked in various settings of neurological conditions, dizziness/vestibular rehab, and orthopedics, allowing her to be able to cater to all patients that come into physical therapy.
Brittany is passionate about working with people to find an individualized program to achieve their goals. She achieves this through movement analysis, manual therapy, neuromuscular re-education, and a targeted exercise program. Outside of physical therapy, she enjoys weight lifting, hanging out at the beach, walking her dog, and trying new restaurants. Her favorite cuisine is Italian.
Kristina Levin, DPT, earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine in 2022. During her doctoral training, she completed clinical rotations in outpatient orthopedics and home health in both Nashville and Denver, expanding her skills across diverse patient populations. Originally from the Bay Area, Kristina moved to Orange County to attend UC Irvine, where she received her bachelor’s degree in Public Health Science.
Kristina has a strong foundation in manual therapy and is trained in Functional Range Conditioning (FRC) and the Advanced Integrative Approach (AIA). She is passionate about holistic care and takes a whole-body approach to treatment, with a focus on restoring movement, reducing pain, and improving overall quality of life. Her lifelong connection to movement began with a background in dance and continues today through her love of weightlifting.
In her free time, you’ll find Kristina outdoors hiking, kayaking, or camping—or at home getting creative with crafts, cooking, and planning her next travel adventure.
Dr. Sami Saeidi, PT, DPT, CEEAA is a licensed physical therapist specializing in orthopedic rehabilitation, pre- and post-operative rehabilitation, movement analysis, and performance-based care. He works with individuals of all ages and activity levels.
Dr. Sami’s clinical approach emphasizes identifying and correcting movement system impairments—the underlying movement faults that often contribute to pain, dysfunction, and recurrent injury. His areas of focus include longevity and preventative care, racquet sports rehabilitation, winter sports rehabilitation, and TMJ dysfunction, with an emphasis on restoring efficient, resilient movement patterns that translate to everyday life and sport-specific demands.
He is committed to delivering high-quality, one-on-one care and believes physical therapy should be intentional, personalized, and directly applicable to daily activities. Through his work at OCPT, Dr. Sami aims to help patients restore function, optimize performance, and maintain long-term physical health.
Outside of work, Sami enjoys staying active through biking, skiing, tennis, pickleball, volleyball, strength training, and hiking, which helps him stay connected to the sports and activities he treats and inspires his approach to movement and performance.
Randy Park is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with over 15 years of experience training athletes and working with sports programs. He began his career as an Assistant Strength Coach at UCLA and later served as the Head Trainer at Velocity Sports Performance. Over the past decade, he has worked with various high schools as both a Head and Assistant Strength Coach.
Randy also trains a wide range of private clients, from youth to collegiate and professional athletes. His programs are individually tailored to meet each athlete's specific needs, and he takes pride in his ability to develop talent at all levels. With extensive knowledge in all areas of athletic performance, Randy is dedicated to helping athletes reach their full potential.
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