Potomac Veterinary Rehab
Nina Prill, DVM, CCRP
Certified MagnaWave Practitioner
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) for Noninvasive and Painless therapy
MagnaWave Benefits
Increases Blood flow and Cellular metabolism
Increases Blood flow and Cellular metabolism
Increases Blood flow and Cellular metabolism
Decreases Pain and Inflammation
Increases Blood flow and Cellular metabolism
Increases Blood flow and Cellular metabolism
Pre and Post Workout/Competition Maintenance
Increases Blood flow and Cellular metabolism
Increases Range of Motion
Relief of Osteoarthritis (OA) discomfort
Injury Prevention and Repair
Improves Geriatric Quality of Life
Improves Geriatric Quality of Life
Improves Geriatric Quality of Life
Dr.Prill grew up locally, graduating from Whitman High School, undergraduate degree from University of Rochester, and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in Blacksburg, Virginia. Dr.Prill is certified in Rehabilitation Medicine from the University of Tennessee, is a certified Magnawave practitioner and Dry Needling.
Before starting her own rehab practice, Dr.Prill trained and worked as a rehabilitation veterinarian for a prominent orthopedic and sports medicine group for several years. Her knowledge base includes 34 years of general practice experience including internal medicine, soft tissue surgery and exotic medicine. Dr Prill has been a general practioner at Canal Clinic in Potomac for 16 years and continues to see patients there once a week.
Teaching and lecturing include the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine and the Magnawave annual Magnacon.
When Dr.Prill is not working, she enjoys spending time with her three children, riding her horse with her lifelong trainer in New Market, MD, hiking with her dogs along the C&O Canal, swimming, yoga, cooking and Bruce Springsteen concerts.