JCCC Sports Medicine

Dr Jon Schultz

Dr. Robert Sindorf has spent years helping people get out of pain and enjoy their life. He has treated patients ranging from multiple professional athletes to weekend warriors, or people who are wanting to get out of pain.

Dr. Sindorf holds a Board certification as a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. He has been the team chiropractor for Johnson County Community College. He has also been a sports medicine provider for UMKC. He was the team chiropractor for the Tbones Baseball team from 2013-2015.

Dr. Sindorf is an avid runner and cyclist. He was a varsity rower for KSU Mens Crew while he got his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology (exercise physiology). Outside of work and sports Dr. Sindorf enjoys spending as much time as possible with his family and german shephard.

You will know from the first moment you walk into the clinic that you are in the correct place to get you back to where you want to be whether it is purely performance or to simply feel better.

Dr. Dempewolf brings his specialty in Sports Medicine to Sano Orthopedics and Johnson County Community College. His primary focus is open and arthroscopic treatment of the shoulder, elbow, and knee. He is also devoted to the care of competitive athletes.

Dr. Mike Dempewolf was raised in St. Louis, MO, and he attended the University of Missouri as an undergraduate. He earned a dual degree DO/MBA program from the Kansas City University of Medicine in conjunction with Rockhurst University. He completed his orthopedic surgery residency at a busy trauma center in Moreno Valley, California. He was elected chief resident in his last year, reflecting his work ethic and abilities as a leader. He then went on to receive advanced training by completing a Sports Medicine Fellowship at the Hoag Orthopedic Institute in Southern California. During this year, he assisted in the care of athletes at multiple levels, including the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the University of California, Irvine, CA, and multiple local high schools.

He is a member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine. He continues to pursue his passion for treating athletes in conjunction with Johnson County Community College, Kansas City Monarchs Baseball Club, and the Kansas City Blues Rugby organizations.

A devoted husband and father, Dr. Dempewolf enjoys spending time with his wife and two sons. He enjoys playing sports with his sons as well as fishing, golf, and travel.

Jon spending some time teaching one of our students evaluations skills this morning

Today we salute you, Athletic Trainer!! Rocking your khakis and f***y pack with pride, you know you can handle anything that comes your way. You are medic, therapist, and meteorologist. You endure through weather at which even a postman would balk, because you put your athletes safety above your personal comfort. When things go well, you humbly fade into the background, often overlooked and unconsidered. But when crap hits the fan, there's no other acceptable substitute. Every superhero is summoned by one word, so when they only scream, "TRAINER!", deep down you can rest assured that they'd use the correct terminology if they had any clue what to do without you!!

As long as there are athletes, an Athletic Trainer will never be far away!

Meet our Athletic Training Staff:
Roberta Kuechler joined the Cavalier Athletic Training team in November of 2015. She is full-time at JCCC, but is employed by Shawnee Mission Health – SportsCare. Kuechler works with the volleyball and baseball teams but contributes to the coverage of all the athletic teams at Johnson County Community College.

Born and raised in St. Louis, MO, Kuechler was a 3 sport athlete in high school. She became a field hockey player in at St. Louis University. A knee injury prevented her from pursuing her dream of trying out for the Olympic field hockey team. However, it was that same injury that motivated and propelled her into the athletic training profession.

Kuechler was the first full-time woman’s athletic trainer at Wheaton College in Wheaton, IL. She was the athletic trainer at Blue Valley High School for 5 years, and at Wyandotte High School for a short time.

Kuechler earned her Bachelor of Science in physical education and athletic training from Western Illinois University. In her spare time, Kuechler enjoys fishing, kayaking, landscape/garden maintenance and cross-cultural travel.