Steve Kisor is a native of Centre, Alabama.  He graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Science in Education and A Masters of Education in Exercise Physiology.  Steve was a graduate assistant in the Health and Human Performance Department where he taught undergraduate health and physical education courses and assisted with the campus wellness program for Auburn University faculty and staff.  Upon graduation, he worked at The Human Performance and Rehabilitation Center of Columbia, SC.  Steve later completed his degree in physical therapy from the Medical University of South Carolina and returned to HPRC-Columbia as a staff physical therapist.

In 1999-2000, Steve was on faculty at the Medical University of  South Carolina as coordinator of the orthopedics curriculum at their distance education program in Greenville, SC.  Steve is currently Director of Physical Therapy with Rehab Works-Auburn clinic.  He is also co-owner of the Sports Academy, Opelika, Alabama, which is an indoor facility where training and conditioning for all sports are conducted. 

Steve is an active member on the national and state level of American Physical Therapy Association as well as the Sports Physical Therapy section.  He has presented at physical therapy and athletic training conferences on different topics in his field including, rehabilitation of the foot and ankle, treating the throwing athlete and prevention of injuries in the adolescent athlete.

Steve is married to Beth Bonds Kisor, a physical therapist, and has two sons, Matthew and William.