Build Your Physical Therapy Career Around Sports Medicine, One-on-One Care, and Better Patient Outcomes
At Athlete Pro Sports Medicine, you will have the opportunity to practice Physical Therapy in an environment built around movement, orthopedic rehabilitation, sports medicine, and performance.
You will work one-on-one with athletes and active adults, giving you the time to evaluate movement, understand what is limiting each patient, and build an individualized plan that helps them return to sport, training, work, and the activities they enjoy.
This is an opportunity for a Physical Therapist who wants to become a stronger clinician while working with a motivated patient population.
You will have the autonomy to use your clinical judgment, progress patients through each phase of rehabilitation, and develop deeper skills in orthopedic care, movement assessment, return-to-sport rehabilitation, strength development, and performance-based Physical Therapy.
Whether you are a new graduate looking for hands-on mentorship or an experienced Physical Therapist who wants greater clinical autonomy and a sports-focused environment, you will have the support, technology, and patient exposure needed to continue growing.
Compensation and Benefits
- Salary from $90,000 to $95,000 per year.
- Flexible Monday through Friday schedule.
- Shift options of 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, or 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
- No on-call responsibilities.
- True one-on-one patient care.
- Paid time off.
- Health share program.
- Wellness resources.
- Structured mentorship and clinical development.
- Advanced treatment technology.
- Performance-focused sports medicine setting.
- Collaborative, growth-oriented clinical team.
- Long-term professional development opportunities.
Practice Physical Therapy With More Clinical Focus
Great Physical Therapy requires more than moving patients through exercises.
It requires understanding how they move, why they are limited, what their goals demand, and how to safely progress them back to higher levels of function.
At Athlete Pro Sports Medicine, you will have the opportunity to do that work every day.
You will:
- Provide true one-on-one Physical Therapy care. Spend focused time evaluating, treating, educating, and progressing each patient.
- Treat athletes and active adults. Work with patients recovering from sports injuries, orthopedic conditions, surgery, movement limitations, and performance-related challenges.
- Use your clinical judgment. Develop and modify plans of care based on your evaluation findings, patient response, functional goals, and objective progress.
- Build stronger orthopedic and sports rehabilitation skills. Continue improving your ability to evaluate movement, develop progressive exercise programs, and guide patients through return-to-activity and return-to-sport rehabilitation.
- Follow patients through the rehabilitation process. Build stronger therapeutic relationships while seeing the progression from evaluation through higher-level function and performance.
- Work with advanced treatment technology. Gain experience with PEMF, Shockwave Therapy, and Direct Current Neuromuscular Re-Education when clinically appropriate.
- Learn within a high-standard clinical environment. Work alongside professionals who value clinical reasoning, accountability, continued education, and measurable patient outcomes.
What You Will Do
As a Physical Therapist at Athlete Pro Sports Medicine, you will:
- Evaluate and treat athletes and active adults with orthopedic, musculoskeletal, and sports-related conditions.
- Complete detailed movement, mobility, strength, functional, and performance assessments.
- Identify physical impairments and movement limitations affecting recovery, function, and athletic performance.
- Develop individualized Physical Therapy plans of care based on clinical findings, patient goals, and functional demands.
- Provide manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular re-education, movement retraining, and patient education.
- Progress patients through strength development, functional rehabilitation, return-to-running, return-to-training, and return-to-sport programming.
- Modify treatment plans based on patient response, objective measurements, and functional progress.
- Help patients improve strength, mobility, movement quality, confidence, resilience, and physical performance.
- Educate patients on injury recovery, movement efficiency, training progression, injury prevention, and long-term physical health.
- Integrate advanced treatment technology when appropriate for the patient's plan of care.
- Complete evaluations, progress notes, and treatment documentation accurately and efficiently.
- Communicate clearly with patients and members of the clinical team throughout the rehabilitation process.
- Contribute to a consistent, professional, and high-quality patient experience.
Build Advanced Sports Physical Therapy Skills
If you want to become a stronger sports and orthopedic Physical Therapist, the patients you treat and the environment you practice in matter.
At Athlete Pro Sports Medicine, you will regularly work with patients who want to do more than reduce pain.
They want to run again, train again, compete again, lift again, return to their sport, and continue living an active lifestyle.
That creates an opportunity to develop deeper skills in:
- Movement assessment and clinical reasoning.
- Orthopedic rehabilitation.
- Sports injury rehabilitation.
- Progressive strengthening.
- Return-to-running programming.
- Return-to-training progression.
- Return-to-sport decision-making.
- Performance-focused rehabilitation.
- Patient education and long-term injury prevention.
Support for New Graduate Physical Therapists
Starting your Physical Therapy career in the right environment can accelerate your clinical development.
New graduates are welcome and will receive structured mentorship, hands-on support, and ongoing clinical feedback as they build confidence and independence.
You will have access to:
- Structured onboarding and mentorship.
- Hands-on clinical feedback from experienced clinicians.
- Support with evaluations and clinical reasoning.
- Guidance with treatment planning and exercise progression.
- Support with movement assessment and return-to-sport programming.
- Opportunities to learn advanced treatment techniques and technology.
- A patient population that allows you to strengthen orthopedic and sports rehabilitation skills.
You will be encouraged to ask questions, develop your clinical approach, and gradually become a more confident and independent Physical Therapist.
Opportunities for Experienced Physical Therapists
If you already have outpatient orthopedic or sports rehabilitation experience, you will have the opportunity to practice with clinical autonomy while continuing to refine your expertise.
You will have:
- Freedom to use your clinical judgment.
- A motivated athlete and active-adult patient population.
- True one-on-one treatment sessions.
- Access to advanced treatment technology.
- Opportunities to deepen sports medicine and performance rehabilitation skills.
- A collaborative environment where your experience and ideas are valued.
- Continued opportunities for professional and clinical growth.
Who We Work Best With
This opportunity may be a strong fit if you are a Physical Therapist who:
- Holds an active Physical Therapist license or is eligible for licensure.
- Is a new graduate, early-career clinician, or experienced Physical Therapist.
- Has a strong interest in outpatient orthopedics, sports medicine, or performance rehabilitation.
- Enjoys working with athletes and active adults.
- Values one-on-one patient care.
- Wants to strengthen skills in movement assessment, exercise progression, and return-to-sport rehabilitation.
- Uses clinical reasoning to guide treatment decisions.
- Communicates clearly and builds strong relationships with patients.
- Takes ownership of patient progression and outcomes.
- Enjoys working within a collaborative and accountable clinical team.
- Wants mentorship while continuing to build professional independence.
- Is interested in building a long-term Physical Therapy career in a sports medicine environment.
Preferred Experience
The following experience is valued but not required:
- Background in athletics or competitive sports.
- Strength and conditioning experience.
- ATC or CSCS credentials.
- Previous experience treating athletes or active populations.
- Experience with outpatient orthopedic rehabilitation.
- Interest in return-to-sport rehabilitation.
- Experience with performance testing or movement assessment.
Build a Physical Therapy Career That Keeps Challenging You
The environment where you practice Physical Therapy will influence the clinician you become.
At Athlete Pro Sports Medicine, you will have the opportunity to treat motivated patients, provide true one-on-one care, sharpen your clinical reasoning, and build advanced skills in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation.
You will be supported as you grow while still having the autonomy to make meaningful clinical decisions and take ownership of your patients' progress.
If you are looking for a Physical Therapist position where you can develop stronger sports medicine skills, work directly with athletes and active adults, and continue advancing your career, we would like to meet you.
Apply today to learn more about joining Athlete Pro Sports Medicine.
Pay: $90,000.00 - $95,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Opportunities for advancement
- Paid time off
License/Certification:
- Physical Therapy license (or eligible) (Required)
Work Location: In person
