Sports Physical Therapist

Are you tired of working for insurance companies instead of your patients? Are you burned out from double-booked schedules, productivity quotas, and feeling like you could be a great clinician, if only the system would let you? If the idea of building something meaningful, working one-on-one with motivated patients, and raising the standard of sports physical therapy excites you, keep reading. Cohen Health and Performance is not a traditional PT clinic. We are a cash-based, sports and performance-driven practice built around doing things the right way, for patients and clinicians. What makes this role different: 100% one-on-one care in a cash-based model No insurance restrictions. No double booking. You own the session and the outcome. A true sports & performance setting You’ll work with athletes and active adults who want to return to training, competition, and high-level activity, not just “feel better.” Leadership and growth opportunities Ideal for someone who wants influence, responsibility, and the ability to help shape clinic culture and standards. A collaborative, high-standard team culture You’ll work alongside clinicians who challenge each other, share ideas, and genuinely care about being great at what they do. Who this role is for: A passionate physical therapist who believes patients deserve better Someone who wants to lead , mentor, and help elevate a clinic, not just punch a clock A growth-oriented professional who values learning, accountability, and high standards Someone who believes physical therapy should look more like high-level coaching than passive treatment If you’re looking for: The freedom to coach, load, and progress patients like athletes, not follow insurance-driven scripts A motivated patient population that shows up to train, take ownership of their rehab, and push to return to sport or high-level activity A team that prioritizes excellence, collaboration, and continued growth …this might be the role you’ve been waiting for. Only passionate, growth-oriented clinicians who want to work with athletes, lead, and help redefine physical therapy should apply.