ATI Physical Therapy Careers Blog

ATI Sports Medicine Offers Individual and Group Support to…

July 8, 2025

Connection within any profession matters, which is why ATI Sports Medicine dedicates itself to providing the support and resources Athletic Trainers need to offer their school and community members their very best.

Ongoing Individual Support

Each one of our Athletic Trainers works directly with a Sports Medicine Manager, these leaders oversee and assist our ATs with managing their day-to-day responsibilities. This partnership provides individual support continuously throughout the year. However, within ATI we realize how important it is to connect with other professionals to learn from each other’s personal experiences, discuss important topics within the industry, and encourage and challenge each other to develop as a professional.

Advocacy

Leading the Way in Athletic Training

July 8, 2025

Every year, the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) hosts its annual conference, highlighting industry progress, hosting educational sessions, and offering opportunities for ATs to connect as professionals. ATI Physical Therapy is proud to be a part of the event, showing support for the specialized care Athletic Trainers provide in the communities and worksites they serve.

Advocacy

Creating Mobility within the AT Profession

July 8, 2025

Athletic Trainers (ATs) do important work in the communities they serve. With this growing recognition and need for ATs, the Council of State Governments (CSG), Department of Defense (DoD), and Board of Certification (BOC) have partnered to develop a new interstate compact to allow licensed Athletic Trainers to practice across state lines physically and remotely.

Advocacy

Advocacy for Alabama Athletic Trainers Pays Off

July 8, 2025

Education is the foundation of any career, but rising costs within our society present a challenge for many healthcare professionals, including Athletic Trainers (AT). Within many school and worksite settings, Athletic Trainers are the first point of contact in many health-related situations and often the bridge to athletes, workers, and community members seeking further care. Their role within the communities they serve is essential, and as a result of advocacy efforts, legislators in the state of Alabama are recently passed HB288 to Governor Kay Ivey’s desk for signing to provide loan assistance for Alabama Athletic Trainers.

Awards & Accolades

ATI Physical Therapy Earns Great Place to Work® Certification—Again!

July 1, 2025

We’re proud to share that ATI Physical Therapy has once again been certified as a Great Place to Work®, with even stronger results this year—thanks to the incredible dedication of our team.

According to the survey:

80% of team members said ATI is a great place to work (up from 77% last year)
92% felt welcomed when they joined ATI
90% said people at ATI genuinely care about each other
88% believe our patients would rate our service as “excellent”
88% feel they can be themselves at work

These results aren’t just metrics—they reflect a workplace where people feel supported, seen, and proud to be part of something meaningful. At ATI, we’re more than a workplace; we’re a community dedicated to helping each other grow while delivering exceptional care to our patients.

If you’d like to be part of a great team that’s making a difference every day, explore opportunities to join us at careers.atipt.com

Together, we’re building something extraordinary.

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Embracing the Next Step in Leadership

July 1, 2025

At ATI, we offer clinicians several pathways to create the career they want, including growing from clinician to clinic director to overseeing multiple clinics. Recently promoted Multisite Clinic Director (MSCD) Vidit Atul Phanse has learned that navigating the transition from running a single clinic to multiple locations has presented its challenges, but it is ultimately a rewarding experience.

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Using Telehealth to Increase Awareness for Dance Therapy

July 1, 2025

Telerehab Physical Therapist Catherine Vargo is taking her mission to help dancers out of the studio and moving it online. Still in her first year at ATI as a telerehab PT, Catherine brought her talents as a dance physical therapist to ATI to expand access for those who express their art through movement.

A former dancer, Catherine decided to pursue physical therapy after being treated for an injury. “The PTs I worked with were good, but they didn’t ‘get it,'” Catherine explained. “I knew there had to be people that ‘got it’ like there are therapists who understand football, basketball, or soccer. That’s why before Day One, I have always told others I wanted to be a PT that takes care of dancers.”

Continuing Education

Offering Continuous Education Along Your Career Path

May 14, 2025

Our Clinical Excellence team offers a variety of CEUs to assist our team members with maintaining their license and expanding their general knowledge base. These courses include a wide range of topics, such as implicit bias in healthcare, ACL repair, Blood Flow Restriction, dance medicine, and much more. “We have done 30 courses so far in 2025,” Clinical Development Program Lead Jacqueline Davenport explained when asked about ATI’s internal CEU initiative, “and have 80 planned for the remainder of the year.”

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Patients Receive Additional Support Through Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM)

May 14, 2025

April 2025, ATI Physical Therapy rolled out its Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) across its 900-plus clinic footprint. RTM is an additional service line that expands the patient’s clinical care team as they work towards their therapy goals. It provides seamless communication between patients and a licensed clinician to address questions or concerns and receive additional guidance on home exercises. It also gives the patient added support, allowing the clinician to encourage and celebrate with them as they work through the stages of their recovery.

Advocacy

Advocating for the PT Profession and our Patients

May 14, 2025

ATI Physical Therapy continues to be a voice for change in the physical therapy industry to support our clinicians and patients. This spring, CEO Sharon Vitti continued ATI’s advocacy efforts in Washington, D.C. She and other leaders in the industry, including those from the Alliance for Physical Therapy Quality and Innovation (APTQI), met on Capitol with Representative Buddy Carter, Chair of the House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee. There, they discussed strategies to reduce fall rates among seniors and improve patient safety. However, the efforts do not stop on Capitol Hill. Our teams have also opened their doors to lawmakers for them to saw firsthand how PT can improve and impact lives.