ATI Physical Therapy Careers Blog

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.”

Physical Therapy

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.

Physical Therapy

Exploring More with ATI’s Travel Program

February 14, 2025

Missouri native Physical Therapist Brad Lohbeck started with a travel PT agency shortly after graduation. What started as a travel opportunity in South Carolina became an 8,000-mile adventure with ATI and its Explore program.

Clinical Excellence

Technology for PT

February 14, 2025

This year, ATI is committing significant resources to drive transformation in our technology. This investment continues ATI’s multi-year effort to remove obstacles between clinicians and patients and enhance the patient’s overall experience.

Advocacy

APTQI

February 14, 2025

Work continues in Washington, D.C., to pass the Stopping Addiction and Falls for the Elderly (SAFE) Act. Originally proposed in the spring of 2024, the SAFE Act would include a fall risk assessment by a physical or occupational therapist as part of a Medicare beneficiary’s annual wellness visit.

Continuing Education

ATI’s Announces Multiple New Partnerships to Enhance Clinician Continuing…

November 25, 2024

In 2024, ATI Physical Therapy has made it a priority to enhance our clinician’s options for furthering their practice as well as provide educational opportunities for future clinicians. See how ATI is partnering with like-minded institutions to support clinical growth and development aspirations.

APTA

Big APTA Wins in Michigan and Arizona

November 25, 2024

A Win for Hybrid Care in Michigan

The APTA Michigan reported a record win in telehealth advancement. As a result of the organization’s advocacy efforts, healthcare professionals in Michigan now have reimbursement parity for telemedicine and in-person office visits. In addition, insurers cannot dictate where patients receive care unless they are contractually bound or specific care is deemed necessary by a referring health care professional. It is a big win for patients and clinicians as virtual and hybrid care create greater access to treatment, and telehealth continues to expand in the physical therapy field.

Awards & Accolades

Understanding MIPS: Why it’s Important for Providers and Patients

November 25, 2024

ATI Physical Therapy recently announced its fifth consecutive year, earning an “Exceptional” rating from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS). The rating is a testament to the entire organization’s dedication to providing quality patient care while achieving its purpose of making every life an active life. However, the MIPS rating is more than accolades for clinicians. It was designed to reward Medicare providers for high-quality patient care and outcomes with the aim of lowering healthcare costs.

Partnerships

ATI Sports Medicine Continues Partnership with Chicago Public Schools

October 7, 2024

ATI Physical Therapy, LLC, spans 24 different states, and across our footprint, ATI’s Sports Medicine division supplies high schools, colleges, and universities with Athletic Trainers (AT). One unique partnership includes a relationship with the Chicago Public School (CPS) for four consecutive years. In the CPS system, ATI employs 21 full-time Athletic Trainers to provide care to elementary students, high school athletes, school district employees, and community members, and our teams work with all 82 District-Managed High Schools in some way.