Continuing Education – ATI Physical Therapy Careers Blog

ATI Physical Therapy Worksite Solutions and iMSKA Partner with…

October 1, 2025

At ATI Worksite Solutions (AWS), a division of ATI Physical Therapy, we have known the long-term impact our Athletic Trainers in the workplace have on employee health. Now, a new collaboration between Indiana State University’s Athletic Training Department and ATI Worksite Solutions, along with its partner Institute for Musculoskeletal Advancement (iMSKA), is creating that same awareness to better prepare future healthcare professionals to meet the demands of occupational and industrial health. This new partnership looks to bridge a gap by launching its Workplace Injury Prevention Certificate Program, designed to equip future health professionals with proactive musculoskeletal (MSK) care strategies.

The initiative builds on the expertise of ATI Worksite Solutions—a national leader in injury prevention, ergonomics, early MSK intervention, and occupational health—and iMSKA, ATI’s research institute established in 2024 to advance evidence-based practices in MSK care. Together, these organizations are aligning academic training with real-world employer needs, preparing students to reduce workplace risks and improve population MSK health.

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.

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.”

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.

Introducing the Institute for Musculoskeletal Advancement (iMSKA)

April 23, 2024

In February, ATI was proud to announce the launch of the Institute for Musculoskeletal Advancement (iMSKA). Working alongside the clinicians of ATI Physical Therapy, iMSKA is dedicated to progressing quality clinical care with a focus on value.

Shaping the Future Generations of Physical Therapists

April 23, 2024

At ATI, our leadership is dedicated to establishing ATI as a front-runner in MSK care, including an ongoing commitment to clinician development. From our residency and fellowship programs, partnership with the Institute for Musculoskeletal Advancement and much more, our leadership and teams are dedicated to developing the next generation of clinicians. So much so that ATI raffled off a free ticket to this year’s CSM to a student physical therapist.

Expanding Access for PT Students

February 2, 2024

Various locations. The Learning and Development team is excited to announce it is expanding its sports and orthopedic residency programs. “This is a real opportunity for us to connect with students, help them develop their clinical skills and influence the next era of physical therapists,” Senior Director of Learning and Development Tom Denninger said. “And we are fortunate to have Jackie Davenport, who already serves as the Orthopedic Residency Director, expand her role to oversee the Sports Residency as well.”