When it comes to orthopedic care, you’ll want to find a physical therapist who has worked with hundreds if not thousands of cases. But experience alone isn’t enough. Physical therapists have the opportunity to gain additional training and specialization after graduating, such as becoming a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics or participating in Fellowship training that is recognized by the AAOMPT and APTA.

Specialty training requires hundreds of additional hours and mentorship from more experienced clinicians as well as a rigorous testing and evaluative process that results in a more efficient and effective physical therapist. This PT can provide you effective treatment that is supported by current research and yields results, ultimately saving you time and money.