1:1
Every visit, no double-booking
We're looking for a Doctor of Physical Therapy who wants to treat runners and active adults the way it should be done — one patient at a time, with the hour to actually solve the problem.
I spent years in clinics where the schedule decided the care — three patients an hour, a tech running the exercises, and a plan that looked the same for everyone who walked in with knee pain. I started The Run Mechanics to do the opposite.
Here, a runner gets the full hour with the same clinician every visit. We film them, measure what's actually happening at the ankle, knee, and hip, and build the plan off that data instead of a protocol. Most of our patients finish in 40–60% fewer visits than traditional PT — not because we rush, but because we found the real problem the first time.
I'm looking for someone who finds that approach obvious rather than idealistic. If you're curious about biomechanics, comfortable being the only person in the room with the patient, and want to build real expertise instead of volume, we should talk.
The right fit matters more than a résumé. We'd rather train the mechanics than talk someone into caring about them.
No formal application needed to start. Book a 15-minute call and we'll talk about the role, the caseload, and whether it's a fit — both directions. If you'd rather send a résumé first, use the contact form and it'll come straight to me.