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TFI Physical Therapy & Sports Performance in Vernon Hills, IL is hiring a Physical Therapist to join a team that blends orthopedic rehabilitation with sports performance. You will evaluate patients, design individualized, evidence-based treatment plans, and guide rehabilitation from initial visit to discharge while collaborating with physicians and fitness staff.
The practice emphasizes autonomy with mentorship, ongoing education, and opportunities for leadership.
TFI Physical Therapy & Sports Performance is hiring for a Physical Therapist job i Verno Hills, IL, for a motivated clinician who wants to combine orthopedic rehabilitation with sports medicine and performance training. This is a role for someone who's passionate about helping active individuals, athletes, and post-injury patients get back to the activities they love, backed by a team that treats clinical excellence and mentorship as equally important.
TFI is a privately owned practice built to bridge high-quality rehabilitation with sports performance and fitness training, guided by core values of compassion, excellence, integrity, and community. The clinical philosophy here is evidence-based and movement-focused, with an emphasis on personalized programming that supports long-term health and performance rather than one-size-fits-all protocols. You'll be trusted as a professional, with real autonomy to make patient care decisions within your scope, and the practice actively promotes from within for leadership and management roles as you grow, backed by personalized career development plans.
The Verno Hills location gives you access to Pilates programming, a cold plunge, and a sauna alongside the clinical space, plus a performance gym on site, so the line between rehab and performance training is a short one here. Administrative staff handle scheduling, billing, and documentation, and the clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art treatment equipment, so your time goes toward patient care rather than paperwork. The culture leans collaborative and close-knit, with therapy and administrative teams working closely together and an open-door approach to questions and feedback.
Day to day, you'll evaluate new patients and build individualized, evidence-based treatment plans, providing hands-on therapy and therapeutic exercise programs for orthopedic and sports-related injuries. You'll guide patients through rehabilitation, discharge, and follow-up care, coordinate with referring physicians to ensure continuity of care, and adjust treatment plans as patients progress and their needs change. The role also involves physician relationship building and community outreach, so strong communication and a genuine interest in connecting with the local Chicago-area community matter as much as clinical skill.
This position suits a PT who wants an active, hands-on caseload and a team that invests in ongoing growth: continuing education reimbursement, certifications, and workshops are built into the culture here, along with performance bonuses and covered professional liability insurance. Experience with active populations and return-to-sport programming is preferred, but a growth-oriented mindset and strong work ethic matter just as much as a specific caseload background. Passionate, growth-oriented clinicians are encouraged to apply even without a deep sports performance background, as long as you bring a strong foundation in orthopedic care and a genuine interest in this patient population.
Compensation:If you're looking for a Physical Therapist role where clinical autonomy and mentorship go hand in hand, we'd love to hear from you. TFI was built to bridge rehabilitation and performance, and that same philosophy shapes how this position works day to day, from the equipment you'll use to the growth plan you'll follow. Bring your license, your orthopedic and sports medicine interest, and a team-first mindset, and we'll bring the resources to help you build a lasting career here. The full job description and Quick Apply for this Physical Therapist opening i Verno Hills, IL are below. It takes less than 60 seconds — no account required!
Master's or Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program Valid Illinois Physical Therapist license required Experience with relationship building and community marketing preferred Strong work ethic and commitment to patient outcomes and team success Excellent organization, communication, and customer service skills Public speaking or community outreach experience preferred Detail-oriented, motivated, and self-driven professional Advanced understanding of the musculoskeletal system with a passion for health, fitness, and sports medicine Ability to collaborate effectively with therapists, physicians, trainers, and administrative staff