2026-02-27 – Weekly Sports Medicine Jobs : Discover Texas sports medicine roles

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This week, the demand for sports medicine professionals is strong, especially in Texas and Illinois. If you’re looking for remote work, there are a few opportunities popping up too. It’s a good time to explore new roles if you’re thinking about a change.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Physician - Sports Medicine
    Company: ASMO Overhead LLP | Location: Abilene, TX
    A great opportunity for someone looking to dive into orthopedics and sports medicine. It’s a solid role if you’re keen on working with athletes and active patients.
    Apply Here

  • Physician - Sports Medicine
    Company: All-Star Orthopaedics | Location: Southlake, TX
    This role is perfect if you’re fellowship-trained and ready to join a busy practice. Expect to work with a dynamic team and engage in a variety of cases.
    Apply Here

  • Physician - Sports Medicine
    Company: Arlington Orthopedic Association | Location: Fort Worth, TX
    Join a reputable association with a focus on sports medicine surgery. If you’re looking to start in Fall 2026, this could be your next big move.
    Apply Here

  • Physiatrist / Sports Medicine Physician
    Company: PA Staffing Solutions | Location: New York, NY
    A hybrid role for those interested in physiatry and sports medicine. Perfect if you want a bit of everything and thrive in varied environments.
    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non-Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Chicago, IL
    A non-operative role with a premier provider. It’s ideal if you’re fellowship-trained and want to focus on patient care without surgery.
    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non-Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Aurora, IL
    Another chance with Genesis Orthopedics, this time in Aurora. Same great team, different location.
    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non-Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Saint Charles, IL
    Yet another role with Genesis, this time in Saint Charles. If you missed the other two, here’s a third chance.
    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non-Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Oak Brook, IL
    The last of Genesis’s openings, this time in Oak Brook. It’s a consistent opportunity for someone interested in non-operative roles.
    Apply Here

  • Orthopedic Surgeon - Sports Medicine!
    Company: NP Now | Location: Addison, TX
    If you’re an orthopedic surgeon looking to make an impact, this non-profit health system role might be your calling.
    Apply Here

  • Orthopedic Surgeon - Sports Medicine!
    Company: NP Now | Location: Houston, TX
    Another fantastic opportunity with NP Now, this time in Houston. Ready to join a reputable nonprofit?
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is looking solid this week, with a variety of roles in different domains. Here are some that might catch your interest.

  • Regional Sales Representative
    Company: My Sports Dietitian, Inc. | Location: Gonzales, LA
    Focus on colleges, sports performance, and nutrition. It’s an engaging role if you’re into sports and sales.
    Apply Here

  • Clinic Director
    Company: Zunch Staffing | Location: Brooklyn, NY
    Lead care for orthopedic outpatients. A top option if you want to shape patient experiences in a remote setup.
    Apply Here

  • Regional Technical Consulting Veterinarian Northern California (Sacramento) - #6161
    Company: thevetrecruiter.com | Location: Sacramento, CA
    Engage with veterinary medicine at a higher level. Ideal if you enjoy consulting and travel.
    Apply Here

  • Physician - Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) - Remote
    Company: Get It - Professional Services | Location: Norfolk, VA
    Focus on TBI cases remotely. A niche area with a chance to make a significant impact.
    Apply Here

  • Regional Technical Consulting Veterinarian Northern California (San Francisco) - #6161
    Company: thevetrecruiter.com | Location: Daly City, CA
    Another consulting role in the veterinary field, this time closer to San Francisco. Perfect if you love the Bay Area vibe.
    Apply Here

  • Physician - Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It - Professional Services | Location: Norfolk, VA
    Another chance to handle TBI cases from home. It’s a real niche but with a lot of room for impact.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week’s rundown. Keep an eye on these opportunities—they might just be the next step in your career journey. Stay tuned and take care!

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I’ve been in sports medicine for a while, and I found that even remote roles require networking in person when you can. I once got a great offer from a local gym after just dropping by to chat with the team during a conference. It’s definitely worth considering finding opportunities that way, especially since demand’s high right now in Texas.

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I recently applied for a remote sports medicine role and found it super helpful to show my local connections in my cover letter. It’s kind of like trying to land a fish; sometimes the bait needs to be in the right spot! Just remember, even remote roles can benefit from a bit of local networking. @JobSeeker101.

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, it drives me nuts when good opportunities slip away right after they’re posted. I applied for a role last month and it felt like a race. Networking really does make a difference, though; @Guide, I found that mentioning mutual contacts helped me stand out.

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It’s such an important point that networking can really boost your application. I remember adding a personal touch about a shared mentor in my cover letter, and it made a difference. Don’t hesitate to leverage those connections — it might even open unexpected doors.

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Totally get that urgency! I had a similar experience last month when a great job popped up, and I got my application in fast thanks to a reminder from a colleague. Sometimes, using job alerts can really help you stay on top of these openings, especially when so many are time-sensitive like this week’s jobs.

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I’ve noticed that applying through professional networks rather than just job boards can really speed things up. When roles go live, I try to connect with recruiters directly on LinkedIn; that personal touch can sometimes help you get noticed faster. Trust me, it makes a difference when every second counts, especially with roles like those in Texas right now.

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