2026-03-06 – Weekly Sports Medicine Jobs : Non-operative sports medicine role in Chicago

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This week, there’s a steady demand for sports medicine professionals across various specialties. There’s a particular push for physiatry and non-operative sports medicine roles. On the plus side, some positions offer remote work, which is a rare find in this field.

This Week’s Jobs

  • Physiatrist / Sports Medicine Physician
    Company: PA Staffing Solutions | Location: New York, NY
    A great opportunity for those interested in physiatry with a sports medicine focus. Perfect for someone looking to work in a bustling urban environment with a diverse patient base.
    Apply Here

  • Physician- Sports Medicine
    Company: United Musculoskeletal Partners | Location: Abilene, TX
    This role focuses on a variety of orthopedic specialties including ankle, shoulder, and spine. Ideal for someone who wants a broad scope of practice.
    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation LVT, GCVS
    Company: Ethos Veterinary Health | Location: Houston, TX
    Focus on sports medicine and rehabilitation in a veterinary setting. For those passionate about improving animal health through sports medicine techniques.
    Apply Here

  • Family Medicine / Internal Medicine Physician (Sports Med)
    Company: HEALTHCARE RECRUITMENT COUNSELORS | Location: Allentown, PA
    Seeking a family medicine physician with sports medicine training. Offers a chance to integrate sports medicine into a family practice setting.
    Apply Here

  • Physician - Sports Medicine
    Company: UHS | Location: Vestal, NY
    Join a robust team at UHS focusing on orthopedic sports medicine. A great fit for someone who enjoys a collaborative environment.
    Apply Here

  • Physician- Sports Medicine
    Company: United Musculoskeletal Partners | Location: Southlake, TX
    This role involves expanding sports medicine services, ideal for someone with fellowship training in sports medicine surgery.
    Apply Here

  • Family Medicine/Sports Medicine Physician Opportunity
    Company: Medical On Demand | Location: Safety Harbor, FL
    Offers a balanced work-life environment in a vibrant community. Great for someone looking to settle in a family-friendly area.
    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non - Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Chicago, IL
    A non-operative role with a focus on community outreach and education. Perfect for someone who wants to make an impact beyond the clinic.
    Apply Here

Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work remains a coveted feature, especially in sports medicine. Check out these roles if you’re looking to blend flexibility with your expertise.

  • Physician - Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) - Remote
    Company: Get It - Professional Services | Location: Norfolk, VA
    Specializing in TBI cases from various causes, this role is fully remote, ideal for those looking to manage cases from home.
    Apply Here

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Hope you find something that piques your interest this week. If you see a fit, don’t hesitate—these opportunities move fast. Wishing you the best in your job search!

I once landed a remote sports medicine role that felt like scoring a game-winning goal — it’s a game changer if you can swing it, but don’t forget to factor in how you’ll connect with your team. Those virtual team huddles can be tricky. Just be ready to adapt your communication style.

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Finding a remote role can be a real win — last year, I took a position that allowed me to balance work and life seamlessly. Just make sure to have a solid tech setup; as they say, >team huddles can be tricky. Just be ready to adapt your communication style.

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