2026-06-26 – Weekly Sports Medicine Jobs : Non-op sports medicine roles expanding

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This week, the job market’s got a mix of critical needs and a few solid remote gigs. It’s evident that there’s a growing demand for non-operative sports medicine roles, with some companies expanding their outreach and education programs. If you’re looking to work from anywhere, there are verified remote positions available too.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Family Medicine Sports Medicine Physician
    Company: Marshall Health Network | Location: Huntington, WV
    A chance to work full-time as clinical faculty, combining Sports Medicine and Family Medicine. If continuity of care is your thing, this could be a great fit.

    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician
    Company: Shriners Children’s | Location: Sacramento, CA
    This full-time role is all about non-operative pediatric and adolescent sports medicine. A great spot if you’re experienced in this specialty.

    Apply Here

  • Orthopedic Surgeon - Sports Medicine!
    Company: NP Now | Location: Austin, TX
    Perfect for orthopedic surgeons looking to join a non-profit health system in Texas. Offers a chance to make a real impact close to home.

    Apply Here

  • Orthopedic Surgeon - Sports Medicine!
    Company: NP Now | Location: Jones, OK
    Another opportunity at a non-profit health system, this time in Oklahoma. If you’re an orthopedic surgeon, this might be the change you’re looking for.

    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non - Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Aurora, IL
    Dive into non-operative sports medicine with a focus on community outreach and education. It’s a role with purpose for those passionate about patient care.

    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non - Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Saint Charles, IL
    Similar to the Aurora role, this position offers a chance to grow in non-operative sports medicine and engage with the community.

    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non - Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Chicago, IL
    Yet another chance with Genesis, focusing on non-operative sports medicine. It’s ideal if you’re looking to make a difference in a big city setting.

    Apply Here

  • Sports Medicine Physician (Non - Operative)
    Company: Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine | Location: Oak Brook, IL
    This role also focuses on non-operative care. Perfect for those who love the Chicago area but prefer a suburban practice setting.

    Apply Here

  • Orthopedics - Sports Medicine Physician
    Company: Source Medical Llc. | Location: Cooperstown, NY
    Join an active orthopedic sports medicine clinical practice. This role is great if you’re keen on a hands-on approach in a supportive environment.

    Apply Here

  • Physician - Sports Medicine
    Company: UHS | Location: Vestal, NY
    This position offers the chance to work in a well-established ortho department. If you’re seeking stability with room to grow, give this a look.

    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote opportunities can be rare, but this week there are some solid picks. These roles let you work from anywhere, perfect for those who value flexibility.

  • Clinic Director
    Company: Zunch Staffing | Location: Brooklyn, NY
    Take charge of orthopedic outpatient care, including ortho and post-surgical patients, all from the comfort of your home.

    Apply Here

  • Marketing Operations Manager
    Company: Multi Radiance Medical | Location: Solon, OH
    Join a growing company in pain management and sports medicine. This role is all about driving expansion efforts remotely.

    Apply Here

  • Physician - Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) - Remote
    Company: Get It - Professional Services | Location: Norfolk, VA
    Work with TBI cases from sports and motor vehicle incidents. This remote role is perfect if you’re experienced in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

    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. Keep an eye on these opportunities and remember, the right fit is out there. Stay proactive and good luck!

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It’s like trying to catch a football with buttered hands — definitely need to stay on top of these job postings! I just snagged a telehealth position last month; if you’re considering remote, check out what companies like @InspireHealth are offering right now… Have you looked into specific companies yet?

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I totally get the urgency around these postings — I found that following specific job boards on social media helps, especially for remote roles. I landed my last position that way. Have you checked out @MedJobsOnline?

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I’ve been keeping an eye on non-op roles too, especially since they often offer remote options. I found that using platforms like LinkedIn to set up job alerts helped me secure a position quickly. Just a heads up, don’t overlook local clinics — they sometimes have hidden opportunities that aren’t widely publicized.

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I’ve noticed that even though non-op roles are expanding, the competition is fierce — last month, I applied to a remote position within hours of it being posted and still didn’t make the cut. Keeping a close watch on instant alerts is key, especially on LinkedIn; it really makes a difference! @mstevens77, do you find the same urgency when you’re browsing listings?

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I started using a specific job alert feature on LinkedIn for sports medicine roles, and it made a huge difference. It’s so easy to miss great opportunities with how quickly they go live. Just be sure to tailor your application right when you see a fit — timing really is everything in this market.

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I applied to a remote position last week, and they got back to me the same day! It’s wild how fast these listings can disappear… If you’re looking for opportunities, I’d recommend keeping a close eye on their deadlines and not waiting — it’s a fast-paced market.

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